Beat the Star: Sarah Lombardi is

Sarah Lombardi had to give in "beat the Star" Eko Fresh beat

The first man-to-woman duel in the history of "Schlag den Star". Rapper Eko Fresh (35, "king of Germany") has set on Saturday evening against singer Sarah Lombardi (26, "Back to me"). And that's pretty clear. While the 26-Year-old was able to win in the battle of the sexes, only the games number four and number ten, won her opponent in the remaining rounds.

in the twelfth of a possible 15 rounds of the game had to give Lombardi struck. Eko Fresh triumphed in the end with a score of 64:14 and was allowed to claim the 100,000 euros.

"My nerves are still blank"

In the case of Instagram, described Sarah Lombardi after the defeat of her state of mind: "My nerves are still blank. Eko has earned the victory and I congratulate. I think you Supertotobet can hardly imagine how excited you are and how much pressure it is."

That she has lost, have you met in the first Moment, the singer, had presented itself in the run-up to the right self-aware. "I was disappointed in the first Moment, because I have annoyed me a total of about myself. But still, it was a great evening. Thank you to 'beat the Star', Eko Fresh, my family and friends and all that out there for me to cheer him."

New game format for "beat the Star"

The duel of the sexes ProSieben also had a new addition to the Show of Europe - tailored to the profession of the two candidates. Because in a game both already knew in advance: the "song battle". Both Sarah Lombardi, as well as Eko Fresh before each contributed three Songs that you selected in advance, and for a week together with the Live Band had rehearsed.

Then, the viewers were allowed to vote by phone for their favorites. The Rapper won the game with 55 percent of the vote. He had performed "lose Yourself" by Eminem, "Hey, there's" the Atzen and a smarter move - "Wadde had a dudde?" Show inventor Stefan Raab. Lombardi's song choice ("Titanium" by SIA, "Ain't Nobody" by Felix Jaehn and "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" by Whitney Houston) was in the audience, however, not quite as good.