Fans agreed she was the obvious choice to win.

The Voice season 30 airs on Mondays on NBC.
The Battle Rounds on Season 30 of The Voice have officially wrapped up, but one elimination is already leaving viewers disappointed.
During the October 26 episode, Brooklyn Marie and Kavi Nyx went head-to-head for a chance to remain on Kelly Clarkson’s team. The two young singers delivered a powerful rendition of Sia’s hit “Titanium,” making the decision especially difficult for Kelly and fellow Coaches Adam Levine, Riley Green, and Queen Latifah.
Both Artists impressed the panel, with Kelly highlighting just how distinctive their voices were as she weighed her options.
“You’re both the most unique singers on my team,” Kelly told the duo in a YouTube clip. “You have a quality to you that’s unlike anyone else in the competition.”
Ultimately, Kelly chose Brooklyn as the winner, and Kavi left The Voice.
Given how much talent Kavi showed leading up to her Battle Round, fans slammed Kelly and the other coaches for not snatching her up to continue in the competition.
“So no one stole [one] of the most unique voices and singing styles The Voice has had in years?! This season would have been so much more intriguing with Kavi,” one person said in the comments. “Kavi was the clear winner,” another agreed. “Can’t believe Kavi didn’t win this!!!” a different follower added.
Kavi Nyx first caught viewers’ attention earlier this month with an emotional rendition of Billie Eilish’s “Wildflower” during her Blind Audition on NBC’s The Voice. Her performance prompted Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine to turn their chairs.
Although Kavi has yet to publicly address her elimination, she shared her excitement about the Battle Rounds on Instagram ahead of the episode’s broadcast.
“And finally, I’m stepping in the ring to battle @thebrooklynmariemusic 🥊!!!” she wrote on October 25. “Don’t miss our battle on @nbcthevoice tomorrow night!!!”
With Kavi’s time on the show now over, viewers will have to say goodbye to the singer as the competition moves forward.
Source: Various