I hope you're right, but it would negate your post from a few weeks ago that Dante wins the whole thing.

I can't comment on Gina Yashere, but Ralph Harris is ten times the comic that Dante is.
 

Our post from a few weeks ago did not specifically or definitively state that "Dante wins the whole thing."

Here's what we said:

"Over the past few weeks, however, one name has been bobbing to the top of conversations-- Dante. Word on the street is that, prior to the auditions, he was telling anyone within earshot that he was going to win. Further word on the street is that he's now telling everyone that he's actually won the damn thing. (Don't these people have to sign non-disclosure agreements or something? Wouldn't that obliterate his win if he spilled his guts like that? Or... if he didn't win, wouldn't this kind of blowhardery make him look... like an idiot? Either way, it seems to be a bad way to go.) We can't confirm anything. We're not saying anything one way or the other, but it seems suspicious that his name has come up in multiple conversations over the past few weeks. That's usually an indication that there's a kernel of truth to the rumor. (Of course, we've been burned once before with LCS rumors, so pay no attention until we say something definitively!) Perhaps stories about Dante's initial puffery have been corrupted by repeated re-tellings to the point where he's now said to be driving up and down Hollywood Blvd. proclaiming his LCS victory using a bullhorn."

Of course, our most recent post could be all wrong. It wouldn't be the first time we were wrong. It also wouldn't be the first time we were right. We'll see.

Thanks.
 

It may just be a telephone-game problem. Dante did win the Audience Favorite award during his semis, so that might be what he was talking about.

If the rest of this post is accurate, they haven't even HELD the other elimination challenges, so how could Dante know that he "won the whole thing"?

Unless... (dun dun DUN!!!)