Andy de Liano Voted Out of the Biggest Loser

Andy Gomez de Liano won't be adding the title of "The Biggest Loser" to his winning resume.



The wild card contestant who lost a total of 53 pounds was voted off "The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition" on Monday. He weighed 274 pounds when the reality show began.



"Sa tingin ko ang pinakaimportante kong natutunan is to be selfless. I found reasons why each one of us wants to be here in the camp. I love them all to death," de Liano said after he was eliminated.



He admitted that it would be a big challenge for him to train outside the camp, but believes that he can still do it.



Meanwhile, the "Biggest Loser of the Week" title went to Larry Martin.



Below are the remaining finalists of "The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition:"



1. Ryan Razon, 31, Pampanga

2. Angela Lupangco, 26, Rizal

3. Enrique Rafael "Raffy" Tan, 22, Negros Occidental

4. Art Mendoza, 35, Makati

5. Winwin Cabinta, 18, Bukidnon

6. Larry Martin

7. Leigh Villegas

Hazel Chua Eliminated from the Biggest Loser

For almost three months, the Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition contestants Raffy Tan and Hazel Chua had consoled and encouraged each other as they faced the physical and emotional challenges inside the Biggest Loser camp.



But after Hazel was eliminated from the competition last Tuesday (August 9), they have to continue transforming their lives, separately and by themselves.



The 22 year-old was voted out by majority of the remaining Bigating Pinoy including Angela, Art, Ryan, and Larry. They said Hazel is more ready to go out of the camp than Winwin, who joined her in the elimination ceremony.



As Angela put it, Hazel is already a butterfly while the 18 year-old Winwin is still sleeping in her cocoon. The two fell below the yellow line during the weigh-in after gaining a pound each despite their strenuous marine camp training.



Larry, whose “six-pack” is starting to show, was declared the Biggest Loser of the week for shedding three lbs. or 1.59% of his previous weight.



Before the tearful elimination ceremony, Raffy kissed Hazel, who served as his inspiration inside the camp. Their parting was painful but it did solidify the trust they have for each other.



Hazel even said she is confident that Raffy will prevail as the program’s first Biggest Loser. “I believe so much in Raffy and I know he’ll do everything to be the first winner of the Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” she said.



She also vowed to go through an extreme transformation to wow the campers and the program’s loyal followers in the grand finale. However, Hazel said that as early as now she can say she’s already a changed person.





“The BL camp really changed how I view life. I can now walk with my head up and not try to hide my face in shame. I’m a more disciplined and a much happier person now because I feel good inside and out,” she revealed.



While life goes on for Hazel, same goes for Raffy and the remaining Bigating Pinoys Andy, Art, Angela, Larry, Leigh, Ryan, and Winwin. On this round, they are faced with a tough challenge from game master Derek Ramsay that tests not just their discipline in training and eating, but also in strategizing.



For this week’s immunity, the contenders will race each other in dropping 2% of their current weight. They will be given a one-time-only weigh-in access card, so they will have to gauge themselves to be sure they’ve already lost enough weight before they stand on the weighing scale.



Making this week even tougher for them is a new rule during the weigh-in. Instead of two, four Bigating Pinoys will fall under the yellow line and undergo the elimination ceremony.



Find out the different tactics the Bigating Pinoys will employ to acquire immunity and avoid being booted from the camp. Watch how they will handle another unanticipated twist that will intensify the competition even more.

Pinoy Biggest Loser's Heaviest Evicted

Francisco "Eboy" Bautista, one of the contestants in ABS-CBN's "The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition" was voted off the show on Monday night.

Francisco was booted out after losing only 4 lbs in the last weigh-in.

"Thank you for the lessons, thank you for the scolding, thank you for everything," Bautista said after he was eliminated.

Aside from being the heaviest contestant in "Pinoy Biggest Loser," Francisco was also one of the heaviest in the reality show worldwide.

Bautista, 33, who hails from Parañaque City, weighed 481 lbs during the show's first weigh-in.

He lost a total of 97 lbs.

Meanwhile, Angela Lupango of Rizal was chosen Biggest Loser of the Week after losing 6 lbs.

Lupangco, who weighed 223 lbs during the show's first competitive weigh-in, was 174 lbs in the last weigh-in.

The Biggest Loser Pinoy Ediiton Slims Down to 10 Finalists

"The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition" slimmed down the competition on Monday, leaving 10 finalists to compete for a P1-million cash prize and a condominium unit.

Allan Choachuy of Cebu, previously known as the leader of the show's Blue Team, was Below are the 10 finalists of "The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition:"

1. Enrique Rafael "Raffy" Tan, 22, Negros Occidental
2. Charlene Hazel Chua, Bicol
3. Angela Lupango, 26, Rizal
4. Larry Martin
5. Art Mendoza, 35, Makati
6. Winwin Cabinta, 18, Bukidnon
7. Ryan Razon, 31, Pampanga
8. Francisco "Eboy" Bautista, 33, Parañaque
9. Leigh Villegas
10. Andy Gomez de Liano

Former Blue Team Leader Eliminated in The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition

Alan Choachuy, the leader of the former Blue Team, was ousted from the Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition after receiving five votes in last Monday’s elimination ceremony that pitted him against Art, the leader of the former Red Team.

Art and Alan fell below the yellow line during the weigh-in after losing the least percentage of weight. They could have both been saved if Ryan and Eboy, the bets of the original Bigating Pinoys, beat wild cards Andy and Leigh in the weigh-in.

Ryan and Eboy only had an average weight loss of 3.02% compared to 3.31% weight loss of Andy and Leigh. Ryan, who earned a five pound advantage in the Temptation challenge, still emerged a winner as the Biggest Loser of the Week with a weight loss of 4.72%.

Alan, showing no tears, frustration, or anger, gave the program’s most graceful exit. He, however, admitted that it was hard for him to part with his co-contestants as they have become a family inside.

“I miss first, Larry, because we always did things together like training and cooking. Art, because we were the leaders of our teams and we always motivated each other. I also miss Angela, she is super sweet and I feel like she is my younger sister,” he shared.

For Angela who joined the show to become fit to start a family, Alan said he hopes that she and her husband will soon experience what he and wife Caroline felt when they had their first baby.

Alan is bent on continuing his journey to a healthy and fit lifestyle. In fact, he intends to join fun runs and hopes to eventually run a half marathon. He said the lessons he learned inside the camp has kept him motivated.

“I learned that it’s never too late to make a change, and before you want to change other people, you should look yourself in the mirror. Start with you and be a role model,” he said.

This week, Angela, Andy, Art, Eboy, Hazel, Larry, Leigh, Raffy, Ryan, and Winwin will have to do a variety of labor, from an ice plant to a poultry farm and a car repair shop, in order to provide food for them at the camp. Find out how to cook a nutritious meal that will get them by while they have no food supplies from resident nutritionist Nadine Tengco.

Also watch for the fashion show featuring newly made over bigating Pinoy, and the story behind the brewing tension between Eboy and the other contestants. Catch all these in another life-changing week in “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” after “Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin” on ABS-CBN’s Primetime Bida.

Sharon Cuneta Going Slimmer!

Megastar Sharon Cuneta, who just returned home from the United States, is planning a big "surprise" for her fans: a slimmer body.

One of her friends, hairstylist and makeup artist Fanny Serrano, made the statement on Wednesday during a press conference for his endorsement for Novuhair hair products.

According to him, Cuneta lost at least 6 inches off her waist thanks to a strict diet.

"Kasi alam mo ang bewang niya from 40 plus [inches] ay nasa 34 [inches] na ngayon," he said, adding, "Sabi niya sa akin na magugulat kayo."

Serrano said Cuneta was inspired to lose weight while hosting ABS-CBN's reality show "The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition."

"Na-touch siya doon sa 'Biggest Loser,' na-touch siya. Hindi ba, iyak nang iyak lagi ang mga contestant doon? Ang ganda talaga ng show. Doon, nakikita mo iba na siya," he said.

"'Yung ibang tao sinasabi 'ano ba 'yan, si Sharon ang taba-taba.' Sabi ko 'maghintay kayo, doon sasabay si Sharon, 'yun ang purpose kaya siya nilagay diyan [sa show].'"

Some groups earlier scored Cuneta for her Marie France billboard along EDSA , which was allegedly retouched to make her look slimmer.

The Megastar maintained that her "before and after" pictures on the billboard were real, saying that she would never deceive the public.

Meanwhile, Serrano said Cuneta might do a movie with former husband Gabby Concepcion after "Biggest Loser."

He will also be doing a project with the Megastar soon, the beauty expert added.

"After nito (Biggest Loser), gagawa na ng movie talaga [si Sharon]. (Sharon-Gabby?) Yes, baka mag-KC na din," he said, referring to Cuneta's daughter with the actor

Source: www.abs-cbnnews.com

Wild Card Challengers Join The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition

Right after sending off eliminated contestant Joy Siy, host Sharon Cuneta announced that the remaining Bigating Pinoys will be joined by two familiar faces—wild cards Andy and Leigh.

Viewers first met Andy and Leigh during the wild card challenge early in the competition. Destiny and Larry beat them to gain the two remaining slots in the Biggest Loser Camp. Unknown to the Bigating Pinoys, Andy and Leigh proceeded with training and dieting outside to join them eventually in the camp.

This week, Andy and Leigh are set to make their presence felt when they go against Ryan and Angela, the tail-enders in the “Deadly Tons” challenge, in the “Big Challenge.” Here, the two tandems will fight it out in three tasks for an important reward – the right to choose which two “original” bigating Pinoys will go head-to-head with Andy and Leigh in the coming weigh-in.

Andy and Leigh will stay in the camp if they win the weigh-in over the originals’ “chosen two.” But if the originals’ representatives lose more percentage of weight, they get to choose who between Andy and Leigh will go home in the elimination ceremony.


Meanwhile, viewers saw Joy clearly devastated when most of her fellow contestants, the majority coming from the old Red team, chose to save Winwin and voted for her. But the tears are gone now, as she has become upbeat about transforming her life outside the camp.

“I’m determined to continue the discipline I’ve lived by for the past months and continue taking care of my body by training and eating right. I will also include athletic activities like fun runs, marathons, swimming, badminton to my social calendar and lessen going-out for gimiks,” she said.

She added she has already lost 4 lbs. on her own.

The 25-year-old business development officer couldn’t also hide her fondness of Coach Jim Saret, the trainer of the former Blue Team. She said Jim taught her that one can smile and enjoy while training or working out.

“I really admire Coach Jim’s coolness and non-traditional approach in terms of fitness routines. He’s the best,” she shared.

Joy said she was also greatly inspired by the Megastar who showed them humility and willingness to change.

“She taught us that it’s never too late to start going for what you want. And even if you’re really famous, rich and accomplished, health is still the most important thing. She’s the sweetest and is also very sincere as a person.”

As for her bet to win the whole contest, she answered Alan, their leader in the old Blue Team. Alan is on the right path after being named the Biggest Loser of the Week, losing 3.83 percent of his previous weight based on the weigh-in.

Aside from grueling and suspense-thrilled challenges, viewers should also look forward to the “slow dance” between Biggest Loser couples Winwin and Andy, Ryan and Leigh, and Raffy and Hazel. Also find out what reward will be given to Biggest Loser Alan that will make him, and even friend Art, extra emotional.

Catch all these in another life-changing week in “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” after “Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin” on ABS-CBN’s Primetime Bida.

Sharon Cuneta Challenged by the Biggest Loser Contestants

Puno ng drama at tensyon ang naganap na ika-limang weigh-in at elimination ceremony sa “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” kung saan si Eric Limatog ang tinanggal ng mga kasamahan niya sa Biggest Loser Camp.

Nagbanta kasi si Eric na babalik siya sa dating pamumuhay kung siya ang matatanggal sa kompetisyon. Nagmatigas din ito nang subukang palakasin ang loob niya ng host na si Sharon Cuneta.

Ikinuwento pa ng Megastar kung paano niya tinanggap ang mga pangungutya sa kaniyang pagtaba, at ibinida rin na nawalan siya ng 13 lbs. simula nang magsimula ang programa.

Ngunit ganun man ang ipinakitang asal noon ni Eric, mukhang nagbago na ang ihip ng hangin ngayon. Sa isang panayam, sinabi ng 22-taong binata na pinagsisisihan niya ang mga nasabi at ginawa noong huling gabi niya sa camp.

Taliwas sa kaniyang binitawang salita noon, patuloy siyang nagsisikap ngayon sa pagpapapayat.

“Gusto kong patunayan na lumalaban pa rin ako. Mas masipag na ako ngayon. Pati na rin ang mga pamilya, kamag-anak, at kaibigan ko, natuturuan ko sila sa tamang pagkain at sa tamang ehersisyo,” kuwento ni Eric.

Dagdag pa niya, laking pasasalamat niya at nakapasok siya sa show. “Totoo palang nakaka-inspire ang Biggest Loser. Para sa akin, hindi lang ito simpleng programa kasi binago niya hindi lang ang buhay ko kundi pati na ang buhay ng mga tao sa paligid ko. Sana marami pa akong maturuan.”

Matapos maging Biggest Loser noong Week 5, bagsak sa ilalim ng yellow line si Eric kasama si Angela sa kanilang unang weigh-in bilang ‘singles.’ Ang dating pulis na si Larry naman ang itinanghal na Biggest Loser of the Week, matapos magbawas ng walong pounds o 3.86% ng kaniyang dating timbang.

Siguradong mas iinit pa ang bakbakan ng mga bigating Pinoy dahil mas ramdam na nila ngayon ang kumpetisyon bilang mga indibidwal na naglalaban-laban.

Sa paparating na workouts kasama sina Jim Saret at Chinggay Andrada at challenge kasama naman si Derek Ramsay, susubukan ang katatagan ng loob nina Alan, Angela, Art, Eboy, Joy, Hazel, Larry, Raffy, Ryan, Winwin.

Sa kanilang ika-pitong linggo kasi sa camp, mas madalas na silang dinadalaw ng pangungulila sa mga mahal sa buhay at maging ng pagod sa mga aktibidad.

Dagdag pa riyan ang mga twist sa show, tulad na lang ng pagsasara sa gym ngayong linggo. Alamin kung ano'ng gagawin ng mga bigating Pinoy para makapag-workout maski walang equipment na magamit.

Abangan din ang pinakabagong development sa namumuong pagtitinginan nina Raffy at Hazel at ang isa na namang pasabog na twist na ikagugulat ng mga contestant at manonood.

Huwag palampasin ang nakaka-inspire na laban ng mga Bigating Pinoy sa “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” mula Lunes hanggang Biyernes, pagkatapos ng “Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin” sa ABS-CBN.

Para sa news at updates sa programa, bisitahin ang http://biggestloserpinoyedition.abs-cbn.com,i-like ang http://www.facebook.com/abscbn.biggestloserpinoyedition sa Facebook, o sundan ang @BLPinoyEdition sa Twitter.

Eric Limatog Voted Out off The Biggest Loser Camp

Eric limatog, a 22 year old guy from mandaue city, was the 4th person eliminated in the reality show the biggest loser pinoy edition. He was voted out after being in the bottom two together with Angela.

Eric joined the show for him to have a girlfriend and to make his family proud. he had his moments on the show, specially when their team won rubber shoes for their loved ones since his father and him shares only 1 pair of rubber shoes. His elimination also came only a week after he was declared the biggest loser of the week. He also surprised the other contestants by saying upfront at the weigh in that he will not continue losing weight if he leaves the camp.

Inside the camp, he was able to lose 40 pounds total of 14.7% of his starting body weight. He ended up with a body weight of 232lbs.

Laurenti Dyogi on Producing Reality Shows

Since launching the first season of Pinoy Big Brother in 2005, Lauren Dyogi and his team has gone on to adapt various foreign reality shows for ABS-CBN to suit the Filipino audience. Currently enjoying high ratings in the primetime block is The Biggest Loser: Pinoy Edition. Meanwhile, Direk Lauren’s reality show unit will soon unveil there newest offering, Junior MasterChef: Pinoy Edition.

Push.com.ph spoke with Direk Lauren and he talked about the kind of fulfillment he gets in producing reality shows. “Maraming benefit when you do different kinds of reality shows. Like in The Biggest Loser it was very satisfying for us na nakakatulong tayo sa mga kababayan nating may obesity and we are actually changing their lives. Sa PBB naman ganun din.”

He said he hopes such will also be translated once JMC airs on ABS-CBN. “With the upcoming JMC I’m sure mababago rin namin ang mga buhay ng mga batang contestants. Isipin mo lang ‘yung future na maibibigay mo sa mga batang ito, it’s enough to ensure them na they will be equipped with everything they will need to achieve their dreams. Napakasarap ng feeling na ‘yung para sa aming lahat.”

That’s why when asked to pick his favorite among all the past reality shows, Direk Lauren couldn’t single out a particular one. “Wala akong masabi na pinakagusto ko sa lahat ng reality shows na nagawa namin. Ang importante sa amin is sa bawat ginagawa naming programa e nage-enjoy kami at pati na lahat ng viewers,” he explained.

As excitement builds up on The Biggest Loser leading to the much awaited finale, Direk Lauren thanked everyone who made the show a big success. “More than the ratings ang ikinatutuwa naming lahat is nakikita natin na nagbabago ang mga buhay nila. Every time I visit the camp nakakatuwang makita silang lahat na ang laki na ng nababawas sa weight nila. Some of them entered the camp na around 300 lbs ang weight pero ngayon around 200 na lang. Hindi nila magagawa nang basta-basta ‘yun outside the camp in three months. Sobrang fulfilling na ‘yun para sa amin.”

He invited everyone to keep tuned in to the show so as not to miss the big surprises still in store. “Madami pang mangyayari. Marami pang exciting moment na dapat abangan ng lahat. Makikita ninyong lahat ‘yung wonder kung paano sila pumayat nang sobra. Sana lang talaga ‘wag na silang bumalik sa dating weight nila. Of course there will always be the possibility lalo na kapag bumitaw ka so sana madala nila ‘yung naituro sa kanila na healthy lifestyle.”

Aside from Biggest Loser and JMC, Direk Lauren and his team are also gearing up for a new season of PBB, plus the follow up Doubles edition to Biggest Loser. “We’re still in the audition process for the next season of PBB pero ngayon marami nang clamor for us to air it na. Bawat season tumataas ang expectation ng mga tao kaya lalo kaming nacha-challenge. Right now we’re very much happy with The Biggest Loser. In fact we’ve already been granted rights to do the Doubles edition. Sana abangan ng lahat.”

Source: www.push.com.ph

Derek Ramsay on Being the Game Master of The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition

He is an in-demand commercial model and endorser, the Philippine entertainment’s “Ultimate Leading Man,” and also the captain of the country’s national ultimate Frisbee team.

But these days, Derek Ramsay is focused on one thing, and that is his role as game master in the top-rating reality program “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition.”

Derek joins program host Sharon Cuneta and trainers Jim Saret and Chinggay Andrada as the only people from outside the Biggest Loser camp that get to interact regularly with the 11 remaining contestants of the show.

Whenever he surfaces on camp, bigating Pinoys Alan, Angela, Art, Eboy, Joy, Hazel, Larry, Raffy, Ryan, Winwin, and last week’s Biggest Loser Eric know they are up for a tough task as they continue their journey to healthier and better lives.

Derek said he does a lot of work before facing the contestants. As a natural athlete, he is always ready physically but he needs to be mentally and emotionally prepared before getting them in action.

“Since I get to see their capabilities, I try to analyze who to push more in a particular challenge. So I analyze the challenge. I take into consideration who’s quick to adapt and who’s more likely to have a difficult time. I also plan out which contestant to specifically motivate and push in a particular challenge,” explained the hunk actor.

As game master, he said he does his best to stay in the middle and show no partiality among the contestants.

“I try to maintain a certain distance from the contestants, even off cam, so I can prevent developing any bias. Since I already know their strengths and weaknesses based on the previous challenges, I know the right motivation each one of them needs,” he said.

Nonetheless, he admitted that he has made a connection with the whole group, and even gets inspiration from them when dealing with his own problems.

“It’s just so inspiring to see them realize the need to change and actually do something about it. They get to face a lot here, a lot of physical and emotional experiences, but they face it no matter what. So, whenever I have a problem, I think about what they do here, how they continue to strive even when things are hard or tough. That inspires me a lot,” he shared.

As a break from the usual grueling challenges, Derek joined the contestants this Monday (July 4) in a fun game of Frisbee. Team captains Raffy and Alan picked their former group mates in Red Team and Blue Team, respectively.

After a tiring yet fun game, the former Reds finally get to beat the Blue Team with a score of 4-3.

This week, the contestants begin competing against each other after their groups were dissolved as part of a twist in the previous weigh-in.

In the coming “water weight challenge,” each of them will have to transfer 50 sacks of marbles from one end of the pool to the other. Hazel will have one less sack to transport as part of her reward as the Frisbee MVP.

The first three to finish the challenge get to pick one from these three rewards: immunity, a 2 lbs. advantage at the weigh-in, or a video message from home. On the other hand, the two last placers get to do the laundry for the whole group for a week.

ABS-CBN Business Unit Head Laurenti Dyogi, meanwhile, is very happy about the performance of the show, which continues to top its timeslot.

“More than the ratings, what I am happy about the program is the way it has changed the lives of the contestants so far. There are still a lot of heartwarming and exciting moments in the show that will bring wonder to the public because of the amazing weight loss of these bigating Pinoy,” he said.

Find out who are the big winners and the big losers in the upcoming challenge and first competitive weigh-in of the contestants as individuals or singles. Don’t miss “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” from Monday to Friday, after “Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin” on ABS-CBN’s Primetime Bida.

The Big Switch on The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition

The Blue Team is down to five members after letting go of Edden Cruz in another dramatic elimination ceremony on “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition” yesterday (June 27).

The 35-year old market vendor from Cebu followed teammate JM Oloris and Red Team’s Destiny Duarte outside the Biggest Loser camp after getting the most votes from her teammates.

Trainer Jim Saret’s team absorbed its second straight loss in the weighing scales after failing to capitalize on a reward they got in last week’s challenge. The Blue Team chose a member of the Red Team to sit out during the weigh-in and not be able to contribute to the total weight loss of their group.

They chose Eboy and though his 14 lbs. weight loss wasn’t credited to his team, the Red Team still delivered 2.42 percent total weight loss, higher than Blue Team’s 2.37 percent.

Adding fuel to the fire was Eboy being proclaimed the Biggest Loser of the week after shedding 3.25 percent of his previous weight, the highest among all contestants this week.

Jim only had good words for Edden, who drew inspiration from her children during her stint in the show.

“She’s a genuinely beautiful person both inside and out—a loving, caring and selfless wife and mother that will do anything and everything for her family,” he said.

Meanwhile, another shocking twist has rocked the world of the contestants and the trainers, and even the show’s viewers. Sharon Cuneta announced yesterday (June 27) that Jim and Chinggay Andrada will swap teams this week.

Jim said that while he felt he wasn’t done yet in helping his team complete its journey, he is also excited to test and push the Red Team players to a different level.

Chinggay, on the other hand, tearfully said she isn’t ready to leave Red Team just when its members could fully appreciate their hard work and determination.

She said, “I’m heartbroken, lost, and having a hard time coping with the change. This shall pass and make all of us stronger.”

After their workouts with their new trainers, the Red Team and Blue Team will face-off again in a challenge with game master Derek Ramsay that will require strategy, teamwork, will, and determination. Find out which team will get this week’s reward and which contestant will fall in the temptation challenge as they head to another nail-biting weigh-in on Friday (July 1).

Don’t miss the Bigating Pinoys’ exciting and inspiring journey to better lives in “The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition,” weekdays after “Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin” on ABS-CBN Primetime Bida.

Second Evictee from the Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition

Jose "JM" Oloris, 32, of Manila became the second contestant voted off from "The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition" on Monday night.

Oloris's Blue Team decided to evict him for a number of reasons including the fact that he lost only 12 lbs. in the second weigh-in.

His starting weight when the reality show began was 340 lbs. In the first weigh-in, he was 322 lbs. and at his last weigh-in he was 310 lbs.

Oloris admitted that he skipped some of the routines in the exercises they had to go through.

"Hindi ko lang masabi kung guilty ba ako na hindi ko ginawa ang lahat ng workout sa loob or may pagkukulang ako sa pakikisama na ginawa doon sa teammate ko," Oloris said after the voting.

He was immediately sent home to his family.

"Hindi ko alam kung paano sasabihin sa kanila (sa pamilya ko). Una kong nakita ang mga bata, talagang na-miss ko ng sobra. Noong nakita ko sila at maganda ang sitwasyon nila, natuwa ako," Oloris said.

"Hindi nila ako nakita na paliit. Lagi nila akong nakikita na palaki. So natuwa naman ako, at least kahit paano may nawala. Lahat ng pagod ko na ginawa doon sa camp nasagot ang tanong ko sa camp kung naglo-lose ba ako," he added.

Meanwhile, Art Mendoza from Makati was announced as "The Biggest Loser of the Week" after he lost 18 lbs. in the second competitive weigh-in.

Mendoza's original weight was 341 lbs. In the first weigh-in, he lost 21 lbs. (320 lbs.)

Below are the names of the contestants, original weight, weight at first weigh-in, pounds lost, weight at second weigh-in, and pounds lost.