The Voice's most recent episode captivated viewers with a dramatic confrontation that rocked the chairs, not with a shocking turn or a standout performance. The heat was on when competitors Ralph Edwards and Jerrell Melton faced off in a battle round, singing Teddy Swims' number-one single, "Lose Control."Teddy himself joined the show's set, witnessed the altercation, and raised the stakes as coach Snoop Dogg watched, adding to the already electrifying moment. Viewers saw more than just a competition as Jerrell and Ralph gave their all during their performances; they saw a collision between contestant talent, coaching, and celebrity power. Everyone was reminded by the show that being on The Voice is about owning the moment, not just hitting the note. Now that Teddy's creative vision was physically present in the room, Jerrell and Ralph gave their best performances. One chair was turned at the end of the battle, but this performance will have an impact all season long.Teddy Swims’ impact on the battle: The Voice gets a star boostThe stakes were immediately raised when Teddy Swims appeared on The Voice. In addition to competing, Jerrell and Ralph had to win over a performer with their own rendition of the song. Both artists had to step up their game while Teddy was around, and Snoop's responses showed how high the stakes were. This conflict evolved from one of survival to one of honoring the guest star and the craft.The showdown of Jerrell Melton vs. Ralph Edwards View this post on Instagram Instagram PostRalph Edwards and Jerrell Melton knew the music and each other were against them as they walked onto the stage. Both men contributed unique styles to Team Snoop's final coupling of the evening: Ralph provided slick charisma, while Jerrell gave soulful grit. Their contrasting vocals were ideal for Teddy Swims' hit song "Lose Control."“When Teddy walked in, every note changed,” one crew member later said.Teddy watched the tight, emotional, and well-executed performance with his arms folded and his expression fixed. Snoop captured the tension and skill behind each line by nodding his agreement at pivotal points. Teddy watched as the two artists wrung every last bit of energy from the combat floor while the chairs were visible.Teddy Swims’ presence changes the dynamicThe tone of The Voice changed from the usual combat tension to a full-on mentorship reimagined when Teddy Swims joined the set. His live performance served as a reminder to the competitors that they were doing more than just singing; they were assuming the role of the song's creator. Teddy's silent nods and purposeful leaning forwards added an implicit coaching element, and Snoop's staff observed as his responses dictated the flow.“You’re not just covering it—you’re becoming it,” Teddy said to the contestants backstage."You both delivered," he said as he stepped onto the stage after the performances and put his hands on Ralph's and Jerrell's shoulders. Take possession of it now. Snoop grinned, realizing that the fight was more than just a victory or defeat; it was an opportunity for growth and recognition in front of a featured artist.Head to NBC to binge all the episodes of The Voice.