Following her dead last finish Monday with just 45 of 70 possible points, soccer stunner Hope Solo was booted from Dancing with the Stars on Tuesday, setting up a final showdown between Rob Kardashian, Ricki Lake and J.R. Martinez for the mirror ball trophy.

The three remaining finalists appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night and RadarOnline.com has the video.

"Instead of winning the mirror ball trophy, I'm going to try and win a gold medal this summer at the Olympics," Solo said after she was ousted, calling the show "one of the toughest competitions I've ever been a part of."

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Ricki Lake was the high scorer on Monday night's edition of Dancing With The Stars, racking up 67 of 70 possible points with a sensational samba and terrific tango as the show's semifinals week kicked off.

In a scoring twist on Monday's episode, each of the four remaining celebs performed two individual numbers for 30 points apiece, as well as a group cha-cha relay for an additional 10 points.

The Hairspray beauty nailed down a perfect 30 out of 30 for her samba; 29 out of 30 for her Argentine tango; and eight points for her part in the group dance.

"Ricki, I don't think you know how good that was," judge Len Goodman told her after the number.

Elsewhere, Rob Kardashian took second place with 65 out of 70 points; J.R. Martinez, suffering an ankle injury, scored 56 of 70 points; and Hope Solo -- herself suffering from severe shoulder pain -- finished dead last with 45 of 70 points.

Dancing with the Stars pro dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy and head judge Len Goodman have mended fences -- with a kiss -- after an uncomfortable exchange two weeks ago.

On the show's October 24 broadcast, Chmerkovskiy, 31, told the 67-year-old judge, “Maybe it's time to get out" of the ballroom business after a harsh critique of his partner, soccer stunner Hope Solo. Chmerkovskiy held his ground on a subsequent interview with Good Morning America, refusing to apologize to Goodman.

Solo performed two dances on Monday's episode -- a 27-point quickstep followed by a 25-point jive Goodman called fantastic.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy isn't backing down from his razor sharp jab to Len Goodman, two days after he told Dancing with the Stars' 67-year-old head judge, “Maybe it's time to get out" of the ballroom business.

"I have nothing to apologize for to Len," the Russian pro dancer, 31, told Good Morning America on Wednesday. "The last time I apologized was to my grandma when she was dying of cancer."

As we previously reported, after Chmerkovskiy and his celebrity partner Hope Solo danced the rumba to the musical Rent, Goodman told Solo she'd just finished her "worst dance of the whole season" -- a comment which caused the crowd to jeer (encouraged by Chmerkovskiy).

A night after claiming Dancing with the Stars "is my show," dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy backtracks on his egotistical statement.

"It came out wrong ... it's not my show, I’m part of a very large cast am I'm very proud of being here," Chmerkovskiy, 31, said on Tuesday's show.

Referencing his co-stars and fellow dancers, the hunky professional said, "These guys out there are amazing!"

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The apology Chmerkovskiy notably didn't make on Tuesday’s show was to judge Len Goodman, who he told to retire in an uncomfortable moment on the show's Broadway-themed episode Monday.

Pro dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy and judge Len Goodman clashed in an uncomfortable moment on Dancing with the Stars’ Broadway-themed night Monday, causing judge Carrie Ann Inaba to chide Chmerkovskiy, “Don't be disrespectful like that!"

After Chmerkovskiy and his celebrity partner Hope Solo danced the rumba to a song from the musical Rent, Goodman told the soccer stunner, “This is your worst dance of the whole season, in my opinion," to which the crowd booed heavily (encouraged by Chmerkovskiy).

Goodman explained to Chmerkovskiy why the audience liked a dance the judges didn’t, referring to five decades of experience in the craft.

When she's not doing the rumba on the dance floor with Maksim Chmerkovskiy on Dancing with the Stars, Hope Solo is best known as a professional soccer player and she is now revealing her athletic side in every way in the new ESPN The Magazine 'Body Issue,' and RadarOnline.com has the photo and video from the sexy shoot.

The World Cup soccer star joins 22 ripped athletes, including Serena Williams, Blake Griffin and Jose Reyes, who strip off in the pages of the third annual Body Issue of the sports magazine.

In the revealing photo, the U.S. national soccer team player strikes an athletic pose that shows off her sculpted muscles and incredibly toned body, as she lifts one of her rock-hard legs up as if to sprint forward.

David Arquette has been making some serious new moves on the dance floor while rehearsing for his Dancing with the Stars debut on Monday, and the actor revealed that despite the tough competition, he has the greatest respect for his rival contestants  -- especially transgender star Chaz Bono.

"I think Chaz is great, he is an activist and has a lot to say," Arquette told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview at the Los Angeles Confidential Pre-Emmy party at the London West Hollywood.

"It’s really admirable of him to step out and put up with the criticism and be himself, and be comfortable with himself. It’s just been great," explained Arquette, 40, whose older sibling Alexis Arquette is a transgender actress and musician.

The Scream star went on to voice his dislike about the outcry from conservative groups who have complained about Chaz being on the show.

The new season of Dancing with the Stars is still two weeks away but anticipation is building, especially thanks to the release of the official portraits of the sexy and controversial cast.

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There's the man everyone is talking, blogging and tweeting about -- Chaz Bono.  Looking more dapper than ever, Chaz is seen arm-in-arm with his pro partner Lacey Schwimmer.

Then there's the "man to beat" -- according to many of his competitors -- David Arquette with his partner, Kym Johnson.  Soccer great Hope Solo, paired with the always hunky Maksim Chmerkovskiy, may also be a top contender.

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Cheryl Burke is taking reality stud Rob Kardashian under her sexy wings, while Karina Smirnoff will be trying to make a dancing champion out of war hero-turned-daytime star J.R. Martinez.

Also in the portraits, Nancy Grace, Chynna Phillips, Kristin Cavallari, Ricki Lake, Ron Artest, Carson Kressley and George Clooney's ex-girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis.

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Season 13 kicks off on ABC September 19.

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ABC announced the cast of the 13th season of the Dancing with the Stars Monday night, and RadarOnline.com has all the details on who’s going to be cutting the rug this year.

On the men’s side:  Scream star David Arquette, transgender activist Chaz Bono, fashion guru Carson Kressley,  L.A. Laker Ron Artest, Rob Kardashian, and soap star J.R. Martinez.

On the ladies side:  CNN spitfire Nancy Grace, The Hills star Kristin Cavallari,  actress/talk show host Ricki Lake,  Wilson Phillips singer Chynna Phillips , George Clooney’s ex, Elisabetta Canalis and U.S. Women’s Soccer Team goalie Hope Solo.