Saturday 16th February
Lionel Richie tribute act Moni Tivony is favourite to win the final of BBC One's The One and Only on Saturday night.
The ginger-haired 27-year-old is 6-4 with bookmakers Paddy Power to take the title of best tribute act in Britain and win a three month performing contract in Las Vegas.
However, Dusty Springfield impersonator Katy Setterfield is snapping at his heels, with odds of 7-4.
Robbie Williams lookalike Tony Lewis is the outsider to win.
The other finalists are Frank Sinatra impersonator Anthony Adams andCher soundalike Joanna Berns.
Meanwhile, one of the show's mentors David Grant has revealed to The Sun that this isn't the first time he has encountered Moni.
The supermarket worker was a member of Motown tribute band Soulphonix, which Grant formed in 2004. He worked with the four-piece - who made it to the early stages of the first series of The X Factor - for several months before they eventually split up.
