In line with "The Voice" season 10 finale, the top 4 finalist prediction has been revealed.

According to Heavy, the top 4 finals include Laith Al-Saadi, Hannah Huston, Alisan Porter, and Adam Wakefield. As per the publication, Al-Saadi used two guitar solos for his iteration of "All Along the Watchover" and this made coach Adam Levine plead with viewers to vote the artist, whom he described as different and unique.

Wakefield from Blake Shelton's team was announced as the first finalist, which was followed by Alicia Keys performance on stage, singer her new title "In Common." After that, Porter from Christina Aguilera's team performed and it is followed by a brief commercial break and an entertaining performance from One Republic. Huston from Pharrell Williams' team was revealed as the third finalist, as per the publication.

With the aforementioned finalists, it is revealed that two out of the four predictions come from the finalists' sales on iTunes, readers' votes, and online reviews.

Wakefield, Porter, and Sarah stand as the top three finalist in line with the nearing finale of "The Voice" 2016, according to TV Line. Based on the iTunes Singles Chart ranking, Wakefield sang "I'm Sorry" while Porter performed her rendition of "Desperado." Sarah delivered her iteration of "I Told You So" while Huston sang "When a Man Loves a Woman."

Bryan Bautista performed his version of "Hurt" while Al-Saadi sang "One and Only." The last two were Shalyah Fearing, who sang "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going" while Paxton Ingram had his rendition of "I'd Do Anything for Love."

Along with Wakefield, Porter, Huston, and Al-Saadi, the two finalists assumed for automatic elimination are Fearing and Ingram.