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Jazz McKenzie and Teo Ramdell will square off for Team Michael on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

The Voice will air three more knockout round matches Monday night as the show’s coaches continue to assemble their playoff teams.

By the end of the knockouts, each coach will be left with four artists.

The playoffs air Dec. 1 and Dec. 8. Each coach will handpick one singer to advance to the Dec. 15 performance finale.

The Voice has only been airing hour-long episodes during the playoffs, allowing them to stretch those pre-taped performance out over a five-week period.

Here’s a look at the matchups fans will see Monday night. The show has already leaked the first of those listed below to YouTube.

Following the links will take you to a profile of each contestant.

TEAM MICHAEL:

The match: Teo Ramdell vs. Jazz McKenzie
The songs: For Teo, “It’s My Life” by Bon Jovi. For Jazz, “Cruisin'” by Smokey Robinson.
The background: Jazz McKenzie, 31, of Birmingham, Ala., closed out the show’s season premiere with a four-chair turn performance of Tina Turner’s “What’s Love Got To Do With It.” She then won a battle against Trinity. Teo, 34, of Tijuana, Mexico, also turned four chairs in the blinds, singing “Historia de un Amor.” He then won a battle with Elias Gomez.

Mindy Miller and Carolina Rodriguez will square off for Team Snoop Dogg on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

TEAM SNOOP

The match: Mindy Miller vs. Carolina Rodriguez
The songs: TBA
The background: Mindy, 35, of Damascus, Md., turned 2 chairs in the blinds, singing “Wildflowers and Wild Horses.” Snoop used his block to ensure that she joined his team. She then won a battle against Emmanuel Rey. Carolina, 19, of Miami, Fla., turned 2 chairs with a performance of Taylor Swift’s “Cardigan” and joined Team Niall. She was stolen by Snoop after a battle with Kirbi.

Cori Kennedy and Aaron Nichols will square off for Team Reba on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

TEAM REBA

The match: Aaron Nichols vs. Cori Kennedy
The songs: TBA
The background: Cori, 28, of Kasson, Minn., turned two chairs singing “Why Not Me” in the blinds. She then won a battle Aubrey Nicole. Aaron, 37, of Bakersfield, Calif., turned three chairs singing “Cold” in the blinds. He won his battle against Daron Lameek.