'Dancing With The Stars' Season 25 News: Who Stood Out, Who Has A Chance, and Who Might Be Going Home

"Dancing With The Stars" kicked off its silver season on Monday night with outstanding dance performance from celebrities and their partners. Some have already shown a promising start with no one having a bad truly horrible routine.

"Hamilton" singer-actor Jordan Fisher with Lindsay Arnold seem to have a strong first week on the show along with TV personality Vanessa Lachey with Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Violinist Lindsey Stirling with Mark Ballas' performance were hailed "the dance of the night," by the notoriously hard to please judge, Len Goodman which suggests that they've got something to prove this season.

Actress Sasha Pieterse and partner Gleb Savchenko are also one to look out for with Pieterse being the child of pro dancers. She is also probably the one contestant most millennials know by name from starring on Freeform's top show, "Pretty Little Liars."

"Malcolm in the Middle" star Frankie Muniz with Witney Carson also had a decent performance on-stage. If the 31-year-old Muniz can get over his nervousness, they certainly have potential to make it to the "Dancing With The Stars" Season 25 finale.

The same goes for WWE wrestler Nikki Bella with Artem Chigvintsev. While the WWE diva might not have the dancing skills of the top performers, she certainly makes up for it with sheer determination.

However, even determination might not be enough to get "Shark"investor Barbara Corcoran with Keo Motsepe to the finale. Even though she has a lot of grit, the 68-year old Corcoran might be able to keep up with the physical demand of the show.

NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens and Former NBA coach Derek Fisher had a lackluster performance as well. However, their partners could bring their potential given that Cheryl Burke and Sharna Burgess both have a proven track record.

Catch the second week of performance in "Dancing With The Stars" season 25 on Sept. 25 on ABC.

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