Elita 9: Murat and Anastasija Brcic Out Just Before Finale
In the last regular eviction before the grand finale of Elita 9, Murat Asilguzin and Anastasija Brcic left the competition, giving the final list of contenders a clear shape.

- In the last regular eviction before the finale, Murat Asilguzin and Anastasija Brcic left Elita 9.
- Anastasija finished the season in 30th place, Murat in 29th.
- Host Milan Milosevic announced the decision right after the first gong.
- These are the final evictions that shape the definitive list of finalists.
Murat Asilguzin and Anastasija Brcic left Elita 9 in the last regular eviction before the grand finale, on the July 15 edition of the Pink television program. Host Milan Milosevic announced the audience vote right after the first gong, and the two contestants walked out of the White House at the estate in Simanovci.
Anastasija ended her season in 30th place. Murat was out right after her, finishing 29th this season. These are the final evictions, the rounds in which the field of contestants shrinks week by week and in which, in practice, the definitive list of those entering the finale is written.
Both spent close to ten months inside the villa. For a reality show that runs so long, leaving just before the end always feels like a particular kind of cut. You walk away with no prize, no finale night, and you go out right in front of the goal you endured the whole season for.
Who is left in the race for the finale?
With Murat and Anastasija out of the game, the White House emptied out further, and the list of remaining contestants narrowed to a tight circle of candidates for the win. Every eviction from here on carries far more weight, because it is no longer a fight for survival in the pack, but for a seat in the finale.
That is exactly why the last regular rounds are the most tense part of every season. Audience votes cut across people who spent months building storylines, alliances and conflicts, and then, in a single evening, all of it either stops or continues. For Murat and Anastasija, it stopped last night.
Anastasija was one of the more recognizable faces of this edition, with relationships and disputes that regularly filled the live shows. Murat, on the other hand, was among the contestants whose stay in the villa was watched as a kind of transformation, above all in how much he progressed with the language and with navigating the local reality environment over ten months.
Why does an eviction before the finale hurt the most?
Reality logic is at its cruelest right at the end. Whoever goes out in the first weeks is quickly forgotten. Whoever leaves before the finale is remembered as someone who was within reach of the top and still did not get there. It is the position that gets retold the longest, both inside the villa and online.
The Elita 9 finale is now in sight, and every new evening brings a fresh nomination and a fresh cut. The final lineup of finalists is slowly locking in, and what looked until yesterday like a wide competitive field is now turning into a tight finish in which mistakes and bad moves cost the most.
For the audience that has followed this season from day one, evictions like these are both the sweetest and the most bitter moments. Sweet because the finale is near, bitter because with every gong another name that was part of the daily routine disappears.
So what interests you more, who has been eliminated or who will lift the winner’s trophy of Elita 9 in the end?



