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Sikeston Missouri native Neal Boyd competed in the season premiere of “America’s Got Talent” on Tuesday.
 
Boyd also dubbed “the voice of Missouri” drew a standing ovation from the crowd and wowed the judges advancing to the next round.
 
David Hasslehoff even called Boyd the frontrunner and called his performance fabulous.
 
You can catch “America’s Got Talent” next Tuesday at 8;00 p.m

Do you think Neal Boyd Deserves to win one million dollars?

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Neil E. Boyd is crowned the Front-Runner After “America’s Got Talent” after week 1

The season premiere of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” aired Tuesday with a few major surprises. “Americas Got Talent” host Jerry Springer told hopefuls that they will hold the audition process in front of a live theater, as opposed to a small room with just the judges like years before.

Several of the hopefuls had stage fright, but others worked through. Neil E. Boyd, a 32-year old insurance salesman, was one of the latter, receiving a standing ovation for his audition. Judge David Hasselhoff called Boyd the front-runner for the whole competition, while judge Piers Morgan said he could feel the crowd reacting to the energy that Boyd produced on stage. “America’s Got Talent” airs on Tuesday nights at 9pm EST on NBC.

The audition brought thousands of Americans who will fight to win a chance to receive $1 million and a Las Vegas show

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Missouri is high on America’s Got Talent Neal E. Boyd

A local Missouri Website was bloggin Live tonight about the Week 1 America’s Got Talent show. They are fond of one of their own, Neal E. Boyd.  Here is what they had to say about Mr. Neal E Boyd:

“The producers of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” thought enough of Sikeston’s Neal E. Boyd to give him a long introductory segment telling his story of growing up poor in Southeast Missouri before making his performance the climax of this season’s first show.
They saved the best for last, it seems.
And the judges and audience in Los Angeles agreed with the producers.
Boyd performed at the end of a program that featured everything from singing Romanian twins to dueling hip hop violinists to male Britney Spears impersonators. After the tenor sang, judge David Hasselhoff said “right now you are the frontrunner” of the competition.
Host Jerry Springer said Boyd was the best talent he’d seen on the show. Judge Piers Morgan called Boyd “a very, very special talent.”
The audience gave Boyd a standing ovation.
Next he’ll move on to Las Vegas to continue the competition and a chance at $1 million and his own Vegas show.
Boyd’s performance was extremely beautiful and touching — by far the highlight of the night. My wife cried.
If he wins, it seems to me victory can’t come to a better guy.”

What are your thoughts of Neal E. Boyd?

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