Nina Dobrev is battling Tim Tebow on this week's Lip Sync Battle, and she's—clearly—pulling out all the stops. We've already seen Tebow bare it all while channeling Rocky Balboa in a preview to his performance. Now a new teaser shows Dobrev doing a sultry dance for him as she sings Marvin Gaye's virginity-losing classic "Let's Get It On." This show is getting *steamy*.
Lip Sync Battle airs Thursday on Spike TV at 10/9 c.
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