There's no "forgive and forget" for former "Dancing With The Stars" partners Maksim Chmerkovskiy, 35, and Hope Solo, 34. The Ukrainian-American dance champion was very upfront about what he thought of his ex-dance partner in a recent Allegedly with Theo Von & Matthew Cole Weiss" podcast.

In a game of "F--k, marry or kill," Chmerkovskiy did not hesitate to reply with the soccer player's name, Daily Mail reported. He then went on to describe Solo's character with, "She's just a sh**ty person. People can be bad or good or whatever... you can have a sh**ty life growing up, you can have a tough upbringing - but if you're just a bad person there's no excuse for that."

According to ET, it seems much of his anger still comes from Solo's negative portrayal of him in her book "Solo: A Memoir of Hope," released in 2012. In the memoir, she claimed, "Maks was rough and mean with me, flinging me and pushing me around. I could see the shocked looks on the faces of the other dancers... He wanted my head in a specific position. To achieve that, he slapped me across the face. Hard."

It didn't stop there, though. Chmerkovskiy also did an interview with the women of "The Real" talk show to rehash his opinion of Solo, People revealed. 

He explained his choice to "kill" Solo in the podcast saying, "In that setting of that radio interview this was, you know, this was sort of like appropriately inappropriate." Then reiterated, "She's not somebody I talk about. I don't like her and that's the end of it. That's literally the only person that I could ... I dislike from my past, present or future." 

Us Weekly noted that the professional goalkeeper did not take the criticisms lying down, as she posted a photo on Twitter showing judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and former judge Len Goodman each giving a score of one which, though not captioned, was obviously directed at Chmerkovskiy.

Will this feud between Chmerkovskiy and Solo ever end?  Tell us what you think.