Fans of The Challenge voiced their frustration with the upcoming All Stars 5 season, which features a return for the Rivals theme. Viewers previously saw several Rivals seasons of MTV’s The Challenge, with the first premiering in June 2011. Johnny Devenanzio and Tyler Duckworth won for the men’s side, while Evelyn Smith and Paula Meronek
Paulie Calafiore blasted The Challenge’s Karma Vote for its impact on the Battle of the Eras final. According to the two-time MTV finalist, the Season 40 twist “slighted” one competitor in the finish and “tarnished” another’s win. Competitors eliminated throughout the season participated in the Karma Vote. They gave each of the remaining cast members
Many of The Challenge fans felt Rachel Robinson acted like a “hater” toward several castmates at the Battle of the Eras reunion. Season 40 cast members assembled in Amsterdam, with the first part of the reunion airing on Wednesday night. All finalists attended the event, including the women’s winners, Rachel and Jenny West, and third-place
After her sudden exit and hiatus from MTV’s The Challenge several seasons ago, Ashley “Millionaire” Mitchell will return to compete on All Stars Rivals. The fifth installment of the spin-off series features cast members who team up with individuals from the show with whom they have a feud or rivalry. She’ll be among the show’s
The Challenge’s resident devil, Amanda Garcia, doesn’t hold back when she makes a surprise appearance at the Battle of the Eras reunion. She appeared in Season 40 only briefly as part of the Era 3 team, which featured her friend Devin Walker and sworn enemy, Tori Deal. However, Devin’s showmance with Michele Fitzgerald, another of
Wes Bergmann says he is “begging” The Challenge fans to stop making hurtful remarks about his newer castmates. The two-time MTV champion and All Stars 3 winner announced his retirement from the show during The Challenge: USA 2 spin-off season. While that meant he wasn’t part of the epic 40-person cast for MTV’s Season 40,
Jenny West was one of three winners of MTV’s The Challenge: Battle of the Eras, but some fans weren’t happy she even reached the final. The Total Madness winner returned after several years away from the competition series and performed impressively in her second-straight final. Due to a Karma Vote twist, which many fans disagreed
Jordan Wiseley stood tall once again as a champion on The Challenge, dominating the Battle of the Eras final against three other men. With that win, he picked up his fifth overall and first since winning The Challenge: World Championship spinoff with Kaz Crossley. Some may now consider him the greatest of all time on
The Challenge: Battle of the Eras season officially concluded as eight competitors ran, or swam, through the final. It featured a dominant performance on the men’s side, as Jordan Wiseley outdid his fellow finalists every step of the way. The women’s side also featured strong performances, including Michele Fitzgerald showing her swimming skills. However, the
The Challenge: Battle of the Eras final officially ended, and the winners were revealed after battling through swimming, singing, coin counting, and puzzles. After each checkpoint, host TJ Lavin revealed who finished in first place, second, third, and fourth. However, he didn’t hesitate to remind competitors about the Karma Vote and how it might come