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,
Wes Bergmann called out his former castmate, Josh Martinez, following an exchange about their reality shows. Josh recently appeared in the epic season of The Challenge: Battle of the Eras as one of the representatives on the Era 4 team. Wes didn’t appear since he had previously announced his retirement on The Challenge: USA 2
Wes Bergmann is known as an iconic reality TV villain, thanks to his time on MTV’s The Challenge. He’s been known for playing a behind-the-scenes puppet master, manipulating various castmates to help him pull off strategic moves and advance in the game. Now he’s appearing in E!’s House of Villains, following in the footsteps of
Although Wes Bergmann announced his retirement from The Challenge during CBS’ USA Season 2 spinoff, many fans continue to beg for his return. He’s been among the noticeable absences in Season 40, aka Battle of the Eras, which has many of the all-time greats assembled in its 40-person cast. They include show winners Johnny Bananas,
Wes Bergmann isn’t competing on The Challenge: Battle of the Eras, but still enjoys the season as a spectator and critic. In addition to analyzing the episodes for his subscriber-based video reviews, the multi-time champion also monitors various developments outside the show. He’s recently slammed former castmate Laurel Stucky amid her ongoing drama with Cara
As their recent online remarks clearly show, there’s no love lost between The Challenge castmates Laurel Stucky and Wes Bergmann. Monsters and Critics reported about Wes’ recent comments that Laurel is “not good” at The Challenge regarding her entertainment value or growth over her seasons. While she’s won several seasons, Wes also suggested she wouldn’t
Wes Bergmann isn’t part of the iconic Season 40 of The Challenge, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t watching his former castmates on the show. The multi-time champion continues to watch seasons of MTV’s competition show and its spinoffs while providing thoughts on his subscription-based podcast. Sometimes, he shares insights and reactions on social media,
Even though he’s not a cast member of The Challenge Season 40, Wes Bergmann is still one of the show’s biggest contributing stars. Wes announced his retirement on a spinoff, CBS’ The Challenge: USA 2, and it was most apparent he was missing when the Season 40 cast got announced. Some have considered Wes among
Wes Bergmann is among The Challenge’s greats and is considered an MTV OG due to his start on the network. The two-time winner of MTV’s The Challenge and All Stars 3 spinoff winner debuted on 2005’s The Real World: Austin. His castmates included fellow future Challengers Nehemiah Clark and Melinda Stolp. After multiple seasons of
Former The Challenge winners Wes Bergmann and Ashley “Millionaire” Mitchell head up a group of 10 nominees for the 2024 Challenge Mania Hall of Fame. The former Real World stars have each won the MTV competition series twice during their careers. In addition, Wes, who debuted on The Real World: Austin, won The Challenge: All