The winner of MTV's 'The Challenge: War of the World' is a rookie. Plus, the final 8 — revealed.
Warning: This article comprises spoilers for The Challenge: War of the Worlds.
The 33rd season of MTV's The Challenge goes sturdy with this 12 months's festival, War of the Worlds. Although there are a number of weeks left ahead of we definitively see which of the initial 34 gamers will win $1 million in what MTV describes as "the most grueling, physical and mental challenges ever devised," spoilers have already published the season's big winners.
According to the show's Fandom page, which, we concede, is often proper about these things, there will be eight avid gamers in the ultimate challenge who struggle it out after separating from their partners from previous in the season.
How does the War of the Worlds paintings?
When we first met the 34 contestants, they had been a mix of veterans from The Challenge, who'd up to now competed in the grueling show, and "Rookies," stars from reality shows comparable to The Bachelor, Big Brother and Survivor. They were split into groups of two, where one veteran would be matched up with a rookie.
The preliminary teams have been and , Amanda Garcia and Alán Valdez (who were given injured and used to be replaced by means of Josh Martinez), Ashley Mitchell and Chase McNary, Cara Maria Sorbello and Theo Campbell, Chris "CT" Tamburello and Julia Nolan, D'Vonne Rogers and Stephen Bear, Hunter Barfield and Georgia Harrison, Jenna Compono and Gus Smyrnios, Johnny "Bananas" Devenanzio and Morgan Willett, Kam Williams and Ashely Cain, Kyle Christie and Mattie Breaux, Leroy Garrett and Shaleen Sutherland, Natalie Negrotti and JP Andrade, Paulie Calafiore and Natalie "Ninja" Duran, Wes Bergmann and Dee Nguyen, and after all, Zach Nichols and Zahida Allen.
Which groups had been eradicated?
We've hinted at this before, but Fandom has now listed the order of eliminations in its entirety. First, there was a rookie purge that noticed Josh Martinez and Liz Nolan pack their luggage. Then teams started falling off week after week. Ashley Mitchell and Chase McNary had been eradicated early on, as were Bananas and Morgan Willett.
Chris "CT" Tamburello and Julia Nolan also got the boot, which will be followed by the eliminations of Natalie Negrotti and JP Andrade, Zach Nichols and Zahida Allen, Leroy Garrett and Shaleen Sutherland, Amanda Garcia and Josh Martinez, Jenna Compono and Gus Smyrnios, and Kam Williams and Ashley Cain.
After the elimination of Da'Vonne and Stephen, The Challenge eradicated the teams and reduce four of the remaining 12 single solid individuals earlier than the day of the ultimate challenge arrived. Nany González, Dee Nguyen, Paulie Calafiore, and Kyle Christie have been all despatched away from War of the Worlds without making it to the final challenge.
Which means the winner is...
Fans of The Challenge might be stunned to be told that each the winner and the runner-up of this season are learners. In fact, 5 of the coveted top eight spots went to reality stars who had never ahead of competed on MTV's epic pageant display.
Eighth position went to Love Island's Georgia Harrison, 7th place to Party Down South's Mattie Breaux, and 6th position to veteran Hunter Barfield. Another veteran took the top Five spot on the list, Cara Maria Sorbello. American Ninja Warrior's Natalie "Ninja" Duran proved to live as much as her nickname via arriving in 4th position.
Veteran Weg Bergmann got here in third, Love Island's Theo Campbell got here in 2nd position, and our very favorite Turkish star (and two-time Survivor champion), Turabi "Turbo" Çamkiran landed in first place.
Which will have to come as a marvel to absolutely nobody who watches this display. Even the MTV's legitimate page calls him "one of the most intimidating physical performers The Challenge has ever seen."
Don't omit the chance to cheer him on (and spot whether our predictions have been right), Wednesdays at Nine p.m. on MTV.
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