The Challenge: All Stars returns next month with 24 OG competitors–- all of whom have previously made it to a final–- fighting it out for their chance to win $500,000.
“This season, I’ve upped the ante,” longtime ‘Challenge’ host TJ Lavin tells the cast in the Season 3 trailer. “I’ve only invited an elite group of competitors.”
TJ goes on to reveal that each of the competitors has previously made it to the end of at least one season, before warning the cast, “This will be your biggest competition yet.”
Filmed in Panama, Season 3 will air over 10 episodes that will drop weekly on Paramount+, according to Heavy.com.
Here’s a look at ‘The Challenge: All Stars’ Season 3 lineup, along with each competitor’s original show and notable ‘Challenge’ stats:
Kailah Casillas, The Real World: Go Big or Go Home – 5 Challenges, 1 Final, 0 Wins
Yes Duffy, Road Rules: Semester at Sea – 3 Challenges, 1 Final, 1 Win (‘All Stars’ Season 1 Winner)
MJ Garrett, The Real World: Philadelphia – 3 Challenges, 1 Final, 1 Win (‘All Stars’ Season 2 Winner)
Tina Barta, Road Rules: South Pacific – 5 Challenges, 2 Finals, 0 Wins
Jordan Wiseley, The Real World: Portland – 6 Challenges, 4 Finals, 3 Wins
Cynthia Roberts, The Real World: Miami – 2 Challenges, 1 Final, 1 Win
Laterrian Wallace, Road Rules: Maximum Velocity Tour – 3 Challenges, 1 Final, 0 wins
Melinda Collins, The Real World: Austin – 4 Challenges, ‘All Stars’ Season 2 Runner-Up
Veronica Portillo, ‘Road Rules: Semester at Sea’ – 11 Challenges, 4 Finals, 3 Wins
Nehemiah Clark, ‘The Real World: Austin’ – 4 Challenges, 1 Final, 1 Win (‘All Stars’ Season 2 Runner-Up)
Jonna Mannion, The Real World: Cancun – 5 Challenges, 1 Win (‘All Stars’ Season 2 Winner)
Mark Long, Road Rules: The First Adventure – 7 Challenges, 4 Finals, 2 Wins
Roni Martin, Road Rules: Northern Trail – 2 Challenges, 2 Finals, 2 Wins
Darrell Taylor, Road Rules: Campus Crawl – 9 Challenges, 4 Finals, 4 Wins (‘All Stars’ Season 1 & Season 2 Runner-Up)
Kendal Sheppard, ‘Road Rules: Campus Crawl’ – 1 Challenge, 1 Final, 1 Win
Brad Fiorenza, The Real World: San Diego (2004) – 10 Challenges, 4 Finals, 1 Win
Wes Bergmann, ‘The Real World: Austin’ – 14 Challenges, 5 Finals, 2 Wins
Nią Moore, ‘The Real World: Portland’ – 2 Challenges, 0 Wins
Syrus Yarbrough, The Real World: Boston – 5 Challenges, 2 Finals, 1 Win
Jemmye Carroll, The Real World: New Orleans (2010) – 7 Challenges, 1 Final, 0 Wins
KellyAnne Judd, The Real World: Sydney – 4 Challenges, 1 Final, 0 Wins
Tyler Duckworth, The Real World: Key West – 4 Challenges, 2 Finals, 2 Wins
Sylvia Elsrode, The Real World: Skeletons – 3 Challenges, 1 Final, 0 Wins
Derrick Kosinski, Road Rules: X-Treme – 10 Challenges, 5 Finals, 3 Wins
‘The Challenge All Stars’ begins streaming May 11 on Paramount+.
Watch the Season 3 trailer below!
(Photos: Paramount+; YouTube)
7 Responses
How is this even an elite group without CT or Bananas?
Why is Nia allowed to come back when she literally sexually assaulted someone on camera?
Not on regular MTV, then count me out. Why no CT?
I’m more excited for this then the regular challenge these days. I pretty much only watch that one because CT hasn’t converted to All Stars yet.
This may sound ageist but Mark. Cynthia and Syrus seem too old for this. Is Cynthia still rocking those long ass nails?
Why in the world is Sylvia there
Refuse to pay to watch this. Put it on regular tv. Nope nope nope.