Can CT Be The First Back-to-Back Challenge Winner In 15 Seasons?

Rarely would a betting man put his cash down on the oldest steed in the game, although on the latest episode of Spies, Lies and Allies, Chris Tamburello, a 41-year-old who first appeared on The Real World: Paris in 2003, proved he could just be the man to beat. However does he have what it takes to be the game’s first successive winner in 15 seasons and nearly a decade?


On the show’s latest episode, CT, the reigning Double Agents victor, thought that he was inching closer to adding a very particular footnote to his Challenge resume. For all of his achievements, and his standout performances in Spies, Lies and Allies, one feat still eluded him.


“One thing I haven’t done is won two in a row,” CT mentioned. “I think it’d be nice to add to the portfolio of Challenge achievements.”


And CT proved he was more willing to put the feather to his cap in “Dead Drop.” The game challenged players — in teams — to race to one side of a suspended platform and retrieve a variety of capsules while opposing players attempted to knock them into the water below with swinging weaponry.


And let’s just get down to brass tacks: CT put on a clinic.


Though teammates Emy and Kyle failed to find a groove, CT, alone, moved seven capsules, enough to clinch a victory for his Sapphire Cell. Host TJ Lavin and cast members watched in awe as he executed an efficiency for the books.


“Shout-out to CT and only CT,” Nelson mentioned, while Emy observed, “CT is like a ballerina -- he is dancing…this is the greatest man alive.”


Still, CT mentioned the success was simply a matter of turning on autopilot.


“I’m not even thinking of what I’m doing, I’m just reacting,” he said.


CT noted that it was his 55th career mission win, and with the safety of The Organization, he engineered the elimination of Logan, a large rookie threat, who fell to Emanuel in Lair tolerance game “Rocket Run.”


And while there was no doubt CT had taken control of the game, TJ wasn’t willing to dole out the blue ribbon just nevertheless. Shortly immediately after Logan’s elimination, TJ warned the cast that before the night was over, and before players had a chance to return to the residence, two more elimination rounds would send two extra players packing.


To put it differently: CT may not be out of the woods just nevertheless, and the other boys are likely eager to prevent him from embarking on nevertheless another final.


Johnny Bananas was the last player to win successive seasons, taking the Rivals title alongside Tyler in Season 21, only to repeat his efficiency in Battle of the Exes in Season 22. So can CT officially match up to Johnny with a win in Spies, Lies and Allies? Do you suggest another championship is actually within reach? Share your thoughts, then visualize who survives the Night of Eliminations as soon as The Challenge returns on Wednesday!