'I Was Not Ready To Go': Tina Reflects On Her Game-Ending All Stars Injury

Tina sadly reached the end of the road rules nevertheless again on All Stars.


While in this week's episode, the Challenge competitor suffered a game-ending injury while in the mission "Playing Dirty" (a version of musical chairs although taking place in a mud pit with players attempting to grab balls).


"I take my glove off and I visualize that I'm missing a knuckle," the Inferno 2/Fresh Meat finalist stated in a confessional about her Round 1 heat showdown against Kellyanne. She explained that she popped her finger back inside place (!) And considered she was better. Nevertheless that, unfortunately, was not the case: A hospital visit confirmed that Tina broke her hand, and she was medically unable to continue on the show.


certainly, she was "so sad" to be departing as her Gauntlet/Battle of the Sexes 2/Inferno 2 pal Veronica helped her pack up her stuff. And although the Treehouse member dubbed it one of her worst performances however what about those two eliminations!), She "ended up having the ideal time."


So how is Tina's hand today, and was she able to create a full recovery?


"It's healing," she recently revealed to MTV News. "Thank God I did not have to have surgery, nevertheless I did have a cast for six [or] seven weeks. I was not willing to go. I was really furious


She added that trim never damaged a bone before (first time for everything!), And she still does not know exactly as soon as it happened. And what does she think would have happened if she did not have to go home?


"I think I would have went to the final," she mentioned. "I have never done so sh*tty at dailies in my life. Hopefully, all of my blunders were all washed out on this one and I just do well from here on out. I had so several sh*tty moments on this Challenge, although I still had a blast."


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