Why The War Of The Worlds Final Is The 'Most Grueling' In Challenge History
The
War of the Worlds final is only halfway done --
Theo stands in first place,
Wes in second and
Turbo in third immediately after a "gnarly first leg." The aforementioned trio forms the Tribunal -- with
Cara Maria,
Hunter and
Ninja facing a possible elimination (
Georgia and
Mattie were disqualified). And while this fight is far from over, two
Challenge veterans are already declaring that this MTV course is in a league of its own.
"The
War of the Worlds final, in the middle of nowhere, was the hardest thing I've ever done from an athletic standpoint," Wes revealed to MTV News. "It's with little effort the hardest final that the
Challenge has ever had, no matter which one you bring up. The mileage alone is just intense and any time once you identify that it was one hundred percent done on sand and dunes, [it's] intense."
Cara, who has competed in four continuous
Challenge showdowns (
Dirty 30,
Vendettas,
Final Reckoning and
War of the Worlds), agrees with the two-time champ.
"Of all the finals I've ever been in, every time I get willing to do a final, I think nothing could ever be worse than
Rivals.
Rivals was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. You could ask Johnny who has been through it; you could ask Wes who has been through it. Although, Johnny did not have the pleasure of running this
War of the Worlds final, nevertheless Wes and me did. And I can tell you, as I'm running and dying, I'm thinking 'Not worse, not worse, not worse,' up until it kept going. And going. And going. And we were never done. So, yeah, far because the most grueling
Challenge final in history, I give it to
War of the Worlds, hands down."
How will Cara and Wes fare while in the grand finale? Will either of these capture the 750K grand prize? Never miss them -- and the rest of the players -- on Wednesday at 9/8c.
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