Warning: This submit contains spoilers from the Tuesday, November 21, reunion special of The Challenge XXX: Dirty 30.
The Challenge XXX was once so dirty, they made the solid wait months to find out who won. On the second one half of the reunion particular, the general 4 discovered the place they positioned!
Derrick Kosinski, Jordan Wiseley, Cara Maria Sorbello and Camila Nakagawa landed in the best 4 spots and each of them had to pull a double or single pass out of a box to see who won in any case the times from the general race had been added up. Camila was absent from the reunion taping, so host T.J. Lavin stepped in in her position. The guy and woman who pulled the double pass each and every won $450,000.
So, who took home the huge prize? The winners were … Jordan and Camila! That intended Cara Maria and Derrick took house $35,000 each and every.
This is the primary Challenge win for Jordan, who basically ruled through all the competition, particularly in the finale. This was once Camila’s 10th Challenge, her 2d win, and in all probability her final competition. This season, she had an enormous struggle with Leroy Garrett, which led to her yelling racial slurs in his path.
“Right now I’m cool but after looking at the previews when the display first got here out, it made me ill to my stomach,” Leroy mentioned throughout the reunion particular. “For it to occur here, on a Challenge with folks who I consider circle of relatives … you’d think it wouldn’t occur here.”
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“You are fu–king an idiot. Guess how many wins you’ve had? Zero. You’re a fucking black motherf–king p–sy,” Camila yelled in his face midway in the course of the season. She then hit Leroy with a pillow, stormed outdoor and yelled, “It’s all about black motherf–kers like that piece of s–t!”
Leroy treated the situation at the time extraordinarily frivolously, now not even elevating his voice at her. “I was pissed, but I’m one who’s very in regulate of my emotions. I believe that a lot of instances they expect for the stereotypical black guy to be indignant and want to fight. It’s never ever been in my character to argue or fight. I already knew that the backlash she was once going to get from it and I sought after to proceed to listen to her talking pay attention what she wanted to mention. I think that now folks in fact see what blacks undergo. It’s critical. There’s actual hate in the market. Whether it’s against blacks, people who are gay, whether it’s against ladies, it’s s–tty.”
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