Best Fights

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August 2, 2008 - 12:07am

Best Fights

Well, there have been soo many fights over the history of the Challenges and I want to know which ones you think were the best. For me it is between: Katie vs. Veronica-The Inferno: The craziness that came out of Katie and the sheer socked look on Veronica's face made this fight so worth it. I could feel the tension. Coral vs. Julie- The Inferno: I am sorry, but this has to be the best and funniest fight. Julie happens to be the craziest girl ever. Coral was just sitting there like, this girl must be crazy. These fights are definitely the best. Your thoughts?

August 2, 2008 - 1:21pm

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GoldenWarrior

Katie/Veronica was one of the better fights in the challenges and I'm not saying that just because Katie is in it :P CT would probably win the award for most fights though he seems to get into something everytime you turn around.

August 2, 2008 - 1:41pm

(Reply to #2) #3

Dartagnan

Yeah. He has a lot of fights, but not as serious as Katie and Veronica. That fight was pure hatred. CT's fight with Leah during the Inferno with her and Kendal was pretty funny. And his fight with Coral on The Gauntlet 3 were pretty good, but other than that I don't take his fights seriously because he is usually punching them.

August 2, 2008 - 4:52pm

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OtherPplsDrama

[quote=Dartagnan;23814] Coral vs. Julie- The Inferno: I am sorry, but this has to be the best and funniest fight. Julie happens to be the craziest girl ever. Coral was just sitting there like, this girl must be crazy. These fights are definitely the best. Your thoughts?[/quote] Def Coral vs. Julie. And Julie vs. Melissa! (from New Orleans) <3

August 2, 2008 - 4:58pm

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deco20

The best fight for me was the one between CT and Wes during The Duel. Actually, it was the best moment in the whole show. All CT's craziness came out, but Wes' response was hilarious. " ...stop acting like a baby take your middle seat on the way home and have a fun life wthout a hundred and fifty thousand dollars"

August 2, 2008 - 5:26pm

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V1man

Perhaps, as a part of relevant comments in this thread, it would be useful for people to tell how many challenges they have seen. For example, if you didn't see Puck on BOTS in 2003, perhaps because you were still watching Sesame Street at the time, then your perspective on "Best Fights" may be limited only to those you have seen. I've seen almost every episode of every challenge. While there are many great fights which have been noted above, the one that amuses me most is the one Jo Rhodes had with herself during her meltdown on the first night of Gauntlet 2. Her behavior is the singular reason I favor drug testing when each challenge starts. That way there would have been a chance of learning what people are on. Certainly Jo was high on more than life...

August 2, 2008 - 5:32pm

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hotboih

well this fight is pretty old but memorable and funny. It wasnt really a fight but oh well. It was [SIZE=2][I]Road Rules-South Pacific. [/I][/SIZE] when Abe got frustrated with Donnel and started unleashing punches to his face..lol! Anybody remember that one?

August 2, 2008 - 5:43pm

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Dartagnan

[quote=V1man;23849]Perhaps, as a part of relevant comments in this thread, it would be useful for people to tell how many challenges they have seen. For example, if you didn't see Puck on BOTS in 2003, perhaps because you were still watching Sesame Street at the time, then your perspective on "Best Fights" may be limited only to those you have seen. I've seen almost every episode of every challenge. While there are many great fights which have been noted above, the one that amuses me most is the one Jo Rhodes had with herself during her meltdown on the first night of Gauntlet 2. Her behavior is the singular reason I favor drug testing when each challenge starts. That way there would have been a chance of learning what people are on. Certainly Jo was high on more than life...[/quote] I have seen every episode since Extreme Challenge so I know what fights occured. The Puck fight was gret, but I didn't enjoy it as much. I don't know why. Maybe because I already expected Puck to fight with somebody, or because I knew for some reason that they weren't going to let him go. I enjoyed his fights with Ellen much more than I did with David. Hahaha. Yeah, Jo's meltdown was quite funny. I love how she got on the phone with the police and everybody was just standing around realizing how crazy she was. Props to Ruthie for trying to calm her down. And OPD, I love the fight with Julie and Melissa. The first episode had been on for 5 minutes before they were yelling, or Melissa was yelling. That fight was funny.

August 2, 2008 - 9:01pm

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OtherPplsDrama

[quote=V1man;23849]Perhaps, as a part of relevant comments in this thread, it would be useful for people to tell how many challenges they have seen. For example, if you didn't see Puck on BOTS in 2003, perhaps because you were still watching Sesame Street at the time, then your perspective on "Best Fights" may be limited only to those you have seen. I've seen almost every episode of every challenge. While there are many great fights which have been noted above, the one that amuses me most is the one Jo Rhodes had with herself during her meltdown on the first night of Gauntlet 2. Her behavior is the singular reason I favor drug testing when each challenge starts. That way there would have been a chance of learning what people are on. Certainly Jo was high on more than life...[/quote] Ahem. I resent that.....Just kidding. Sesame Street was great in the 80's! (plus it taught me how to count to ten in Spanish:)) I can only speak for myself, but I started watching when it first started. I do remember Jo's meltdown, Pucks wedding, all that crazy stuff. I've only seen them first time around so I don't remember everything way back. As far as the new ones go, I've been watching somewhat reluctantly, since Viewers Revenge and Fresh Meat put a bad taste in my mouth. Being on here actually makes me want to watch them more now and probably the only reason I'll be tuning in next season. Hoping my faith is renewed....!

August 2, 2008 - 10:01pm

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GoldenWarrior

Ah Puck and David...what happy memories between those two lol Especially when David agreed to the deal of him spitting in Puck's mouth then tried to take it back but I knew Puck was staying. Too much pressure not to keep him. Jo had the most surprising and humorous blowup I've seen.."I will sue this island!" haha

August 2, 2008 - 10:10pm

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Dartagnan

[quote=goldenwarrior63;23863]Ah Puck and David...what happy memories between those two lol Especially when David agreed to the deal of him spitting in Puck's mouth then tried to take it back but I knew Puck was staying. Too much pressure not to keep him. Jo had the most surprising and humorous blowup I've seen.."I will sue this island!" haha[/quote] I agree. I loved David's reaction after getting spit on. Automatically h demanded a disqualification. Hahah. Aneesa and Robin's fight was pretty good. Even though it only lasted for a short amount of time. Tonya vs. Beth, Mean Girls, and Robin on The Inferno 2 was pretty good as well. Definitely shocking and funny.

August 2, 2008 - 10:22pm

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GoldenWarrior

When Aneesa blew up at Cara and Timmy was imitating her was just funny, I couldn't take that whole fight seriously. Anessa can be over dramatic at times, like during that Robin fight she took the long way out it seemed lol Even though the common was out of line there. Tonya throwing Beth's stuff in the pool, classic moment.

August 2, 2008 - 10:25pm

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Phoenix

This wasn't on the Challenge. But on Road Rules VR, the Fight between Angel and Kina was funny!

August 2, 2008 - 10:41pm

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GoldenWarrior

[quote=Pheonix12;23871]This wasn't on the Challenge. But on Road Rules VR, the Fight between Angel and Kina was funny![/quote] Haha it really was and so was when Tori blew up a little mostly because someone was snickering in the background.

August 3, 2008 - 12:28am

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Dartagnan

Aneesa is dramtic but I love her and I think she is a great person. She seems very intelligent. The whole I Hate Tonya fight was pretty funny. Especially when they said Tonya smelt bad.

August 3, 2008 - 7:43am

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V1man

[QUOTE=Dartagnan;23873]Aneesa is dramtic but I love her and I think she is a great person. She seems very intelligent. The whole I Hate Tonya fight was pretty funny. Especially when they said Tonya smelt bad.[/QUOTE] Sorry, I draw the line when stuff becomes crude and personal -- beyond the game. I can only describe the "I Hate Tonya" stuff as the best challenge example of childish behavior by intelligent adults, and both Susie and Cara qualify as intelligent. Susie is a PhD candidate in religious studies. [SIZE="1"] (Sorry, Susie, but you've heard this from me before)[/SIZE]

August 3, 2008 - 10:59am

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GoldenWarrior

[quote=V1man;23887]Sorry, I draw the line when stuff becomes crude and personal -- beyond the game. I can only describe the "I Hate Tonya" stuff as the best challenge example of childish behavior by intelligent adults, and both Susie and Cara qualify as intelligent. Susie is a PhD candidate in religious studies. [SIZE=1](Sorry, Susie, but you've heard this from me before)[/SIZE][/quote] I thought it was childish too but not all the surprising, there is always some form of Tonya hate it seems. I never liked Susie or Cara that much on I3 or Susie on VR, though she had her moments.

August 3, 2008 - 1:28pm

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Dartagnan

[quote=V1man;23887]Sorry, I draw the line when stuff becomes crude and personal -- beyond the game. I can only describe the "I Hate Tonya" stuff as the best challenge example of childish behavior by intelligent adults, and both Susie and Cara qualify as intelligent. Susie is a PhD candidate in religious studies. [SIZE=1](Sorry, Susie, but you've heard this from me before)[/SIZE][/quote] I agree that at times it was very rude. And at times I thought that they crossed the line, but it was enjoyable to me because it was one of the only fights. I agree that it was very crude, but I guess the I made me enjoy any fight that occured. BUt it did get too personal.

August 3, 2008 - 1:55pm

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GoldenWarrior

[quote=Dartagnan;23905]I agree that at times it was very rude. And at times I thought that they crossed the line, but it was enjoyable to me because it was one of the only fights. I agree that it was very crude, but I guess the I made me enjoy any fight that occured. BUt it did get too personal.[/quote] It wasn't that enjoyable to me other than the conflict it created but I3 had alot of childish fights too. Like when the girls flipped out when Ace came into their rooms and then started yelling around the house...ah good times.

August 3, 2008 - 2:06pm

(Reply to #19) #20

Dartagnan

[quote=goldenwarrior63;23911]It wasn't that enjoyable to me other than the conflict it created but I3 had alot of childish fights too. Like when the girls flipped out when Ace came into their rooms and then started yelling around the house...ah good times.[/quote] Yeah. It was enjoyable to me, but completely and utterly wrong. Yeah it did have childish fights. Susie getting thrown in the pool anybody? Jisela going off on Jonny Moseley on Battle of the Sexes because he wasn't walking over there was hilarious. Jisela was great. Her going off on Chadwick, Piggy, and Holly on Battle of the Seasons was a good fight too.

August 3, 2008 - 2:18pm

(Reply to #20) #21

GoldenWarrior

[quote=Dartagnan;23916]Yeah. It was enjoyable to me, but completely and utterly wrong. Yeah it did have childish fights. Susie getting thrown in the pool anybody? Jisela going off on Jonny Moseley on Battle of the Sexes because he wasn't walking over there was hilarious. Jisela was great. Her going off on Chadwick, Piggy, and Holly on Battle of the Seasons was a good fight too.[/quote] Haha yeah then Abe "washed" her clothes in the toliet. Jisela going off on Jonny was funny, the quotes from that were just gold. The older challenges have some awesome fights but I sense some good ones ahead.

August 3, 2008 - 3:08pm

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Dartagnan

[quote=goldenwarrior63;23917]Haha yeah then Abe "washed" her clothes in the toliet. Jisela going off on Jonny was funny, the quotes from that were just gold. The older challenges have some awesome fights but I sense some good ones ahead.[/quote] Hhaha. Abe was actually somewhat tolerable on Inferno 3. Yeah, Jisela was gold. THe Island is shaping up to be the best Challenge in a while, the fights are going to be good, I hope. Another good fight was Belou going off on Chadwick and Holly for calling her a bad mother because she brought her baby. Coral and Stephen was another good fight and it was on the first day too. Battle of the Seasons was amazing.

August 3, 2008 - 4:42pm

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BlackChild

Any fight in the Inferno I was good, Tonya vs Beth (Inferno 2), CT vs Wes (Duel), Gauntlet 3 Reunion with Coral and Katie, The Puck and David/Ellen was good as well.

August 3, 2008 - 7:36pm

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V1man

[QUOTE=BlackChild;23925]Any fight in the Inferno I was good, Tonya vs Beth (Inferno 2), CT vs Wes (Duel), Gauntlet 3 Reunion with Coral and Katie, The Puck and David/Ellen was good as well.[/QUOTE] I've always had a hard time seeing the Beth/Tonya thing as a fight since Beth was basically an observer of Tonya doing what production had told her she should do. Tonya's "spontantous" meltdown was amazingly proceeded by a meeting between her an production where "details" were worked out. The two get along just fine, which probably disappoints many people. Beth would have left the challenge within two days anyway since she had an appearance to make at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City. Tonya got to chill at a local hotel for a day which was great for her.

August 4, 2008 - 2:12pm

(Reply to #24) #25

Stacee_Danielle

[QUOTE=V1man;23952]I've always had a hard time seeing the Beth/Tonya thing as a fight since Beth was basically an observer of Tonya doing what production had told her she should do. Tonya's "spontantous" meltdown was amazingly proceeded by a meeting between her an production where "details" were worked out. The two get along just fine, which probably disappoints many people. Beth would have left the challenge within two days anyway since she had an appearance to make at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City. Tonya got to chill at a local hotel for a day which was great for her.[/QUOTE] MTV = Diabolical

August 4, 2008 - 4:32pm

(Reply to #25) #26

good brooklyn

and that dude from seattle crying his heart out to the casting girl. that was a fight.

August 4, 2008 - 5:18pm

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GoldenWarrior

[quote=stacee_danielle;24025]MTV = Diabolical[/quote] Shhhhh! The Overlords maybe to watching... ::looks around:: Someone mentioned earlier about Abe's fight on his first Road Rules, he seems to snap at times and gets in fights. I figured he'd get in a fight on the upcoming challenge but it appears not I guess.