Game Summary
| Episode | Challenge winners | Duel contestants | Duel game | Duel outcome | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Challenge | Voted into Duel | Chosen into Duel | Winner | Loser | |||||||
| 1/2 | Last Man Standing | Evan | Ryan | Nick | The Elevator | Ryan | Nick | |||||
| Robin | Shauvon | Aneesa | Back Off | Aneesa | Shauvon | |||||||
| 2 | Freezing as Puck | Rachel | Robin | Kimberly | Duel Pole Dancing | Kimberly | Robin | |||||
| Mark | MJ | Ryan | Push Over | MJ | Ryan | |||||||
| 3 | All Shook Up | Ruthie | Brooke | Brittini | Back Off | Brittini | Brooke | |||||
| Landon | Davis | Evan | Spot On | Evan | Davis | |||||||
| 4 | Luging My Mind | Brittini | Jenn | Katie | Push Over | Jenn | Katie | |||||
| Landon | Nehemiah | Evan | The Elevator | Evan | Nehemiah | |||||||
| 5 | Don't Let Go | Mark | Isaac | Landon | Spot On | Landon | Isaac | |||||
| Rachel | Ruthie | Kimberly | Back Off | Kimberly | Ruthie | |||||||
| 6 | Dangle Duo | Landon | Derek | Eric | Duel Pole Dancing | Derek | Eric | |||||
| Brittini | Kimberly | Jenn | Push Over | Jenn | Kimberly | |||||||
| 7 | Burnt | Landon | Dunbar | MJ | The Elevator | MJ | Dunbar | |||||
| Brittini | Paula | Aneesa | Back Off | Aneesa | Paula | |||||||
| 8 | Upside Downer | Landon | Derek | Evan | Spot On | Evan | Derek | |||||
| Rachel | Jenn | Diem | Push Over | Diem | Jenn | |||||||
| 9/10 | Spelling Air | Evan | MJ | Brad | Duel Pole Dancing | Brad | MJ | |||||
| Rachel | Aneesa | Tori | The Elevator | Aneesa | Tori | |||||||
| 10 | None | Landon | Brad | Back Off | Brad | Landon | ||||||
| Diem | Brittini | Push Over | Brittini | Diem | ||||||||
| Final Challenge | Rachel | 2nd place: Brittini; 3rd place: Aneesa | ||||||||||
| Evan | 2nd place: Brad; 3rd place: Mark | |||||||||||
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