Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Duel II - Partners

Partners

Freezing as Puck Luging My Mind Don't Let Go Dangle Duo
Brad & Tori Brad & Tori Dunbar & Paula Derek & Kimberly
Davis & Ruthie Derek & Kimberly Derek & Kimberly Dunbar & Paula
Derek & Kimberly Dunbar & Paula Eric & Jenn MJ & Aneesa
Dunbar & Diem Eric & Katie Isaac & Ruthie Eric & Jenn
Eric & Aneesa Evan & Diem Evan & Diem Evan & Diem
Evan & Paula Isaac & Ruthie MJ & Aneesa Brad & Tori
Isaac & Katie Landon & Brittini Brad & Tori Landon & Brittini
Landon & Brittini Mark & Rachel Mark & Rachel Mark & Rachel
Mark & Rachel MJ & Aneesa Landon & Brittini
MJ & Robin Nehemiah & Jenn
Nehemiah & Brooke
Ryan & Jenn
  • For Challenges where no order was present, the competitors are listed in alphabetical order by the Male player in the pair.

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