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3 on our list, but after another win that moved him into first on the all-time prize money list ($1,184,720), we had to put him in the top spot. But other than those, I can't really think of what dirty moves I've done in the past."Prior to "Total Madness," we had him No. He's eminently quotable (Sarah probably stills hears, " I'm gonna go ahead and take the money and run, Teej" in her nightmares), remarkably mentally tough, and the quintessential schemer, which is summed up by this monologue:"I've been accused in the past of being a dirty player, but, you know, nothing really comes to mind.other than, I don't know, leaving Paula on a deserted island, destroying a relationship in order to further my position in the game, and I took $275,000 from a partner. He's achieved mainstream success while also staying as closely tied to "The Challenge" as anyone in show history. Johnny "Bananas" Devenanzio ("Real World: Key West")The facts: Bananas has appeared on the most Challenges (20) and has the most Challenge titles (7). Maybe its just the pizza, god knows how old it.( Note: The following lists have been updated since their original publishing prior to "Total Madness.") Best male 'Challenge' cast members of all time1.
Three of those were during his peak as the most fearsome Challenge competitor in history, and he almost certainly would have more than three titles if he could have controlled his temper/followed the rules (or if Eric "Big Easy" Banks hadn't gassed out on "Gauntlet 3"). Chris "CT" Tamburello ("Real World: Paris")CT has appeared on 18 Challenges, though four of those resulted in him getting disqualified or kicked off. He's won at life, and that's really all that matters to him.2. And, ultimately, it doesn't really matter where we rank Bananas because he'll say he's the best and he has the resume and overall success (including with the ladies) to back him up. Yes, it's tough to shake the image of the " Johnny Bananas Backpack," and, prior to his "Total Madness" win, his lackluster past few seasons were putting an undue stain on his legacy.Even with all that being said, after yet another ring in a strong season, it's tough to deny Bananas his place in history. Beyond that, he (and his partner) ultimately took out CT in two eliminations right before the finals ("Free Agents", "Rivals 1") and beat him in a final when CT gassed out ("Battle of the Exes 1").
He wasn't just feared as a competitor he was feared as a person. It was CT-against-the-world many seasons, and even though no one wanted to go against him, they did everything in their power to vote him into eliminations so others could face (and hopefully beat) him. The case for him being this high (or higher) is that his comp-to-comp peak was as dominant as we've ever seen.
If he gets one more, it will be tough to keep him out of the top spot.3. A championship in a young man's game after his 40th birthday? Maybe CT is Tom Brady after all. He was targeted in Week 1 and still managed to go the distance. Let's just hope he doesn't have more second-round knockouts at the hands of rookies like Jay Starrett in his future.Update: After winning Season 36 with rookie Amber Borzotra in impressive fashion, CT has moved up to No. He even showed he could make an appropriate sports metaphor when, prior to winning his first final, he said, "I don't want to be Dan Marino, I want to be Tom Brady."There are countless more examples of memorable CT moments (both good and bad), but anyway you look at it, it adds up to one of the top cast members in Challenge history. He's always been one of the most entertaining cast members, gifting us with such moments as the time he leveled Bananas and Tyler Duckworth at the same time on "Rivals 1" (" Choo-choo!") the time he had this exchange (14:42) during a cookie-eating elimination comp against Shane Landrum on "Inferno 1": "CT, we're not going to be able to see your six-pack after all these cookies." "You're not gonna be able to see Shane after all these cookies " or the most infamous Challenge moment of all-time, the " Johnny Bananas Backpack" from "Cutthroat" — a season CT wasn't even on but was brought back for as a special guest.Throw in the many impressive hook-ups (including once on a roof) and touching relationship with the late Diem Brown, and CT covered all the bases.
He's taken on all comers and handled himself in all competitions, and he's mostly done so without the help of a strong alliance. It was one of the few times in his five seasons when his lack of a fully formed left hand seemed to hurt his game play.Make no mistake, though, we're not grading Jordan on a curve. That hasn't always worked out, as one of Jordan's two pre-finals knockouts came when he pulled such a stunt in "Free Agents," losing to Johnny Bananas in a classic elimination round. He's won titles in some of the most stacked seasons ever, particularly his dominant solo win in "Dirty Thirty." He's done it all while proudly telling anyone who will listen that he's the smartest and best competitor in any given season, and even nominating himself for elimination comps because he's so certain he'll come back.
All told, he won four finals in his first six seasons, and he almost certainly would have had won five if not for a strange incident when a drunk Brad provoked Darrell into punching him and getting disqualified on "The Ruins. Darrell Taylor ("Road Rules: Campus Crawl")Like Landon, Darrell's best days came in an earlier, slightly less competitive version of "The Challenge." Also like Landon, he was a beast who could have shined anytime, anywhere (which he proved by taking out Zach Nichols and Bananas on "Invasion of the Champions"). He's simply remembered for how dominant of a competitor he was despite a short run on the show, and that's ultimately not a bad legacy to have - especially on a show like this where your most memorable moments are often regrettable.5. Given his calm demeanor, fearlessness, superior climbing ability, and compact strength, it's entirely possible Landon was the best pound-for-pound competitor in Challenge history.One knock against Landon was his lack of memorable quotes or moments.
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