Leo Explains What Really Happened After Hall Brawl Elimination

Leo Explains What Really Happened After Hall Brawl Elimination

After almost winning the day-to-day, Big Brother's Angela Rummans and Survivor's Ben Driebergen, The Amazing Race's Leo Memory went head to head against the day-to-day's failure, Big Brother's Enzo Palumbo.

Palumbo won the initial two rounds and killed Memory; then, at that point, they show him plunking down, declining to step back on a mission to bid farewell.

Here, Memory gets serious about that end, and what we didn't see prompted him not to get back to the field seemed like everybody inhaled a murmur of help when TJ said it was a singular game.

Indeed, generally. However, at that point, because The Amazing Race had two individuals, we didn't have that security pad of having numbers any longer. It would've been a 100% moan of help assuming we had other Amazing Racers there, yet there were just two of us right now, so that sucked.

In any case, it was extraordinary because now I can feature all my abilities and bring all that I have to the table and not need to depend on another person and demonstrate to everybody that I got the stuff.

I won the day-to-day, OK? 100%, without a doubt, I won it. Ask anyone that was there. You know what? Feel free to ask them for the tapes. You're a TV insider. Ideally, they give it to you, yet they will not.

A major storyline checked out for TV, yet it occurred at the expense of my being shipped off to the emergency clinic. So that is the reason I'm not frightened to say it.