Wes Bergmann may be in trouble on The Challenge: All-Stars, after seemingly making himself a target during the first competition. Wes has a reputation in the franchise, as he is willing to play a dirty game in order to finesse his way into the finals. Despite how much he's matured over the years, Wes is still Wes. He returned to the show ready to live up to his reputation by taking out the strongest players.
Season 3 brought back some of the strongest alums, all of whom competed in a final during their early years on the show. It was Wes' first time joining the All-Stars, and his return after Double Agents. He came into the house trusting no one except his old housemates on The Real World: Austin, Nehemiah Clark and Melinda Collins. Wes used his talent for leveraging alliances to make his way through the competition. When he became the first person to win a challenge, the other players groaned, wondering what he would do with his newfound power. As part of the constantly evolving game, winners get the chance to sabotage another player in the next challenge. Wes wasted no time making Jordan Wisely his target. However, his plan backfired, and Jordan ended up winning the second challenge. Then, Wes realized that he might be on the chopping block.
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Amid the premiere, Wes has spoken openly about the target he feels was placed on him from the start of the competition. "If I knew on paper exactly how badly the mass majority of that cast didn't want me there, I would have never come," Wes told People. After the premiere, Wes took to Twitter to post an announcement backing up his claims of being targeted. He shared that after he won the first
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