In exclusive footage on CBS's The Challenge yes, the hit MTV reality show, which recently wrapped up its 37th season, is coming to CBS primetime longtime host TJ Lavin delivers his big performance and welcomes 28 strong casts from Survivor, Big Brothers. , Amazing Race and Love Island.

"Looking around, I see many people who know how to play the game," says Lavin, 45. "Maybe you've been isolated on an island, or completed around the world, or you have one older brother. watching you 24/7, or you've fallen in love - only to end up heartbroken. I mean, what? Come on. "

Among the new cast were several winners: Tyson Apostol from Survivor, Ben Dribergen and Sarah Latina, Xavier Prater from Big Brother, James Wallington from The Amazing Race, and Justin Ndiba from Love Island. Avalanche continued, "Definitely, this is the challenge. Here we are built differently. You'll face challenges and eliminations tougher than anything you've ever done before. But, you can get to the end. There's $500,000 up for grabs."

"To start, I gave everyone some money that went into their challenge account. Everyone got $1000. Unfortunately, this wasn't enough to reach my finals, which was the ultimate goal. You have to have $5,000 to qualify. There are two ways to win money. This: you can win the challenge or win the elimination.

He ended his welcoming speech by reminding players that they "are not just playing for the coveted prize money. But before Lavigne starts paying all the money to change hands to complete insane stunts and grueling races in exclusive videos, Cathay Proudfoot's favorite Love Island Season 3 shares a little update on his relationship with Melvin," Cinco" Holland Jr., with whom he had experience riding roller coasters on the show and dating after the season ended.