'The Titan Games' Season 2 Episode 10: Courtney Roselle is the new Titan but fans are sure Haley will be back
If the recent 'The Titan Games' episode made you feel incredibly out of shape, that's perfectly fine, because we feel the same too. It was a night where the participants displayed immense strength, determination and fiery will to overcome the toughest of challenges. While motivational speaker Courtney Roselle and firefighter Shantal Athill went head-to-head in 'Nuts N Bolts' and 'Lunar Impact', Blake Broadhurst battled Joshua Porter in 'Kick Out' and 'Over The Edge' with Joshua emerging as the winner in both.
After a spectacular win at 'Nuts N Bolts', Courtney steamrolled Shantal at Lunar Impact in less than a minute, and Shantal barely had time to react. And so, Courtney decided to fight Haley Johnson at Mount Olympus. Both the women were neck to neck, but then Courtney took the lead in the final ball and chain where Haley lost by a mere second.
Fans are in awe of the match but have full faith Haley will make a comeback in the regional finals. "Haley's gonna win the regional final next week and we're gonna see a rematch and I can't wait to watch that. #TitanGames," a fan tweeted. "Damnnn that was closeee!!! Go Courtney!! I’m annoyed that twice now Will got by cause his opponents, who were in the lead, got injured and couldn’t finish," another wrote.
"Congratulations, @CourtneyRoselle !!! You are inspirational!!! #TitanGames," another tweeted. "@CourtneyRoselle Hell yes Courtney, you are INCREDIBLE...you are a TITAN #TitanGames," another wrote. "Courtney Roselle, AND NEW. That was awesome. Best race of the season. #TitanGames," a fan tweeted.
On the show, Haley had opened up about her late father and what an inspiration he had been for her to join the show. Opening up more about this, Haley told MEA WorldWide in an exclusive interview, "My dad was definitely the inspiration. When I was first going through the application process, he had just gotten sick. My parents both had always loved American Ninja warrior, shows like this and they always thought that I would be great for something like this. So I knew that once I got reached out about this opportunity, it was something that I had to at least try for because my parents believed in me so much. So I went to the combine, knowing that that's what he would have wanted me to do, even though it was really hard for me. To kind of take the time away from my family, at such intimate moments of our lives was hard and they all pushed me to go. I had to do this for him."