MTV's extremely popular athletic competition series The Challenge films and releases its seasons in very rapid succession, and for whatever reasons, the show isn't particularly skilled at keeping the future seasons a secret. Sometimes fans just figure things out based on what cast say and do, and sometimes there are just straight-up spoilers floating around the internet.
And although season 36 of The Challenge hasn't concluded yet, fans on female competitors who might show up on the next season of the show.
Amber Martinez
Amber Martinez made it relatively far into the season, so it's not a huge shock that she might be appearing on the next season as well.
However, Amber didn't make a huge impact on the storyline of this season, nor does she seem to be a significant physical or political threat, so it is a tad surprising to know that she's already on the shortlist for season 37.
Amber Borzotra
The second Amber to make her debut on Double Agents is Amber Borzotra, yet another Big Brother alum who has performed decently in The Challenge so far, but whose gameplay also seems to mostly rely on the fact that she's in the ever-growing Big Brother alliance.
But, her possible invite to season 37 is a little easier to understand, as she has established relationships with a lot of players, and her performance with Darrell has been more than decent.
Kaycee Clark
Despite being a relative newcomer to The Challenge, it looks like Kaycee Clark is gearing up to become a regular on the show, at least if the show's producers have anything to do with it.
From a narrative and entertainment standpoint, Kaycee isn't the most memorable player of the current crop of recruits, but her athleticism and her ability to perform seem to warrant another invitation, not to mention that The Challenge seems to be heavily favoring former Big Brother players.
Nany Gonzalez
Nany is one of the vets who might not have been on as many seasons as some, but who consistently appears on the show and seems to get an availability call pretty regularly.
And while Nany has a tendency of getting more than a little stressed out when she's actually doing The Challenge, it seems like she hasn't lost her desire to finally score a Challenge win.
Aneesa Ferreira
Aneesa has been on and off with The Challenge for literal decades now, but luckily for fans, she seems to be on a hot streak recently.
Not only is Aneesa much more of a player than most people like to give her credit for, but she is one of the few consistently entertaining contestants on the show, and her confessional one-liners should earn her a spot on any Challenge season.
Tori Deal
Tori Deal is yet another recurring contestant who is allegedly on the shortlist for season 37 of The Challenge, and while she always comes to compete and is a great player on her own, there is some potential for drama there as well.
Her things might get interesting.
Tula "Big T" Fazakerley
Just based on her size alone, Big T is going to have a rough time making it to a final. However, her perceived non-threatening status has helped her thus far, and she's a better competitor than many would assume that she is.
She also brings a lot of entertainment value to the series, and after her recent bust-up with CT, it seems like she might be getting consistent invites for the drama factor alone.
Natalie Anderson
Plenty of rookies come and go from The Challenge, but Natalie Anderson is one of the most exciting new recruits in quite a while. Her reality TV resume was strong before she ever crossed over to MTV, and her athleticism and ability to play the game makes her seem like a very legitimate threat.
After her surprising departure from Double Agents, most fans are looking forward to Natalie potentially coming back just to see how far she can really get in the game.
Kam Williams
One of the least surprising potential players for the next season of The Challenge is Kam Williams. Some players are flashes in the pan, others seem to pop up on occasion, and a select few seem to be asked back for every season.
Given Kam's her performance throughout her Challenge career thus far, it seems safe to assume that Kam will be coming back to the show whenever she decides she wants to be on a season.
Cara Maria Sorbello
Cara Maria Sorbello is pretty much the female face of The Challenge, and she's one of the most loved, controversial, and talented players in Challenge history. And given how much she's dominated the show in recent years, it's more of a surprise when Cara isn't on a season.
She obviously didn't appear on Double Agents, but it would make sense if The Challenge's producers were very interested in getting her for the next season.
