The Amazing Race s Winners Will & James on Their New Adventures
The boyfriends talk about their strategy, their wedding plans, and their dreams of traveling with fans.
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Will Jardell and James Wallington weren’t expected to win
The Amazing Race. Although the gay couple had made it to the final three in season 32, they were behind the front-runners, the volleyball-playing bearded brothers Riley and Maddison McKibbin, until the brothers’ cabbie got lost.
Suddenly the boyfriends took the lead, putting them right where Wallington had dreamed of being since he was a kid. He had already tried out for
The Amazing Race s Gay Winners and Their Adventurous Life Together
In our cover story, The Amazing Race s winners talk about their strategy, their wedding plans, and their dreams of traveling with fans.
Will Jardell and James Wallington weren’t expected to win
The Amazing Race. Although the gay couple had made it to the final three in season 32, they were behind the front-runners, the volleyball-playing bearded brothers Riley and Maddison McKibbin, until the brothers’ cabbie got lost.
Suddenly the boyfriends took the lead, putting them right where Wallington had dreamed of being since he was a kid. He had already tried out for
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Episode Title: (#3212) Now It s About Winning
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AFTER TRAVELING THROUGH 11 COUNTRIES, 17 CITIES AND MORE THAN 33,000 MILES, ONE TEAM WILL BE CROWNED THE WINNERS OF THE AMAZING RACE, ON THE SEASON FINALE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16 ON CBS! Now It s About Winning - With the $1 million prize on the line, the final three teams travel to New Orleans where, after visiting 11 countries, 17 cities and travelling more than 33,000 miles, one team will be crowned the winners of THE AMAZING RACE, on the season finale, Wednesday, Dec. 16 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Phil Keoghan is the host.
Exploring Coach Rivera’s Week 14 post-game comments on Kyle Smith
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After the Week 14 victory against the San Francisco 49ers, Coach Rivera held his usual, day after, post-game press conference. There were a variety of questions about stand out plays and players, as well as about the injuries and even the the Cleveland Indians impending name change.
The topic that grabbed my attention, though, was a question posed by Rhiannon Walker of the Athletic, mining a vein that has been explored by Ben Standig, JP Finlay, and others in the past week or so: The future of Vice President of Player Personnel, Kyle Smith, with the Washington Football Team.
‘Amazing Race’ Fans Not Happy About Season 32 Winners After Alliance
12/10/20 AT 1:59 PM
“Amazing Race” fans waited a long time for Season 32 to finally air after multiple delays that pushed it back nearly two years from when it filmed and when Season 31 was seen. Unfortunately, those same fans are now expressing disappointment over how things played out with a major alliance between teams playing out over the course of the season and virtually determining the winners early on.
After the 11th episode, which saw the final four teams Chee Lee and Hung Nguyen, James Wallington and Will Jardell, Maddison and Riley McKibben and DeAngelo Williams and Gary Barnidge head to Manila in The Philippines for a leg containing no Road Blocks or Detours and that was a literal sprint through the city, fans became furious when the smaller alliance between three of the teams, who were part of an original “Mine Five” banded together to get rid of the former NFL stars. The other teams wo