Rivals
Leroy partied hard while on
Real World: Las Vegas, but he promises that what happened in Vegas will stay in Vegas, "During my season, I was into the girls and the drinking, but here my main motivation is the money!" Rookies don't always have the best track record, but Leroy isn't fazed, "Being a rookie is an advantage because nobody knows me. They don't know what I'm capable of doing." Despite his sexy, pumped-up physique, the cards may be stacked against this Vegas player. Not only does Leroy join the game as a rookie, but he has to do it alongside one of his
biggest rivals!
Battle of the Exes
On
Real World: Las Vegas,
Naomi claimed to not care that her romantic interest Leroy slept with other women. Leroy recalls, "We had a friends with benefit type thing, and I'm like, this is sweet! And then, it turned into a disaster." Naomi admits, "Towards the end, I did catch feelings." But coming into the
Battle of the Exes, Leroy is focused solely on the game, "I don't want to hook up with her here. I want to leave that in the past and see if we can make some money." Will this couple be able to keep their heads in the game or will they let their emotions get the best of them?
Rivals II
It was bad enough that
Ty sent Leroy home on
Battle of the Exes, but Leroy had to stir the pot even further by airing his grievances on the internet, calling Ty "crazy." Although Ty and Leroy have the athleticism to perform in challenges, Ty's temperamental personality could put a wrinkle in their plans. Leroy worries, "Ty is good with getting in people's heads, but it's definitely a roll of the dice when you're playing with him. You never know." Leroy makes up for Ty's unpredictability with his quick wit and good looks, winning him points with the girls. Ty reveals, "Leroy is very popular with people in the house. He's going to make everyone laugh, and he'll make us a lovable team." Ever the ladies' man, Leroy's wandering eye lands on a
veteran girl, but pursuing a romance could jeopardize their game. Can these two keep the crazy under control or are they doomed to make another early exit?
Free Agents
With his own alliance sending him into elimination on
Rivals II, Leroy arrives in Punta del Este as a true free agent. Looking forward to his fourth season, Leroy admits that when it comes to
The Challenge, he's his own worst enemy, "I've never won a Challenge because of me. I'm my biggest competitor. And self-preservation is my motivation. I want to win, I want it all." Aided by his easygoing attitude and quick wit, Leroy hopes to keep his hands clean and make it to the end by avoiding confrontation. Can Leroy stay below the radar? Or will this strategy ultimately lead to his demise?
Battle of the Exes II
Nia and Leroy tried to keep their secret hookup under wraps, but were caught suspiciously exiting a bathroom together on
Free Agents. Leroy explains, "She's in denial of washing her hands and I am too." This season, cool and collected Leroy will be forced to weather a storm that hasn't been spotted since
Real World: Portland -- Hurricane Nia! Leroy quickly realizes, "She's like a ticking time bomb that could go off!" As Nia struggles with her political game, her opponents take advantage and make moves against her. Nia vents, "I don't have a temper, I'm just not a punk. I'm a force to be reckoned with." Can Leroy calm Nia's explosive temper? Or will Hurricane Nia make landfall in Panama?
Battle of the Bloodlines
Fan-favorite Leroy returns to
The Challenge with his witty humor and deadpan determination. Arriving with his young and impressionable cousin,
Candice, Leroy will have to give her a crash course in Challenge survival if he wants to stay on top of the game. However, Leroy's no-nonsense competitive attitude takes its toll on Candice, who worries, "I look at Leroy as my older brother. I don't want to ever disappoint him in
The Challenge or period. Quitting is not an option!" But when
The Challenge inevitably throws obstacles on their road to victory, Leroy will be forced to balance his first-place aspirations with family responsibility.
Rivals III
Loyal Leroy is a firm subscriber to the timeless adage, "Bros before Hoes." So on
Battle of the Exes II, when Leroy's buddy
Johnny claimed that
Averey had cheated on him, Leroy was quick to defend his boy, despite Averey adamantly denying the claim. Leroy explains it best, "She cheated on Johnny in the past and Johnny's my boy. And so I just wasn't taking her word for it." However, Leroy's assertions left Averey fuming, "Yeah, I don't get along with one of your boys because we're exes, but you don't even know me. You didn't give me a chance!" Leroy's perception of Averey was harshly tainted from the jump, but now they're stuck with each other. Can these two let sleeping dogs lie, or will past mistakes continue to haunt their relationship?
XXX: Dirty 30
Usually one to fly under the radar, the two-time finalist is not as innocent as he may appear. During
Battle of the Exes II, after giving
Zach the assurance that he would not throw him into an elimination, Leroy secretly met with
Wes and made a deal to do just that. By blindsiding Zach, Leroy did as all dirty players do and kept himself out of the crosshairs. Is anyone (besides close ally
Bananas) really safe around Leroy?
Vendettas
Leroy is an undeniable fan favorite: He's always cracking jokes and is known to smile and ride coattails to the top. However, after being blindsided by
Britni's burn vote (and eventually
Veronica's nail in the coffin vote) on
Dirty 30, the
Battle of the Exes II silver medalist plans to redeem himself and watch those who burned him fall. Will he be able to smile and wisecrack his way to a first victory? Or will he find himself in familiar territory, just a few eliminations from another final?
War of the Worlds
This season marks Leroy's 10th overall, making it more crucial than ever for him to collect his first win and manifest his dream of buying a house. Unfortunately for Leroy, his close-knit friendship with
Johnny Bananas has often planted a target on his back, and his status as one of the more intimidating Veterans might inspire some of the younger, hungrier competitors to come for him early. He also enters the house in a complicated relationship with fellow competitor
Kam. Will the usually cool and collected Leroy be able to put aside his romantic concerns and focus on the game at hand?
