Challenge Double Agents Player Preview: Tula “Big T” Fazakerley

5 min readNov 20, 2020

Every few years in the wrestling industry, someone comes out of nowhere, catches the world’s attention, and the world all collectively decides they love them. The company then gets put in a challenging position where they now have to give more attention to this initially minor character, and then have to figure out the perfect balance, because you can’t make them the #1 star, or else fans may feel oversaturated, or that person isn’t ready or built to play that part.

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ewcomers into living on their island, and the island that earns more recruits gets to choose where they split or share the grand prize. It’s essentially a bad TV show. What’s hilarious is the show got terrible ratings and got canceled, yet, MTV cast three people (Big T, Liv, and Sean from WOTW 2) from the season. My guess is they were all cheap original castings, and hey, Big T has paid massive dividends compared to the investment.

On War of the Worlds 2, she had a bad time during Episode 1 when Laurel decided to take her on physically during the jungle race. Episode 2, while training with Jenny, Big T struggled the most out of the group and got thrown in by her team as she was perceived as the weakest player. She would face Georgia in elimination. Big T had jaws dropped as she lasted for over 90 minutes in her elimination. Fans became smitten with her positive attitude and how she found something in herself in the elimination arena. One of the coolest things about this is that Big T’s loss fueled her to work-out and train if she ever returned. For Total Madness, Big T was the smallest girl, but she always tried her best in the challenges and could carry her weight. She even made it into a tribunal! Sadly, she cut her foot on a piece of broken glass during a drunken night, and it forced her to leave the game. Regardless, Big T’s commentary, expressions, and demeanor had social media buzzing. While she isn’t involved in any serious drama, game-talk, or hook-ups, Big T’s natural charisma has fans interested and wanting to see more of her.

Player Vitals

Tula “Big T” Fazarkerley: 26 Years Old, 5'2?, 2 Seasons, 0–1 Elimination Record

Skills and Physical Strength: I hate writing this portion because I don’t mean to be rude. However, Big T kind of has no legitimate strengths or advantages other than the fact she has loads of heart and guts. She doesn’t rank among the fastest or have the most endurance and isn’t an elite swimmer. We also know her size limits her for physical games and when it comes to feats of strength. Again, not having length or height makes partnering with bigger men during particular challenges exceptionally difficult. It does not help with heights challenges either as players are often to grab objects for balance, and if you don’t have the wingspan necessary, then it’s quite literally impossible(it’s why 5'9 Jenna was able to succeed in heights challenge and be mostly bad at everything else).

Challenge Double Agents Player Preview: Tula “Big T” Fazakerley

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