Steve Austin's Broken Skull Challenge - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Toughest Place in America
Steve Austin begins season four with eight hardcore athletes going head to head in three rounds of grueling competition; the winner will have to beat the returning champion's benchmark time in order to walk away with $10,000.
The Girls Are Back in Town
Steve Austin invites eight elite level women to compete on his ranch. But only one will get a shot at the new Skullbuster and chance to beat returning champion Cassidy's benchmark time and earn the $10,000 prize.
Last Man Smilin'
Steve Austin puts eight heavyweights through three rounds of competition in Drag Race, Trucked Up, and The Crate. One competitor will take on the Skullbuster for a chance at $10,000, but only if he can beat the benchmark time.
Down & Dirty
Steve Austin invites eight female athletes to his ranch to go head-to-head in Drag Race, Trucked Up, and The Crate. Only one will stand tall in the end and take on Steve's Skullbuster for a chance at $10,000.
Broken Records
Eight accomplished athletes will battle it out in Rip Off, Stoned, and Pole Dancer to determine who takes on Steve Austin's Skullbuster for a chance to win $10,000.
Take What's Yours
With $10,000 up for grabs, eight badass women go head to head in Rip Off, Stoned, and Pole Dancer to decide who takes on Steve Austin's Skullbuster.
The Hunter and the Hunted
Eight fine-tuned athletes arrive at Steve Austin's ranch to compete in Snatch, High & Dry, and Rock Climb; one will emerge and earn a shot at Steve's Skullbuster and $10,000.
Leave with Your Head Held High
Steve Austin challenges eight new female athletes with Snatch, High & Dry, and Rock Climb. In the end, one competitor will reign supreme and earn the right to take on Steve's Skullbuster for a shot at $10,000.
Best of the Best
Eight of the toughest champions to have ever competed on the ranch return for another chance at victory. Two competitors will take on the Skullbuster, with the fastest time winning $25,000.
Redemption, Revenge, Regret
In the season finale, eight of the greatest female bracket champions to ever compete on the ranch return for another shot at glory; two competitors take on the Skullbuster, with the fastest time winning $25,000.
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