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Bad Girls All Star Battle: Oxygen Media takes the rivalry outside the mansion and onto the playing field with the greenlight of "Bad Girls All Star Battle." Hosted by musician, actor and heartthrob Ray J, this one hour series will pit 14 of the biggest names in "Bad Girls Club" history under one roof to compete for $100,000 and title of "Baddest Bad Girl of All Time." The "Bad Girls All-Star Battle" will combine the baddest girls from past seasons in an all-out mattress dragging and weave-pulling competition. Split into two teams; the girls will be pushed to the absolute limit each week in a series of fun and over-the-top physical and mental challenges. Each week, these memorable femmes will go head-to-head in the Captain's Challenge, an individual competition earning control over the team and protection from elimination, and a Team Challenge, testing these feisty ladies skills at working together. While the losing team nominates two players to go up for elimination, the winners of the Team Challenge will get immunity, a night out at the club, and will decide which player to boot. Will these notorious 'Bad Girls' be able to work together as a team or will they let their egos get the best of them?

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