Last week, Memphis Garrett was sent to the jury in one of the only blindsides of Big Brother 22 at the hands of HOH Nicole Franzel. This was her first HOH win of the season, but she was very productive with her reign evicting a power player like Memphis.

Tonight, the new HOH is up for grabs. With only four houseguests remaining, this is a critical win for anyone wanting to be standing at the end of the game. Not only will a new HOH be crowned tonight, but the HOH will nominate two houseguests to the block for eviction. Who will win one of the last HOH competitions of Big Brother All-Stars, and who will they nominate for eviction tonight?

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We are a little over a week away from the Big Brother 22 finale. Next Wednesday,  either Christmas Abbott, Enzo Palumbo, Cody Calafiore, or Nicole Franzel will walk away with the grand prize. There is just a few more competitions to get to that point. On Saturday, one of the biggest one of the season played out: the final Big Brother: All-Stars Veto Competition.

Each houseguest needed this win, either to prove themselves as a competitor, to ensure their safety, or to control the final three outcome. It was an uncharacteristically short competition for the final Veto Competition, and by the end of it, one houseguests fate was sealed.

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This is the most important Big Brother 22 Power of Veto Competition of the season. It’s the last one, but it also determines who makes it to the Big Brother: All-Stars finale. The Veto holder either saves themselves from nomination or eviction, or the solidify their nominations and control who gets to cast the final vote on Thursday. Right now, the only player completely safe from eviction this Big Brother week is Enzo Palumbo.

On Thursday, Enzo won the Head of Household competition guaranteeing his place in the final three. He then nominated Christmas Abbott and Nicole Franzel for eviction. Enzo’s target is Nicole, but he has no power to evict her. It comes down to what Christmas and Cody choose to do if they’re the only players not on the block. If Nicole wins the Veto, then Enzo really has no control.

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From now on until the Big Brother: All-Stars finale that happens in less than two weeks, the only thing that matters is competition wins. Alliances, deals, friendship, and such don’t matter anymore. It’s all about the competition wins. On Thursday, Enzo Palumbo, Christmas Abbott, Nicole Franzel, and Cody Calafiore made the final four players of Big Brother 22. 

Later on Thursday, another player secured his spot in the final three. Enzo became the Head of Household, and must nominate two of the three remaining players eligible for eviction this week. Of course, Cody and Nicole want Christmas out. Christmas wants Cody out, and Enzo wants Nicole out. This week, wants don’t matter. It’s all about the Veto.

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Tonight, Memphis Garrett left the Big Brother 22 game with the first blindside of the season, and like everything else in Big Brother: All-Stars, it wasn’t even remotely exciting or dramatic. Now Christmas Abbott, Nicole Franzel, Cody Calafiore, and Enzo Palumbo are left to fight it out for their place in the finale. Each of these players have made it to the final three spot in the past, so if they go out now, they’re placi ng worse than their first or second try.

This is also the fun week of Big Brother where nominations don’t matter at all. It all comes down to Head of Household and Power of Veto. The Power of Veto winner guarantees their spot in the final three and they get to pick who joins them and the Head of Household winner there. The only really good thing about the final three Head of Household competition is that it guarantees that you make it to the final three.

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