America's Most Badass

In a nation forged by guts and glory, it takes true cojones to stand out from the crowd. Legendary figures Benjamin Franklin, Al Capone, Abraham Lincoln and Ernest Hemingway have earned their seat at the tough guy table for their no-nonsense attitudes.

Neil Armstrong, Teddy Roosevelt, John Dillinger and Harry Houdini all lived life on the edge and they all have one thing in common—they're badass Americans.

It's a five-round battle to name the most Badass of them all. In one corner, Evel Knievel, the original daredevil with the record for most broken bones takes on the People's President, Andrew Jackson, the Billionaire Howard Hughes and General Patton.

The vast American landscape breeds badasses of every stripe. Elvis Presley. Ulysses S. Grant. Ted Williams. John F. Kennedy. From military mavericks to pop culture royalty these four iconic figures carve their own paths and push their bodies to the limit

John Glenn, Bruce Lee, Harry Truman and Hunter S. Thompson all lived life without boundaries and they all have one thing in common—they're badass Americans.

It's the final 5-round Battle of the season to name who's the most Badass. In one corner, George Washington, our first President takes on notorious General Douglas MacArthur. And Amelia Earhart takes on boxing legend Jack Johnson.