Plutarco Haza, a contestant on Telemundo’s reality competition “Juego de Villanos,” said he feels betrayed by most of Villa Villana and has placed nearly everyone in the house on his list of possible condemnados, with only David Ponce appearing to be spared, Telemundo reported on Nov. 5, 2026.
The statement comes as the competition intensifies around Haza, who in recent episodes has shifted from condemned to a position of power. Telemundo’s episode coverage describes Haza resurfacing as the new “Súper Villano” and dictating sentences within the game, while rivals scramble to save themselves through votes and alliances. The coverage notes Haza still has venom for Sergio Mayer.
Only David Ponce Appears Safe From Haza’s Plans
According to Telemundo, Haza made clear that almost every member of Villa Villana is on his list of possible condemnados after he felt he had been given the cold shoulder by much of the house. David Ponce is the one name the report identifies as seemingly spared from those plans. Three female villains are also flagged as in danger of extinction.
Telemundo’s coverage notes Salvador Zerboni was eliminated between votes and betrayals, and that Zerboni later said he felt betrayed and promised revenge after his exit. Telemundo described the two men trembling with fear in the Purgatorio.
Rivals Move to Secure Votes and Alliances
With Haza holding power, other contestants have been working to avoid elimination. Telemundo reported that Zerboni and Haza played their final cards to save themselves in the Purgatorio, that both later went out hunting for votes, and that Sergio Mayer moved his pieces after Zerboni’s exit while pursuing power in the game. Mayer’s decision surprised the house, and Alicia Machado and Aleska Génesis made peace, while Miguelito found himself in the crosshairs as Mayer went unmasked.
Telemundo also described uneasy dynamics between Miguelito and Sergio Mayer, with reports that the two faked enmity and that not everyone in the house believed it, and that Miguelito achieved redemption with Mayer’s help, putting their supposed rivalry in doubt.
What Happens Next in the Competition
The next test for the remaining villains arrives with the ongoing Batalla Royal, where Telemundo reported only four villains survived in one recent installment and the contestants are competing for a new crown. A book in the competition hides a dangerous surprise that could cost the villains power, and intuition may betray them. Whether Haza follows through on his condemnation list, and whether David Ponce remains the exception, is the open question the show’s coverage leaves in place.
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