Australian Ninja Warrior season 4

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Australian Ninja Warrior season 4
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No. of episodes8
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Original network Nine Network
Original release26 July (2020-07-26) –
10 August 2020 (2020-08-10)
Season chronology

The fourth season of the sports entertainment reality competition series Australian Ninja Warrior premiered on 26 July 2020 on the Nine Network. [1] The season is hosted by Rebecca Maddern, Ben Fordham, Freddie Flintoff and Shane Crawford. [2]

Contents

Production

On 17 October 2019, the series was officially renewed for a fourth season at Nine's upfronts, also confirming Fordham, Maddern and Flintoff were returning. [3] The series was again relocated, with filming taking place at Melbourne Showgrounds in Ascot Vale. [4] [5] [6] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, production introduced audience lock-out, meaning members of the public could not attend as audience; only family members of contestants were allowed to attend. [7] Co-host Rebecca Maddern, was temporarily placed in self-isolation and replaced by Shane Crawford for two heats, before being cleared and returning to filming. [8] [9] Crawford returned to the season as the sideline commentator for the semis and Grand Final after Freddie Flintoff had to fly back to the UK before coronavirus pandemic measures came into effect. [10]

Format Changes

Rounds

Underline represents the contestant who won the Speed Pass in the qualifying heats as a result of winning the head to head competition on the Power Tower.

Green represents the contestant who won the Safety Pass in the semi-finals as a result of winning the head to head competition on the Power Tower.

Italics denotes female competitors.

Episode 1

Heat 1

This episode aired on 26 July 2020. Only 6 competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Doorknob Drop. Returning athlete Ashlin Herbert received a 10-second advantage for the semi-finals, after beating Daniel Mason on the Power Tower.

  • Quintuple Steps
  • Tic Toc to Net
  • Bridge of Blades
  • Doorknob Drop
  • Double Squirrel
  • Warped Wall
Top 16 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Ashlin HerbertVIC1:26Completed
2Daniel MasonVIC1:42Completed
3Zak StolzVIC1:58Completed
4Jake BakerVIC2:25Completed
5Stewart FurzeSA2:38Completed
6Steve Taylor MadinVIC4:06Completed
7Michael MischefskiVIC1:20Failed on Double Squirrel
8Rhys LandwehrWA1:48Failed on Double Squirrel
9Troy CullenVIC1:05Failed on Doorknob Drop
10Chris PoppletonVIC1:06Failed on Doorknob Drop
11Ryan SolomonQLD1:16Failed on Doorknob Drop
12Matthew MatazitaVIC1:17Failed on Doorknob Drop
13Josh O’SullivanNSW1:10Failed on Doorknob Drop
14Dan Bird-SmithQLD1:24Failed on Doorknob Drop
15 Cian Maciejewski NSW2:02Failed on Doorknob Drop
16Skye HaddyQLD2:04Failed on Doorknob Drop

Episode 2

Heat 2

This episode aired on 27 July 2020. Only 2 competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Doorknob Drop. Returning athlete Ben Polson received a 10-second advantage for the semi-finals, after beating Olivia Vivian on the Power Tower.

  • Quintuple Steps
  • Tic Toc to Net
  • Bridge of Blades
  • Doorknob Drop
  • Flying Shelf Grab
  • Warped Wall
Top 16 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Ben PolsonWA2:16Completed
2 Olivia Vivian WA5:53Completed
3Eddie BurrillQLD3:16Failed on Flying Shelf Grab
4Jack MartinQLD1:06Failed on Doorknob Drop
5Danielle SmithWA1:07Failed on Doorknob Drop
6Todd SmithQLD1:12Failed on Doorknob Drop
7Tom NicholsonVIC1:13Failed on Doorknob Drop
8Brendan NachtigalVIC1:14Failed on Doorknob Drop
9Justin FleglerQLD1:15Failed on Doorknob Drop
10Nathan BurleyQLD1:21Failed on Doorknob Drop
11Jade GenetQLD1:22Failed on Doorknob Drop
12Monika SiemonekQLD1:34Failed on Doorknob Drop
13Mel ArmstrongVIC1:35Failed on Doorknob Drop
14 Eloni Vunakece NSW1:36Failed on Doorknob Drop
15Sarah BlackmoreVIC2:03Failed on Doorknob Drop
16Raphaela WigetSA2:13Failed on Doorknob Drop

Episode 3

Heat 3

This episode aired on 28 July 2020. Only 3 competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Bar Hop. Returning athlete Sam Goodall received a 10-second advantage for the semi-finals, after beating Matt Filippi on the Power Tower.

  • Quintuple Steps
  • Butterfly Wall to Zipline
  • Bridge of Blades
  • Bar Hop
  • Flying Shelf Grab
  • Warped Wall
Top 16 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Matt FilippiQLD1:17Completed
2Sam GoodallWA1:38Completed
3Zed ColbackWA2:34Completed
4Alex MatthewsWA2:34Failed on Flying Shelf Grab
5James SayersVIC1:44Failed on Flying Shelf Grab
6Matt LaycockQLD1:57Failed on Flying Shelf Grab
7Nic ManningNSW3:15Failed on Flying Shelf Grab
8Harry ColeVIC0:46Failed on Bar Hop
9Rhys MenzelSA0:54Failed on Bar Hop
10Danial Wyles-WallQLD0:55Failed on Bar Hop
11Luke FilippiQLD0:56Failed on Bar Hop
12Alex BiggSA1:10Failed on Bar Hop
13Jarryd SuttonSA1:11Failed on Bar Hop
14Luke LondonVIC1:12Failed on Bar Hop
15Daniel TolliVIC1:30Failed on Bar Hop
16Will KellySA1:55Failed on Bar Hop

Episode 4

Heat 4

This episode aired on 2 August 2020. 10 competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Basket Toss. Returning athlete Charlie Robbins received a 10-second advantage for the semi-finals, after beating Bryson Klein on the Power Tower.

  • Quintuple Steps
  • Butterfly Wall to Zipline
  • Bridge of Blades
  • Bar Hop
  • Basket Toss
  • Warped Wall
Top 16 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Charlie RobbinsVIC0:47Completed
2Bryson KleinNSW0:48Completed
3Rainer ScheuQLD1:01Completed
4Rob PattersonQLD1:02Completed
5Mike SnowVIC1:27Completed
6Fred DorringtonQLD1:42Completed
7Michael FisherQLD1:47Completed
8Jordan PapandreaNSW1:55Completed
9Zac PerilloVIC2:21Completed
10Clem VertiganVIC2:36Completed
11Alexander RobinsonNSW1:37Failed on Basket Toss
12Tony TorrisiQLD2:02Failed on Basket Toss
13Chris WhiteWA2:03Failed on Basket Toss
14Donny ByrneWA2:04Failed on Basket Toss
15Paul CullotyQLD2:14Failed on Basket Toss
16Matthew BowlesWA0:21Failed on Bar Hop

Episode 5

Semi-final 1

This episode aired on 3 August 2020. The top 12 competitors all completed the course. Returning athlete Zak Stolz received a second chance advantage for the Grand Final, after beating Jordan Papandrea on the Power Tower.

  • Snake Run
  • Rolling Log
  • Diving Boards
  • Ring Toss
  • Slingshot
  • Warped Wall
  • Barrell Roll
  • Spider Jump
  • Invisible Ladder
Top 12 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Zak StolzVIC3:03Completed
2Jordan PapandreaNSW3:43Completed
3Rob PattersonQLD4:07Completed
4Mike SnowVIC4:57Completed
5Troy CullenVIC5:12Completed
6Zed ColbackWA5:37Completed
7Todd SmithQLD5:38Completed
8Eddie BurrillQLD5:38Completed
9Stewart FurzeSA5:48Completed
10Sam GoodallWA5:51Completed
11Alex MatthewsWA6:00Completed
12Jack MartinQLD6:12Completed

Episode 6

Semi-final 2

This episode aired on 4 August 2020. Five competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Slingshot. Returning athlete Charlie Robbins received a second chance advantage for the Grand Final, after beating Matthew Bowles on the Power Tower.

  • Snake Run
  • Rolling Log
  • Diving Boards
  • Ring Turn
  • Slingshot
  • Warped Wall
  • Barrel Roll
  • Spider Jump
  • Invisible Ladder
Top 12 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Charlie RobbinsVIC5:03Completed
2Matthew BowlesWA5:15Completed
3Bryson KleinNSW5:40Completed
4Fred DorringtonQLD6:49Completed
5 Olivia Vivian WA10:17Completed
6Harry ColeVIC6:51Failed on Spider Jump
7Ben PolsonWA2:01Failed on Slingshot
8Alex BiggSA2:02Failed on Slingshot
9Jake BakerVIC2:09Failed on Slingshot
10Rainer ScheuQLD2:18Failed on Slingshot
11Ryan SolomonQLD2:19Failed on Slingshot
12Rhys LandwehrWA2:30Failed on Slingshot

Episode 7

Grand Final, Stage 1

This episode aired on 9 August 2020.

Competitors had to complete Stage 1 within 3 minutes and 45 seconds to advance to Stage 2. Only 8 of the 24 semi-finalists managed to complete all the obstacles in time. Olivia Vivian became the first woman to advance to Stage 2 of the Grand Final in the history of the Australian competition.

  • Snake Run
  • Rolling Log
  • Balance Bridge
  • Ring Turn
  • Flying Shelf Grab
  • Warped Wall
  • Ferris Wheel
  • Spider Jump
  • Chimney Sweep
Successful completion of Stage 1
RankCompetitorStateTime Remaining
1Zak StolzVIC0:37
2Mike SnowVIC0:32
3Jordan PapandreaNSW0:19
4Charlie RobbinsVIC0:13
5Ben PolsonWA0:07
6 Olivia Vivian WA0:06
7Alex MatthewsWA0:05
8Matthew BowlesWA0:02

Episode 8

Grand Final, Stage 2

This episode aired on 10 August 2020. Contestants had 2 minutes and 15 seconds to finish the six obstacles that were Stage 2.

  • Rope Jungle
  • Spin Hopper
  • Salmon Ladder
  • Unstable Bridge
  • Wing Nuts
  • Cat Grab
  • Wall Lift
Full results for Stage 2
RankCompetitorStateFurthest ObstacleTime Remaining
1Charlie RobbinsVICCompleted0:22
2Zak StolzVICCompleted0:15
3Ben PolsonWACompleted0:09
4Matthew BowlesWACompleted0:04
5Alex MatthewsWAFailed on Wing Nuts
6 Olivia Vivian WAFailed on Salmon Ladder
7Jordan PapandreaNSWFailed on Spin Hopper
8Mike SnowVICDisqualified on Spin Hopper

Grand Final, Stage 3

Unlike the first two stages, no time limit was imposed on the Ninjas to complete Stage 3. Completion of this stage resulted in progressing to Stage 4.

  • Hang Climb
  • Body Prop
  • Crazy Cliffhanger
  • Floating Doors
  • Flying Bar
Unranked results for Stage 3
CompetitorStateFurthest Obstacle
Charlie RobbinsVICCompleted
Zak StolzVICCompleted
Ben PolsonWACompleted
Matthew BowlesWAFailed on Flying Bar

Stage 4, Mount Midoriyama

Competitors have to climb up a single rope up 20 metres to the top of Mt. Midoriyama within 30 seconds. For the first time in 4 seasons, 3 people made the top of Mt. Midoriyama. They are allowed to hit the buzzer before fully completing the ascent to the top.

Full results for Stage 4
RankCompetitorStateTime to ascend2020 Season Result
1Ben PolsonWA25:56Winner & First Australian Ninja Warrior
2Charlie RobbinsVIC26:56
3Zak StolzVIC29:80

Obstacles by episode

Heats

Time Limit 1:50

Heat 1Heat 2Heat 3Heat 4
Quintuple StepsQuintuple StepsQuintuple StepsQuintuple Steps
Tic Toc to NetTic Toc to NetButterfly Wall to ZiplineButterfly Wall to Zipline
Bridge of BladesBridge of BladesBridge of BladesBridge of Blades
Doorknob DropDoorknob DropBar HopBar Hop
Double SquirrelFlying Shelf GrabFlying Shelf GrabBasket Toss
Warped WallWarped WallWarped WallWarped Wall

Finals

Semi-final 1Semi-final 2Grand Final
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3
Snake RunSnake RunSnake RunRope JungleHang Climb
Rolling LogRolling LogRolling LogSpin HopperBody Prop
Diving BoardsDiving BoardsDiving BoardsSalmon LadderCrazy Cliffhanger
Ring TossRing TurnRing TurnUnstable BridgeFloating Doors
SlingshotSlingshotFlying Shelf GrabWing NutsFlying Bar
Warped WallWarped WallWarped WallCat Grab
Barrel RollBarrel RollFerris WheelWall Lift
Spider JumpSpider JumpSpider Jump
Invisible LadderInvisible LadderChimney Sweep

Viewership

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Heat 126 July 2020Sunday 7:00pm1,040,000356,00031,096,000 [11] [12]
2Heat 227 July 2020Monday 7:30pm848,000669,0005917,000 [13] [14]
3Heat 328 July 2020Tuesday 7:30pm793,000568,0005861,000 [15] [16]
4Heat 42 August 2020Sunday 7:00pm898,000352,0003950,000 [17] [18]
5Semi-final 13 August 2020Monday 7:30pm879,000565,0005944,000 [19] [20]
6Semi-final 24 August 2020Tuesday 7:30pm837,000691,0005928,000 [21] [22]
7Grand Final Stage 19 August 2020Sunday 7:00pm1,098,000347,00021,145,000 [23] [24]
8Grand Final Stage 2
Winner Announced		10 August 2020Monday 7:30pm
Monday 9:30pm		1,060,000
1,199,000		5
2		86,000
73,000		3
1		1,144,000
1,272,000		 [25] [26]

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