Ultimate Beastmaster season 1

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Ultimate Beastmaster
Season 1
No. of contestants108
Finals venue Santa Clarita, California
No. of episodes10
Release
Original network Netflix
Original releaseFebruary 24, 2017 (2017-02-24)
Season chronology
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Season 2

The first season of the American reality competition series Ultimate Beastmaster premiered exclusively via Netflix's web streaming service on February 24, 2017. The show consists of 10 Beastmaster episodes which were released simultaneously on Netflix worldwide. [1] The show was filmed in Santa Clarita, California, over the course of eight nights. [2]

Contents

Olympic gold-medal swimmer Ed Moses competed in the second episode, Going for Gold, coming in second place. [3]

Hosts

In addition to Sylvester Stallone hosting the series, each country has their own set of two hosts/commentators for the competition. They are as follows:

CountryHost
Brazil Rafinha Bastos Comedian
Anderson Silva UFC Fighter
Germany Luke Mockridge Comedian
Hans Sarpei Professional Footballer
Japan Yuji Kondo Sports Broadcaster
Sayaka Akimoto Singer/Actress
Mexico Luis Ernesto Franco Telenovela Star
Ines Sainz Sports Broadcaster
South Korea Seo Kyung Suk Radio/TV Personality
Park Kyeong Rim Radio/TV Personality
United States Terry Crews Actor
Charissa Thompson Television Host

Not only do each pair of hosts provide color commentary for each of the six localized versions, but the foreign commentators also make appearances in each localized version, with their commentary presented by subtitles. If a contestant completes a course, all hosts' reactions are shown on screen. Furthermore, since all host booths are placed in a row on the Ultimate Beastmaster set, commentators from one localization can easily walk into the booth of another localized version.

The Beast

The obstacle course for the competition is known as The Beast, and it is divided into 4 Levels. Competitors with the highest scores after each level move on while those with the lowest scores are eliminated. Scores accumulate on levels 1–3, with ties decided in favor of the competitor with the lowest time. The obstacles are suspended over a body of red-tinted water referred to as Beast Blood and housed in a giant steel frame that takes the form of a large animal. A competitor is considered to have failed a Level if all four limbs are submerged into the Beast Blood. Failure ends the attempt at the current Level, but confers no penalties; except in the case of Level 3's The Hard Way, in which completing additional challenges nets bonus points but failure removes points.

The winner of each episode is crowned the title Beastmaster. The nine beastmasters of all episodes then compete against each other in the final episode (episode 10). The winner, if completed the entire level 4 (reaching the top of The Power Source and obtained the final Point Thruster at the summit), is crowned the Ultimate Beastmaster and awarded $50,000.

Level 1

In Level 1 all twelve competitors compete with the top eight scorers moving on.

Each obstacle is worth ten points allowing for a possible total of 60 or 80 Points, depending on The Beast's configuration, with the opportunity of gathering 90 points in the final episode (season finale).

Level 2

In Level 2 the top eight competitors compete, with the top five scorers moving on.

Each obstacle is worth 20 points allowing for a possible total of 160 or 200 points, depending on The Beast's configuration.

Level 3 (Energy Pyramid)

In Level 3, also known as the Energy Pyramid, the top 5 scorers compete, with the top two advancing to the final level.

At the end of the Coil Crawl competitors must make a choice between two paths. If competitors choose to go right (The Easy Way) they only have to complete one more obstacle:

If competitors choose to go left (The Hard Way) they have a chance to do three bonus obstacles:

Obstacles (excluding those on the bonus course) are worth 30 points. Bonus obstacles are worth 40 points each, and a competitor may choose to accept their bonus score and decline the remaining obstacle(s). Failure on any of the bonus obstacles forfeits any bonus points and suffers a 40-point penalty. The highest possible total is 240 points.

Level 4 (The Power Source)

In Level 4 all scores are reset to 0 and the top 2 competitors face each other on The Power Source, an eighty-foot climbing wall, with the top 1 being the Ultimate Beastmaster for the finals.

Along all four sections of the Power Source are Energy Taps, green buttons which the competitors must touch in order to gain points. Each Energy Tap is worth ten points, except the 2 energy Taps from High Voltage which are worth 40 points. Competitors are given six minutes to accumulate the highest possible score, with ties decided in favor of the competitor who is currently highest on the tower. There is no failure condition for the Power Source, and competitors may attempt to regain their footing if they lose grip on the tower/wall or fall.

Episodes

  The contestant was named Beastmaster.
  The contestants completed that level.
  The contestant was eliminated on that round.

Episode 1: Beast Nation

Competitors

  • Heeyong Park, 34 Ice Climber – Team South Korea – Beastmaster
  • Simon Brunner, 18 College Student – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Ricardo de Oliviera, 24 Parkour Instructor – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Omar Zamitiz, 36 Rehab Trainer – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Matias Chavez Jimenez, 29 Parkour Athlete – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Markus Ertelt, 37 Actor – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Shaun Provost, 26 Obstacle Course Racer – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Shinobi Poli, 31 Parkour Teacher – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Toyohiko Kubota, 40 Sports School Owner – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Takehide Sato, 34 Crossfit Coach – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Myon Tuk Han, 33 Fitness Model – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Karine Abrahim, 31 Hairdresser – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

A perfect run will give you a score of 80 points.

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Simon Brunner703:051stFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyong Park705:502ndFinished Level 1
Flag of Germany.svg Markus Ertelt502:193rdFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo de Oliviera502:574thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United States.svg Shaun Provost504:325thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Mexico.svg Omar Zamitiz504:336thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United States.svg Shinobi Poli402:327thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Matias Chavez Jimenez402:488thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Japan.svg Toyohiko Kubota403:089thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Japan.svg Takehide Sato403:2810thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of South Korea.svg Myon Tuk Han302:2211thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Karine Ibrahim100:1812thFell on Mother Tongue

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Simon Brunner2103:411stFell on Chain Reaction
Flag of Mexico.svg Omar Zamitiz1502:582ndMissed the Jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyong Park1302:443rdFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo de Oliviera1102:184thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Mexico.svg Matias Chavez Jimenez1002:345thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Germany.svg Markus Ertelt502:256thFell on Spinal Ascend
Flag of the United States.svg Shaun Provost503:207thFell on Spinal Ascend
Flag of the United States.svg Shinobi Poli403:168thFell on Spinal Ascend

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyong Park3406:191stCompleted the Bonus Level 3 obstacle
Flag of Germany.svg Simon Brunner2900:592ndFell on Bungee Beds
Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo de Oliviera1601:333rdFell on Bungee Beds
Flag of Mexico.svg Omar Zamitiz1500:064thMissed the Jump off the Ejector
Flag of Mexico.svg Matias Chavez Jimenez1000:065thMissed the Jump off the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyong Park180Ventilator 76'1stBeastmaster
Flag of Germany.svg Simon Brunner180Ventilator 74'2ndEliminated

Episode 2: Going for Gold

Competitors

  • David Manthei, 20 Architecture Student – Team Germany – Beastmaster
  • Ed Moses, 35 Olympic Swimmer – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Jinbong Lee, 29 Former Special Forces – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Johannes Gmelin, 33 Crossfit Gym Owner – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Koohun Lee, 32 Crossfit Athlete – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Angelica "Wild Rabbit" Melo, 20 Communications Student – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Jacobo Luchtan, 26 Technology Firm COO – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Shoji Nakayama, 37 Comedian – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Hanah Jamroz, 21 Online Personal Trainer – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Marcel Tratnik, 34 Lifeguard – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Yoshifumi Fujita, 28 Strongman – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Simone de Araujo, 34 Capoeira Instructor – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Johannes Gmelin603:091stFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of the United States.svg Ed Moses604:092ndFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Koohun Lee605:473rdVoluntarily jump off the last Energy Coil
Flag of South Korea.svg Jimbong Lee502:544thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Jacobo Luchtan503:015thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Germany.svg David Manthei50Unk6thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Japan.svg Shoji Nakayama402:487thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Angelica “Wild Rabbit” Melo402:548thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of the United States.svg Hanah Jamroz402:569thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Germany.svg Marcel Tranik403:2410thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Japan.svg Yoshifumi Fujita404:2611thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Brazil.svg Simone de Araújo100:2612thFell on Mother Tongue

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Johannes Gmelin1603:541stMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg Ed Moses1606:122ndMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of South Korea.svg Jinbong Lee1505:313rdMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Germany.svg David Manthei1506:154thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of South Korea.svg Koohun Lee120Timed Out5thTimed out on Stomach Churn
Flag of Mexico.svg Angelica “Wild Rabbit” Melo1003:226thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Mexico.svg Jacobo Luchtan908:427thFell on Spinal Descent
Flag of Japan.svg Shoji Nakayama403:168thFell on Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg David Manthei2406:371stFell on Tricky Trapeze
Flag of the United States.svg Ed Moses2200:362ndSunk in Coil Crawl
Flag of South Korea.svg Jinbong Lee1800:343rdFell on Prism Strike
Flag of Brazil.svg Johannes Gmelin1600:084thMissed the jump off the Ejector
Flag of South Korea.svg Koohun Lee1200:075thMissed the jump off the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg David Manthei130Grid Lock1stBeastmaster
Flag of the United States.svg Ed Moses120Grid Lock2ndEliminated

Episode 3: The Beast Evolves

Competitors

  • Steven Tucker, 29 Rock Climbing Instructor – Team USA – Beastmaster
  • Emmanuel Chiang, 22 Law Student – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Marcel Scarpim, 33 Engineer – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Ryan Scott, 32 Financial Advisor – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Fernando Casanova, 37 Musician – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Taeyoung Lee, 29 Stunt Director – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Joel Pusitzky, 26 Professional Model – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Maki Morishima, 32 Pole Dancer – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Carol Valim, 33 Circus Performer – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Kyoung Duck Kang, 33 Personal Trainer – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Hiroyuki Tanaka, 25 Tech Consultant – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Kerstin Schoessler, 33 Sport Scientist – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeyoung Lee402:351stFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Germany.svg Joel Pusitzky402:472ndFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Scarpim403:273rdFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Scott302:154thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of the United States.svg Steven Tucker302:165thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Fernando Casanova302:286thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Emmanuel Chiang302:367thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Japan.svg Maki Mourishima305:118thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Brazil.svg Carol Valim202:139thFell on Faceplant
Flag of South Korea.svg Kyoung Duck Kang202:4510thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Japan.svg Hiroyuki Tanaka203:5611thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Germany.svg Kerstin Schöessler101:5312thFailed Throat Erosion

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Steven Tucker1504:071stMissed the jump to Vertabrace
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Scarpim1203:542ndMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Scott1103:253rdMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Mexico.svg Emmanuel Chiang1104:434thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Mexico.svg Fernando Casanova903:145thSunk in Digestive Track
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeyoung Lee803:106thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Germany.svg Joel Pusitzky803:457thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Japan.svg Maki Mourishima704:578thFell on Stomach Churn

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Emmanuel Chiang2707:311stVoluntarily stop on the Bungee Beds
Flag of the United States.svg Steven Tucker2100:212ndSunk in Coil Crawl
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Scarpim120Unk3rdMissed the jump off the Ejector
Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Scott1100:074thMissed the jump off the Ejector
Flag of Mexico.svg Fernando Casanova900:105thMissed the jump off the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Steven Tucker170High Voltage1stBeastmaster
Flag of Mexico.svg Emmanuel Chiang120Grid Lock2ndEliminated

Episode 4: The Legend vs. The Beast

Competitors

  • Philip Meyer, 23 Soldier – Team Germany – Beastmaster
  • Taeho Kwon, 31 Actor and Fitness Model – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Marcel Stevanin, 25 ParkourAthlete - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Eduardo Oliveira, 33 PE Teacher, Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Yuji Urushihara, 37 Shoes Salesman/Sasuke Legend – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Jonas Kegelmann, 19 Parkour Instructor – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Jalil Al Akabani, 29 Store Owner – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Jongsuk Kim, 26 Personal Trainer – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Juan Bernardo, 30 Criminal Lawyer – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Yuriko Santander, 32 Electrical Engineer – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Cortni Joyner, 30 Professional Soccer Player – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Yuki Fukumoto, 25 Professional Dancer – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Japan.svg Yuji Urushihara705:221stCompleted Level 1
Flag of Germany.svg Jonas Kegelmann602:322ndFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Stevanin602:483rdFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeho Kwon602:544thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Meyer603:155thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Jalil Al Akabani603:586thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Jongsuk Kim401:527thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Eduardo Oliveira402:138thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of the United States.svg Juan Bernando402:439thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Yuriko Santander403:5310thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of the United States.svg Cortni Joyner304:5211thFailed Throat Erosion
Flag of Japan.svg Yuki Fukumoto100:2412thFell on the Mother Tongue

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeho Kwon2204:281stCompleted Level 2
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Meyer1804:442ndFell on the Chain Reaction
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Stevanin1602:153rdMissed the Jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Brazil.svg Eduardo Oliveira1204:024thMissed the Jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Japan.svg Yuji Urushihara1101:595thFell on the Spinal Descent
Flag of Germany.svg Jonas Kegelmann1001:406thFell on the Stomach Churn
Flag of Mexico.svg Jalil Al Akabani603:327thFell on the Spinal Ascent
Flag of South Korea.svg Jongsuk Kim404:238thFell on the Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeho Kwon27010:451stFell on the Bungee Beds
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Meyer2408:312ndFell on the Coil Crawl
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcel Stevanin1605:033rdMissed the jump off the Ejector
Flag of Brazil.svg Eduardo Oliveira1206:154thFell on the Ejector
Flag of Japan.svg Yuji Urushihara1107:215thMissed the jump off the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Meyer180High Voltage (n/a)1stBeastmaster
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeho Kwon140Grid Lock (n/a)2ndEliminated

Episode 5: The Battle of Wills

Competitors

  • Roberto Perez, 25 Chemical Engineering Student – Team Mexico – Beastmaster
  • Charles Robinson, 25 Retired Marine – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Philipp Hell, 25 Software Developer – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Alfredo Bermudes, 34 Acrobat – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Tomomichi Shiozaki, 28 Firefighter – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Satoshi Mashito, 38 Arm Wrestler – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Chico Salgado, 33 Martial Arts Instructor – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Todd Wise, 29 Crossfit Gym Owner – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Gundam Kim, 35 Personal Trainer – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Georgina "Gina" Castillo, 34 Single Mom – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Sungsoon Chang, 30 Swim Trainer – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Michael Pela, 26 Lawyer – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Roberto Perez40n/a1stCompleted Level 1
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Hell301:502ndVoluntarily fell on the Energy Coils
Flag of the United States.svg Charles Robinson301:523rdFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Brazil.svg Chico Salgado302:304thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Brazil.svg Alfredo Bermudes302:385thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Japan.svg Satochi Mashito302:486thMissed the jump to the final platform
Flag of Japan.svg Tomomichi Shiozaki302:517thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United States.svg Todd Wise201:038thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of South Korea.svg Gundam Kim201:049thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Mexico.svg Georgina “Gina” Castillo201:0510thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of South Korea.svg Sungsoon Chang201:4111thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Germany.svg Micheal Pela100:5812thFell on Faceplant

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Roberto Perez1802:481stFell on Chain Reaction
Flag of the United States.svg Charles Robinson1504:152ndFell on Chain Reaction
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Hell1302:433rdFell on Chain Reaction
Flag of Japan.svg Tomomichi Shiozaki1104:324thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Brazil.svg Alfredo Bermudes1105:095thMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Japan.svg Satoshi Mashito1105:126thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Brazil.svg Chico Salgado302:267thDisqualified on Spinal Ascent
Flag of the United States.svg Todd Wise203:168thFell on Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Roberto Perez3103:481stVoluntarily stop on Bungee Beds
Flag of the United States.svg Charles Robinson2001:142ndFell on the Bungee Beds
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Hell1801:103rdFell on the Bungee Beds
Flag of Brazil.svg Alfredo Bermudes1400:034thFell on Prism Strike
Flag of Japan.svg Tomomichi Shiozaki1100:065thFell on Prism Strike

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Roberto Perez180High Voltage (n/a)1stBeastmaster
Flag of the United States.svg Charles Robinson110Grid Lock (n/a)2ndEliminated

Episode 6: Beauty Meets the Beast

Competitors

  • Hyunho Kim, 30 Crossfit trainer – South Korea – Beastmaster
  • Santiago López, 29 Wine Maker – Mexico – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Trevor Carter, 32 Firefighter – United States – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Silke Sollfrank, 18 Student – Germany – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Akio Shimofuji, 29 Office employee – Japan – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Phelipe Young, 25 Circus acrobat – Brazil – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Marco Cerullo, 27 Bartender – Germany – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Daesung Oh, 31 Personal Trainer – South Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Guilherme Medeiros, 35 Special police (BOPE) – Brazil – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Júlio Códova, 28 Jiu Jitsu fighter – Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Eiji Semba, 28 Personal Trainer – Japan – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Lindsay Andrew, 33 Crossfit athlete – United States – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Marco Cerullo503:031stFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Brazil.svg Phelipe Young503:042ndFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Hyunho Kim504:023rdFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Japan.svg Akio Shimofuji504:174thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Germany.svg Silke Sollfrank301:435thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of South Korea.svg Daesung Oh301:456thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Santiago López301:467thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of the United States.svg Trevor Carter301:508thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme Medeiros301:559thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Julio Córdova302:0010thFell on the Faceplant
Flag of Japan.svg Eiji Semba100:2011thFell on the Mother Tongue
Flag of the United States.svg Lindsay Andrew100:2112thFell on the Mother Tongue

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Hyunho Kim1503:351stFell on the Chain Reaction
Flag of Japan.svg Akio Shimofuji1504:322ndFell on the Chain Reaction
Flag of Mexico.svg Santiago López1102:313rdMissed the Jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Germany.svg Silke Sollfrank903:014thFell on the Stomach Churn
Flag of the United States.svg Trevor Carter903:305thFell on the Stomach Churn
Flag of Brazil.svg Phelipe Young504:006thFell on the Spinal Ascent
Flag of Germany.svg Marco Cerullo504:157thFell on the Spinal Ascent
Flag of South Korea.svg Daesung Oh302:028thFell on the Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Hyunho Kim2401:091stFell on the Extractor
Flag of Mexico.svg Santiago López2003:072ndFell on the Tricky Trapeze
Flag of the United States.svg Trevor Carter1801:243rdFell on the Extractor
Flag of Germany.svg Silke Sollfrank1801:364thFell on the Extractor
Flag of Japan.svg Akio Shimofuji1500:085thFell on the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Hyunho Kim120Grid Lock (Unk)1stBeastmaster
Flag of Mexico.svg Santiago López100Grid Lock (Unk)2ndEliminated

Episode 7: Beast Mode

Competitors

  • Felipe Camargo, 24 Professional Climber – Team Brazil – Beastmaster

Completed Level 4 in 5:09

  • Ludwig Hefele, 18 Physics Student – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 4
  • César Curti, 29 Mahamudra Instructor – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Ivan Zepeda, 20 Cheerleader – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Chang Suk Bang, 35 Former Special Forces – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Woochul Kim, 34 Basketball Player – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Steffen Zimmermann, 25 Psychologist – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Daigo Nakano, 28 Physiotherapist – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Kaori Sakai, 30 Service representative – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Thaily Amezcua, 37 Novel Actress – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Mimi Bonny, 31 Entrepreneur – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Brandon Douglass, 27 Parkour Athlete – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Woochul Kim704:311stFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo705:102ndCompleted Level 1
Flag of South Korea.svg Chang Suk Bang705:343rdCompleted Level 1
Flag of Germany.svg Ludwig Hefele603:074thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Mexico.svg Ivan Zepada502:225thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Germany.svg Steffen Zimmermann503:056thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Japan.svg Diago Nakano504:037thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Brazil.svg César Curti402:088thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Japan.svg Kaori Sakai402:109thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Thaily Amezcua301:1910thFailed Throat Erosion
Flag of the United States.svg Mimi Bonny304:2311thFailed Throat Erosion
Flag of the United States.svg Brandon Douglass200:2112thFell on Brain Matter

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo1703:521stFell on the Dreadmills
Flag of Germany.svg Ludwig Hefele1606:072ndMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of South Korea.svg Chang Suk Bang1503:353rdGot caught in Digestive Track
Flag of Brazil.svg César Curti140n/a4thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Mexico.svg Ivan Zepeda1303:465thFell on the Digestive Track
Flag of South Korea.svg Woochul Kim1108:426thFell on the Spinal Descent
Flag of Germany.svg Steffen Zimmermann502:267thFell on the Spinal Ascent
Flag of Japan.svg Daigo Nakano503:168thFell on the Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo2602:001stFell on the Extractor
Flag of Germany.svg Ludwig Hefele250n/a2ndFell on the Extractor
Flag of Brazil.svg César Curti2000:153rdSunk in Coil Crawl
Flag of Mexico.svg Ivan Zepeda1600:064thFell on Prism Strike
Flag of South Korea.svg Chang Suk Bang1500:125thFell on the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo200Completed Level 41stBeastmaster
Flag of Germany.svg Ludwig Hefele130Grid Lock (n/a)2ndEliminated

Episode 8: Brother vs. Brother

Competitors

  • Jonathan Collins, 33 Track Coach and Model – Team USA – Beastmaster
  • Yungyung Kim, 20 Gymnast – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Tabito Okayasu, 29 Actor – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Adrien Ngouah-Ngally, 19 Mover and Student – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Yoshitaro Fujiwara, 27 Professional Trainer – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Adrian Raya, 31 Frontenis Player – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Yunhwan Kim, 22 Gymnast – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Marcelo Munhoz, 23 Triathlon Athlete – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Rafael Picolo, 31 Surf Instructor – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Julia Habitzreither, 30 Medical Student – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Isaiah Stanback, 31 Ex NFL Player – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Claudia Lopez, 33 Lawyer – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins703:521stFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Germany.svg Adrien Ngouah-Ngally602:322ndVoluntarily jumped off the third Energy Coil
Flag of Japan.svg Tabito Okayasu603:103rdFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Yungyung Kim603:334thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Yunhwah Kim605:015thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Mexico.svg Adrian Raya401:526thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcelo Munhoz402:077thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Japan.svg Yoshitaro Fujiwara402:368thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Rafael Picolo402:459thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Germany.svg Julia Habitzreither301:2510thFailed Throat Erosion
Flag of the United States.svg Isaiah Stanback 100:2611thFell on Mother Tongue
Flag of Mexico.svg Claudia Lopez100:2912thFell on Mother Tongue

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Yungyung Kim1805:011stFell on Chain Reaction
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins1704:542ndMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Germany.svg Adrien Ngouah-Ngally1202:373rdFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Japan.svg Tabito Okayasu1203:224thVoluntarily sunk in Digestive Track
Flag of Japan.svg Yoshitaro Fujiwara1204:105thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Mexico.svg Adrian Raya1002:176thFell on Digestive Track
Flag of South Korea.svg Yunhwan Kim601:237thFell on Spinal Ascent
Flag of Brazil.svg Marcelo Munhoz402:078thFell on Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins2602:261stFell on The Extractor
Flag of South Korea.svg Yungyung Kim2401:012ndFell on Coil Crawl
Flag of Japan.svg Tabito Okayasu1702:003rdFell on Bungee Beds
Flag of Germany.svg Adrien Ngouah-Ngally1200:064thFell on The Ejector
Flag of Japan.svg Yoshitaro Fujiwara1200:075thFell on The Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins120Grid Lock (Unk)1stBeastmaster
Flag of South Korea.svg Yungyung Kim110Grid Lock (Unk)2ndEliminated

Episode 9: The Last Call

Competitors

  • Ken Corigliano, 35 Air Force Major – Team USA – Beastmaster
  • Nam Vo, 25 Mechanical Engineering Student – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Bruno Nogueira, 30 US Army Veteran – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Brian Redard, 30 Personal Trainer – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Taeyoon Kim, 26 Parkour Coach – Team Korea – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Mitsuteru Tanaka, 28 Muscleman Entertainer – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Woosung Yu, 35 Mixed Martial Arts Fighter – Team Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Keita Omura, 29 Jiu Jitsu Champion – Team Japan – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Alexander Schmidt, 24 Professional Acrobat – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Abe Green, 32 Graphic Designer – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Amancay Gonzalez, 26 Athletic Spokesperson – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 1
  • Mirella Araujo, 39 Dancer – Team Brazil – Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeyoon Kim503:021stFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Corigliano503:592ndFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Japan.svg Mitsuteru Tanaka504:213rdFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Nogueira504:524thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Germany.svg Nam Vo505:265thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United States.svg Brian Redard402:436thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Japan.svg Keita Omura302:347thFell on Faceplant
Flag of South Korea.svg Woosung Yu302:468thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Schmidt302:539thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Abe Green303:0010thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Amancay “Macky” Gonzalez305:5411thTimed out on Brain Matter
Flag of Brazil.svg Mirella Araújo100:4512thFell on Mother Tongue

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeyoon Kim1506:441stMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Corigliano1506:562ndMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Germany.svg Nam Vo1309:533rdVoluntarily sunk in Digestive Track
Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Nogueira1107:294thSunk in Digestive Track
Flag of the United States.svg Brian Redard1005:055thSunk in Digestive Track
Flag of Japan.svg Mitsuteru Tanaka903:246thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of South Korea.svg Woosung Yu708:417thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of Japan.svg Keita Omura303:128thFell on Spinal Ascent

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Corigliano28011:121stFell on Weapon
Flag of Germany.svg Nam Vo18012:482ndFell on Bungee Beds
Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Nogueira1707:513rdVoluntarily sunk in Coil Crawl
Flag of the United States.svg Brian Redard1506:004thFell on Bungee Beds
Flag of South Korea.svg Taeyoon Kim1506:445thMissed the jump off the Ejector

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Corigliano140Ventilator1stBeastmaster
Flag of Germany.svg Nam Vo120Grid Lock2ndEliminated

Episode 10: Season 1 Finale

Competitors

  • Felipe Camargo, 24 Professional Climber – Team Brazil – Ultimate Beastmaster
  • Heeyoung Park, 34 Ice Climber – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 4
  • Jonathan Collins, 33 Track Coach and Model – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 3
  • Roberto Perez, 25 Chemical Engineering Student – Team Mexico – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Hyunho Kim, 30 Crossfit Trainer – Team South Korea – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Ken Corigliano, 35 Air Force Major – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 2
  • Philip Meyer, 23 Soldier – Team Germany– Eliminated on Level 1
  • Steven Tucker, 29 Rock Climbing Instructor – Team USA – Eliminated on Level 1
  • David Manthei, 20 Architecture Student – Team Germany – Eliminated on Level 1


Level 1

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Roberto Perez803:301stCompleted Level 1
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo805:242ndCompleted Level 1
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyoung Park805:403rdCompleted Level 1
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins704:034thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Corigliano604:595thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Hyuhno Kim502:586thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of Germany.svg Philip Meyer503:187thFell on the Energy Coils
Flag of the United States.svg Steven Tucker503:298thFell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Germany.svg David Manthei404:319thFell on the Energy Coils

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyoung Park2006:121stMissed the jump to Vertabarce
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins1904:562ndFell on Chain Reaction
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo1802:393rdVoluntarily sunk in Digestive Track
Flag of Mexico.svg Roberto Perez140Unk4thFell on Stomach Churn
Flag of South Korea.svg Hyunho Kim50Unk5thFell on Spinal Ascent
Flag of the United States.svg Ken Corigliano1603:456thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills with injury

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Carmago4206:211stCompleted the Level 3 bonus obstacles
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyoung Park4105:542ndCompleted the Level 3 bonus obstacles
Flag of the United States.svg Jonathan Collins3606:593rdVoluntarily stop on Tricky Trapeze

Level 4

CompetitorPointsHeightFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Camargo160High Voltage (6:47)1stUltimate Beastmaster
Flag of South Korea.svg Heeyoung Park160High Voltage (6:49)2ndEliminated after tiebreaker

Broadcast

The show has six country-specific versions. These have separate hosts, and languages, with two competitors from each country competing in each of the first nine episodes of the series. The countries are the U.S., Brazil, South Korea, Mexico, Germany, and Japan. [4]

The hosts for the show are Terry Crews and Charissa Thompson (U.S.); Anderson Silva and Rafinha Bastos (Brazil); Seo Kyung Suk and Park Kyeong Rim (South Korea); Ines Sainz and Luis Ernesto Franco (Mexico); Hans Sarpei and Luke Mockridge (Germany); and Sayaka Akimoto and Yuji Kondo (Japan). [4]

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