Ultimate Beastmaster season 3

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Ultimate Beastmaster
Season 3
No. of contestants54
Finals venue Santa Clarita, California
No. of episodes9
Release
Original network Netflix
Original releaseAugust 31, 2018 (2018-08-31)
Season chronology
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Season 2

The third season of the American reality competition series Ultimate Beastmaster premiered exclusively via Netflix's web streaming service on August 31, 2018. The show consists of 9 Beastmaster episodes which were released simultaneously on Netflix worldwide. [1]

Hosts

Each country has their own set of two hosts/commentators for the competition. They are as follows:

CountryHost
United States Tiki Barber Former NFL Player
CM Punk MMA Fighter/Former WWE Champion
Brazil Rafinha Bastos Comedian
Anderson Silva UFC Fighter
Germany Micky Beisenherz Radio and TV host
Jeannine Michaelsen 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
France Gilles Marini Actor
Sandy Heribert Sports Journalist
Italy Francesco Facchinetti DJ/Television Host
Bianca Balti Model
United Kingdom Stu Bennett Professional Wrestler
Kate Abdo Sports Journalist
Australia Dannii Minogue TV Personality/Singer
Nick Cummins Former Rugby Star

Not only do each pair of hosts provide color commentary for each of the nine 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, this year, in a circular row on the Ultimate Beastmaster set, commentators from one localization can easily walk over 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 3 Levels. Level 4 has been added to the Beast for the Finals. Competitors with the highest scores after each level move on while those with the lowest scores are eliminated, with ties decided in favor of the competitor with the lowest time. Unlike the first season (where scores reset on Level 4) and the previous season (where scores accrue on all four levels), all scores reset at the start of the level. The obstacles are suspended over a body of red-tinted water referred to as Beast Blood (except for Level 3 which has blue-tinted water and is referred to as the Fuel of the Pyramid) 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/Fuel of the Pyramid. Failure ends the attempt at the current Level but confers no penalties.

This season, in addition to the normal Point Thrusters, a new Mega Thruster has been added, which counts down from 50 at varying speeds, giving the competitors a certain number of points, depending on how fast they hit the Thruster. In addition, a final Point Thruster worth 25 points has been added to the end of every level.

This season also features a tournament-style bracket, in which two athletes advance from each episode to a semifinal round then to a final round, earning themselves $10,000, where they fight for the title of Ultimate Beastmaster and $50,000. In the semifinals, the top 6 competitors compete, with the top 3 winning $10,000 and moving on to the finals. Competitors must run the entire course (Levels 1-3) in one go and get the farthest the fastest. If they fail once, they are given an extra life they can use to try again from one of five checkpoints throughout the course, but at the cost of the points accrued after crossing the checkpoint. Should the competitor choose not to use it, however, the extra life is then forfeited and cannot be used later.

Level 1

In Level 1 all nine competitors compete with the top six scorers moving on.

At the end of Hyper Jump, there are two different paths taken, often with interchangeable obstacles, depending on the episode.

Path 1

Path 2

Each individual portion of an obstacle is worth 5 points.

Level 2

In Level 2 the top six competitors compete, with the top four scorers moving on. Similar to Season 1, some obstacles interchange with each other.

Each individual portion of an obstacle is worth 5 points.

Level 3

In Level 3, also known as the Energy Pyramid, the top 4 scorers compete, with the top 2 advancing to the Semifinals (3 moving on to Level 4 for the Finals).

Individual portions of obstacles are worth 5 points.

Level 4

In Level 4 the top 3 finalists compete on an 80 ft climbing wall, with the top 1 winning $50,000 and being crowned the Ultimate Beastmaster. Unlike the previous seasons, this level is exclusive to the Finals, and competitors each compete one-at-a-time. Points can only be attained through three Mega Thrusters placed throughout, each worth 250 points more than the previous Thruster.

At the end of Ricochet, competitors must make a choice between two paths.

At the end of Mother Board, competitors must make a choice between another two paths.

Competitors are given unlimited time to accrue the highest possible score, with ties decided in favor of the competitor who finished the fastest. There is no failure condition for Level 4, and competitors may attempt to regain their footing if they lose grip on the wall.

Episodes

  The contestant was in the semifinals and finals.
  The contestants completed that level.
  The contestant was eliminated on that round.

Episode 1: The Beast Evolves

Competitors

  • Max Sprenger, 22 Media and Computer Science Student - Team Germany - Semifinalist
  • James Drake, 36 Non-Profit Director - Team USA - Semifinalist
  • Javier Lopez, 21 Gymnast - Team Mexico - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Sung Hyuk Choi, 36 Pole Dancer - Team South Korea - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Nathan Caparros, 24 Climbing Instructor - Team France - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Gareth Leah, 30 Travel Writer - Team UK - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Edoardo Bocchio Vega, 23 Environmental Policy Student - Team Italy - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Morgan-Rose Moroney, 20 Physiotherapy Student - Team Australia - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Mauro Yoshida, 29 Gym Owner - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, The Rack, Mag Wall

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger1312:361stCompleted Level 1
Flag of France.svg Nathan Caparros1293:312ndCompleted Level 1
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake703:143rdFell on the mag wall
Flag of Mexico.svg Javier Lopez652:264thFell on The Mag Wall
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Gareth Leah602:075thMissed the Jump to the Mag Wall
Flag of South Korea.svg Sung Hyuk Choi452:336thFell on The Rack
Flag of Italy.svg Edoardo Bocchio Vega351:307thFell on The Rack
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Morgan-Rose Moroney301:468thMissed the jump to The Rack
Flag of Brazil.svg Mauro Yoshida100:248thMissed the jump off Gear Head

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger1124:171stCompleted Level 2
Flag of Mexico.svg Javier Lopez954:502ndCompleted Level 2
Flag of South Korea.svg Sung Hyuk Choi251:063rdMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake251:234thMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of France.svg Nathan Caparros252:555thMissed the Jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Gareth Leah201:026thFell on the Dreadmills

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger802:441stFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake723:422ndFell on Viper Climb
Flag of Mexico.svg Javier Lopez200:423rdFell on Rail Runner
Flag of South Korea.svg Sung Hyuk Choi50:224thFell on Rail Runner

Episode 2: Champions Collide

Competitors

  • Jayden Irving, 26 Surfer - Team Australia - Semifinalist
  • David Ferguson, 27 Professional Muay Thai Boxer - Team UK - Semifinalist
  • Dre Nuzum, 23 Dance Instructor - Team USA - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Matteo Curiel, 29 Personal Trainer - Team Italy - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Gaël Le Moigne, 28 Renewable Energy Entrepreneur - Team France - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Jessica Wielens, 30 Alternative Medicine Practitioner - Team Germany - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Aida Alanis, 30 Gym Owner - Team Mexico - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Jabee Kim, 31 Professional Climber - Team South Korea - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Felipe Ho Foganholo, 18 Professional Climber - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Wheel Power, Crash Pads

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving802:541stCompleted Level 1
Flag of France.svg Gaël Le Moigne352:312ndFell on Wheel Power
Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Curiel352:323rdFell on Wheel Power
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg David Ferguson352:404thVoluntarily fell on Wheel Power
Flag of Germany.svg Jessica Wielens302:015thFell on Wheel Power
Flag of the United States.svg Dre Nuzum201:056thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Aida Alanis151:097thFell on Faceplant
Flag of South Korea.svg Jabee Kim101:088thMissed the jump off Gear Head
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Ho Foganholo101:099thMissed the jump off Gear Head

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Dre Nuzum352:281stMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving250:492ndMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Curiel251:093rdFell on the Dreadmills
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg David Ferguson251:114thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of France.svg Gaël Le Moigne201:195thSunk in Digestive Track
Flag of Germany.svg Jessica Wielens00:006thFell on Drop Zone

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving832:021stFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg David Ferguson456:492ndVoluntarily fell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United States.svg Dre Nuzum100:383rdFell on Rail Runner
Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Curiel00:004thFell on Rail Runner

Episode 3: Strive for Greatness

Competitors

  • Keiha Dhruev, 23 Climbing Instructor - Team UK - Semifinalist
  • Miguel Angel Hernandez, 35 Aerial Acrobat - Team Mexico - Semifinalist
  • Elvis Gjeci, 23 Gymnastics Coach - Team Italy - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Thomas Ballet, 28 Human Resources Consultant - Team France - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Chloé Henry, 30 Pole Vaulter - Team USA - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Jun Kim, 29 Photographer - Team Germany - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Patricia Antunes Silva, 31 Chef - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 1
  • David Georgiou, 30 Gym Owner - Team Australia - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Nae Yun Yang, 26 Swimming Coach - Team South Korea - Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Rope Burn, Mag Wall

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Italy.svg Elvis Gjeci351:471stFell on Rope Burn
Flag of France.svg Thomas Ballet352:162ndFell on Rope Burn
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Keiha Dhruev301:143rdMissed the jump to Rope Burn
Flag of Germany.svg Jun Kim150:214thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Mexico.svg Miguel Angel Hernandez150:355thFell on Faceplant
Flag of the United States.svg Chloé Henry 150:446thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Patricia Antunes Silva100:187thMissed the jump off of Gear Head
Flag of Australia (converted).svg David Georgiou100:208thMissed the jump off of Gear Head
Flag of South Korea.svg Nae Yun Yang100:229thMissed the jump off of Gear Head

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Keiha Dhruev1155:341stCompleted Level 2
Flag of France.svg Thomas Ballet250:442ndMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Italy.svg Elvis Gjeci200:203rdFell out of Digestive Track
Flag of Mexico.svg Miguel Angel Hernandez200:284thSunk in Digestive Track
Flag of the United States.svg Chloé Henry 00:005thFell on Drop Zone
Flag of Germany.svg Jun Kim00:006thFell on Drop Zone

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Keiha Dhruev35Unk1stFell on Viper Climb
Flag of Mexico.svg Miguel Angel Hernandez301:312ndFell on Power Surge
Flag of Italy.svg Elvis Gjeci302:043rdSunk in Power Surge
Flag of France.svg Thomas Ballet100:104thFell on Rail Runner

Episode 4: Semifinal #1

Competitors

  • Jayden Irving, 26 Surfer - Team Australia - Episode 2 - Finalist
  • Max Sprenger, 22 Media and Computer Science Student - Team Germany - Episode 1 - Finalist
  • James Drake 36 Non-Profit Director - Team USA - Episode 1 - Finalist
  • David Ferguson, 27 Muay Thai Boxer - Team UK - Episode 2 - Eliminated
  • Keiha Dhruev, 23 Climbing Instructor - Team UK - Episode 3 - Eliminated
  • Miguel Angel Hernandez, 35 Aerial Acrobat - Team Mexico - Episode 3 - Eliminated

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Break Neck, Mag Wall

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving3083:341stMissed the jump to the Final Platform in Level 1
Fell on Viper Climb
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger1473:152ndMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Missed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake752:573rdFell on the Mag Wall
Did Not Use Extra Life
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg David Ferguson552:154thFell on Break Neck
Fell on the Mag Wall
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Keiha Dhruev502:235thMissed the jump to the Mag Wall
Missed the jump to the Mag Wall
Flag of Mexico.svg Miguel Angel Hernandez350:536thFell on Hyper Jump
Fell on Break Neck

Episode 5: A New Battle Begins

Competitors

  • Jesse Turner, 27 Stuntman - Team Australia - Semifinalist
  • Norman Lichtenberg, 24 Parkour Performer - Team Germany - Semifinalist
  • Laura Basta, 26 Circus Acrobatic Instructor - Team France - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Austin Raye, 27 Social Media Influencer - Team USA - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Rafael De Sousa, 32 Gymnastics Instructor - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Angelika Rainer, 30 Professional Ice Climber - Team Italy - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Jong Seok Son, 28 Speed Climber - Team South Korea - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Andrew French, 30 Design Engineer - Team UK - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Allan Cardoso, 19 Business Management Student - Team Mexico - Eliminated on Level 1 with Injury

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Rib Cage Row, Crash Pads

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jesse Turner552:241stFell on Rib Cage Row
Flag of the United States.svg Austin Raye553:562ndFell on Rib Cage Row
Flag of Germany.svg Norman Litchenberg200:573rdFell on Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Rafael De Sousa150:254thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Italy.svg Angelika Rainer150:285thFell on Faceplant
Flag of France.svg Laura Basta150:386thFell on Faceplant
Flag of South Korea.svg Jong Seok Son100:187thMissed the Jump off of Gear Head
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Andrew French100:228thMissed the jump off of Gear Head
Flag of Mexico.svg Allan Cardoso402:249thDislocated a shoulder on Rib Cage Row

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Germany.svg Norman Litchenberg1234:411stCompleted Level 2
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jesse Turner955:442ndCompleted Level 2
Flag of France.svg Laura Basta251:243rdMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg Austin Raye251:294thMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Brazil.svg Rafael De Sousa150:275thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Italy.svg Angelika Rainer150:426thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jesse Turner522:331stFell on Viper Climb
Flag of Germany.svg Norman Litchenberg452:002ndMissed the Jump to Viper Climb
Flag of France.svg Laura Basta352:293rdFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United States.svg Austin Raye00:004thFell on Rail Runner

Episode 6: Overcoming the Odds

Competitors

  • Hector Martinez, 20 Professional Climber - Team Mexico - Semifinalist
  • Mark Greenham, 30 Fashion Designer - Team Australia - Semifinalist
  • Marty Bartow, 22 Rock Climbing Instructor - Team USA - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Dave Ardito Rioja, 29 Filmmaker - Team Germany - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Min Je Joo, 33 Spin Instructor - Team South Korea - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Imogen Horrocks, 18 Champion Climber - Team UK - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Alessandro Cazzavacca, 30 Landscaper - Team Italy - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Thalisson Glaner Fagundes, 30 Soccer Coach - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Nicolas Cerquant, 31 Fitness Club Owner - Team France - Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Crank Shaft, Crash Pads

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United States.svg Marty Bartow503:081stFell on the Crash Pads
Flag of Mexico.svg Hector Martinez352:032ndMissed the Jump to the Crash Pads
Flag of Germany.svg Dave Ardito Rioja352:043rdMissed the Jump to the Crash Pads
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Greenham352:214thMissed the Jump to the Crash Pads
Flag of South Korea.svg Min Je Joo201:045thFell on Faceplant
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Imogen Horrocks150:336thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Italy.svg Alessandro Cazzavacca150:447thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Brazil.svg Thalisson Glaner Fagundes100:138thMissed the Jump off of Gear Head
Flag of France.svg Nicolas Cerquant100:169thMissed the Jump off of Gear Head

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Hector Martinez1463:501stCompleted Level 2
Flag of the United States.svg Marty Bartow1214:172ndCompleted Level 2
Flag of Germany.svg Dave Ardito Rioja250:383rdMissed the Jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Greenham250:464thMissed the jump to the Dreadmills
Flag of South Korea.svg Min Je Joo00:005thFell on Drop Zone
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Imogen Horrocks00:006thDisqualified on Drop Zone

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Mexico.svg Hector Martinez121Unk1stCompleted Level 3
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Greenham452:002ndFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United States.svg Marty Bartow454:533rdFell on Viper Climb
Flag of Germany.svg Dave Ardito Rioja00:004thFell on Rail Runner

Episode 7: For the Glory

Competitors

  • Luke Shelton, 29 Construction Worker - Team Australia - Semifinalist
  • Corbin Mackin, 29 Veteran - Team UK - Semifinalist
  • Roberto Del Pozzo, 23 Parkour Teacher - Team Italy - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Walker Kearney, 36 Stay-At-Home Dad - Team USA - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Bernardo Massuchin, 25 Criminal Lawyer - Team Brazil - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Mauricio Martinez, 33 Personal Fitness Trainer - Team Mexico - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Gemma Lee, 31 Crossfit Trainer - Team South Korea - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Mathieu Sarouti, 32 Aeronautical Engineer - Team France - Eliminated on Level 1
  • Alix Arndt, 38 Agricultural Sales - Team Germany - Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Dead Bolts, Mag Wall

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Brazil.svg Bernardo Massuchin551:541stFell on the Dead Bolts
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin551:572ndFell on the Dead Bolts
Flag of the United States.svg Walker Kearney551:593rdFell on the Dead Bolts
Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Del Pozzo351:584thFell on the Dead Bolts
Flag of Mexico.svg Mauricio Martinez200:545thFell on Faceplant
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Luke Shelton100:146thMissed the jump off of Gear Head
Flag of South Korea.svg Gemma Lee100:287thFell on Gear Head
Flag of France.svg Mathieu Sarouti100:298thMissed the jump off of Gear Head
Flag of Germany.svg Alix Arndt50:099thMissed the jump to Gear Head

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin350:551stMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Luke Shelton351:072ndMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United States.svg Walker Kearney351:213rdMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Del Pozzo251:204thMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of Brazil.svg Bernardo Massuchin200:215thMissed the jump to Digestive Track
Flag of Mexico.svg Mauricio Martinez00:006thDisqualified on Drop Zone

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Luke Shelton45Unk1stFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin301:042ndMissed the Jump to Viper Climb
Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Del Pozzo251:043rdFell on Power Surge
Flag of the United States.svg Walker Kearney100:104thFell on Rail Runner

Episode 8: Semifinal #2

Competitors

  • Mark Greenham, 30 Fashion Designer - Team Australia - Episode 6 - Finalist
  • Hector Martinez, 20 Professional Climber - Team Mexico - Episode 6 - Finalist
  • Corbin Mackin, 29 Veteran - Team UK - Episode 7 - Finalist
  • Jesse Turner, 27 Stuntman - Team Australia - Episode 5 - Eliminated
  • Norman Lichtenberg, 24 Parkour Performer - Team Germany - Episode 5 - Eliminated
  • Luke Shelton, 29 Construction Worker - Team Australia - Episode 7 - Eliminated

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Break Neck, Mag Wall

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Greenham1403:521stMissed the jump off the Dreadmills
Did not use Extra Life
Flag of Mexico.svg Hector Martinez1383:462ndMissed the Jump off the Dreadmills
Missed the Jump off the Dreadmills
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin852:383rdFell on the Mag Wall
Did not use Extra Life
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jesse Turner753:134thMissed the jump to the Mag Wall
Fell on the Mag Wall
Flag of Germany.svg Norman Litchenberg150:255thFell on Break Neck
Fell on Faceplant
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Luke Shelton150:316thFell on the Mag Wall
Fell on Faceplant

Episode 9: The Ultimate Beastmaster Championship

Competitors

  • Corbin Mackin, 29 Veteran - Team UK - Episode 7 - Ultimate Beastmaster
  • Max Sprenger, 22 Media and Computer Science Student - Team Germany - Episode 1 - Eliminated on Level 4
  • Jayden Irving, 26 Surfer - Team Australia - Episode 2 - Eliminated on Level 4
  • James Drake, 36 Non-Profit Director - Team USA - Episode 1 - Eliminated on Level 3
  • Mark Greenham, 30 Fashion Designer - Team Australia - Episode 6 - Eliminated on Level 2
  • Hector Martinez, 20 Professional Climber - Team Mexico - Episode 6 - Eliminated on Level 1

Level 1

Level 1 Configuration: Lockjaw, Gear Head, Faceplant, Hyper Jump, Chain Drive, Mag Wall

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving1213:311stCompleted Level 1
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin1173:232ndCompleted Level 1
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger1152:503rdCompleted Level 1
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake1052:584thCompleted Level 1
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Greenham952:365thCompleted Level 1
Flag of Mexico.svg Hector Martinez452:016thFell on Hyper Jump

Level 2

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin401:461stFell on Destabilizer
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger350:592ndFell on Destabilizer
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake351:083rdFell on Destabilizer
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving351:124thFell on Destabilizer
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Greenham351:205thFell on Destabilizer

Level 3

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving1653:081stCompleted Level 3
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger1052:092ndFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin903:223rdFell on Viper Climb
Flag of the United States.svg James Drake00:002ndFell on Rail Runner

Level 4

CompetitorPointsTimeFinishResult
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Corbin Mackin1,2441:581stUltimate Beastmaster
Flag of Germany.svg Max Sprenger1,2252:222ndEliminated
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jayden Irving1,1752:503rdEliminated

Broadcast

The show has nine country-specific versions. These have separate hosts, and languages, with one competitor from each country competing in each of the first eight episodes of the series (barring any of the Semifinals episodes). The countries are the U.S., Brazil, Germany, Mexico, South Korea, France, Italy, United Kingdom and Australia. [1]

The hosts for the show are Tiki Barber and CM Punk (U.S.); Rafinha Bastos and Anderson Silva (Brazil); Micky Beisenherz and Jeannine Michaelsen (Germany); Luis Ernesto Franco and Ines Sainz (Mexico); Seo Kyung Suk and Park Kyeong Rim (South Korea); Gilles Marini and Sandy Heribert (France); Francesco Facchinetti and Bianca Balti (Italy); Stu Bennett and Kate Abdo (U.K.); and Dannii Minogue and Nick Cummins (Australia). [2]

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Warped wall</span>

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Ultimate Beastmaster is an American reality sports entertainment competition that premiered on Netflix on February 24, 2017. The show differentiates itself from other obstacle course competition shows by showcasing not only international talent, but by producing six localized versions, featuring select television hosts, actors, comedians and athletes as commentators from the six countries competing in the show. Reactions from all countries' hosts appear in each localized versions, especially during course clearing victories. Each season consists of 10 episodes, released simultaneously on Netflix worldwide. The first season premiered on February 24, 2017, while the second season aired on Netflix on December 15, 2017.

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