2017年4月19日 · Here are the ten most shocking falls in ANW history. 10. Brian Orosco – ANW4, Jump Hang, Northwest Qualifying. Brian Orosco was an American Ninja Challenge and early-ANW legend, being one of the best competitors in the era and making it to Sasuke an impressive five times and reaching at least the second stage four times.

American Ninja Warrior season 11 brought us some shocking moments on the course.

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2021年12月8日 · To answer this question, we have to go back all the way to season 2. I have chosen a shocking fall from each season based on 2 things: the competitor and the obstacle they fell on. Season 2: Paul Darnell. He was one of the 10 finalists that competed in Japan back in season 1. However, in qualifying, he went out on the Bridge of Blades.

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Obstacles are organized based on the stage and season in which they debuted. Obstacles that returned in a different round compared to the round in which they debuted will only be counted in the latter category to avoid double-counting. However, there are a handful of exceptions:

2024年6月12日 · Drew in I think season 6 in the city finals falling on the 2nd obstacle. That one Travis Rosen run from stage 1.

2022年8月16日 · Subreddit for the TV show American Ninja Warrior. Most shocking fall from the first night of this year's national finals? Austin Gray's fall was heartbreaking especially after …

The following is a graphical representation of obstacles in each American Ninja Warrior competition. To see a list of obstacles in each competition, please visit the List of American Ninja Warrior obstacles (Season Appearances). Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

2018年9月11日 · Only two Ninjas managed to push beyond Wingnut Alley and the Water Walls. Drew Drechsel and Sean Bryan took on Stage Three together. Both fell at the Ultimate Cliffhanger. However, Drew took a faster time, securing himself the $100k promised to the last Ninja standing. You can read a recap of the episode here. Stage Two delivered several blows.