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==Information== |
==Information== |
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| − | American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World was filmed at the famous Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada (where the ANW finals are held) It consisted of three teams (five members per team), Team USA, Team Japan, and Team Europe. |
+ | American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World was filmed at the famous Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada (where the ANW finals are held) It consisted of three teams (five members per team), Team USA, Team Japan, and Team Europe. |
==Team USA== |
==Team USA== |
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==Team Europe== |
==Team Europe== |
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| − | *[[Sean McColl]] |
+ | *[[Sean McColl]] |
| − | *[[Stefano Ghisolfi]] |
+ | *[[Stefano Ghisolfi]] |
| − | *[[Vadym Kuvakin]] |
+ | *[[Vadym Kuvakin]] |
*[[Tim "Livewire" Sheiff|Tim Shieff]] |
*[[Tim "Livewire" Sheiff|Tim Shieff]] |
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*[[Miska Sutela]] |
*[[Miska Sutela]] |
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==Disclaimer== |
==Disclaimer== |
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| − | According to sources, the score should technically have been 6-6-6. It was discovered that [[Ryo Matachi]] and [[Morimoto Yūsuke]] should have won their respective heats. However, due to NBC's influence, they lost their match-ups. |
+ | According to sources, the score should technically have been 6-6-6. It was discovered that [[Ryo Matachi]] and [[Morimoto Yūsuke]] should have won their respective heats. However, due to NBC's influence, they lost their match-ups. This caused a lot of controversy and many fans were furious about how NBC treated the Japanese team. |
Revision as of 07:57, 5 May 2016
Information
American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World was filmed at the famous Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada (where the ANW finals are held) It consisted of three teams (five members per team), Team USA, Team Japan, and Team Europe.
Team USA
Team Europe
- Sean McColl
- Stefano Ghisolfi
- Vadym Kuvakin
- Tim Shieff
- Miska Sutela
Team Japan
Stage 1
① Piston Road ピストンの道
② Giant Cycle ジャイアントサイクル
③ Silk Slider シルクスライダー
④ Jumping Spider ジャンピングスパイダー
⑤ Half-Pipe Attack ハーフパイプアタック
⑥ Soritatsu Kabe そり立つ壁
⑦ Spin Bridge スピンブリッジ
⑧ Tarzan Rope ターザンロープ
⑨ Rope Ladder ロープラダー
Heat 1
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | Joe Moravsky (25) | Meteorologist | Clear (1:12.72) | |
| Japan | Yamamoto Shingo (40) | Auto Repair | ④ Jumping Spider ジャンピングスパイダー | |
| Europe | Vadym Kuvakin (29) | Performer | ⑨ Rope Ladder ロープラダー | Time Out. Kuvakin failed to beat Moravsky's time. |
Heat 2
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Kanno Hitoshi (29) | Maintenence Worker | ⑥ Soritatsu Kabe そり立つ壁 | Middle Cut. Withdrew due to fatigue. |
| Europe | Tim "Livewire" Shieff (26) | Freerunner | Clear (1:02.70) | Set a new first stage speed record. |
| USA | Elet Hall (24) | Ski Lift Operator | ③ Silk Slider シルクスライダー | His hand touched the water. |
Heat 3
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | Paul Kasemir (28) | Software Engineer | Clear (1:17.21) | |
| Europe | Miska Sutela (23) | Cafeteria Chef | ⑥ Soritatsu Kabe そり立つ壁 | Time Out. Sutela failed to beat Kasemir's time. |
| Japan | Asa Kazuma (32) | Hedge Trimmer | ④ Jumping Spider ジャンピングスパイダー |
Stage 2
① Rope Jungle ロープジャングル
② Double Salmon Ladder ダブルサーモンラダー
③ Unstable Bridge アンステーブルブリッジ
④ Butterfly Wall バタフライウォール
⑤ Metal Spin メタルスピン
⑥ Wall Lifting ウォールリフティング
Heat 1
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Morimoto Yūsuke (22) | Grad Student | ④ Butterfly Wall バタフライウォール | |
| Europe | Stefano Ghisolfi (21) | Rock Climber | ② Double Salmon Ladder ダブルサーモンラダー | |
| USA | Brian Arnold (36) | Stay-At-Home Dad | Clear (2:55.57) |
Heat 2
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | Tim "Livewire" Shieff (26) | Free Runner | ⑤ Metal Spin メタルスピン | His feet skimmed the water. |
| Japan | Matachi Ryo (25) | Plumber | ① Rope Jungle ロープジャングル | Digest. |
| USA | Travis Rosen (40) | Stock Trader | Clear (1:48.00) |
Heat 3
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Kanno Hitoshi (29) | Maintenance Worker | ① Rope Jungle ロープジャングル | Digest. |
| USA | Elet Hall (24) | Ski Lift Operator | Clear (2:06.32) | |
| Europe | Sean McColl (27) | Rock Climber | Clear (1:46.51) |
Stage 3
① Cannonball Incline キャノンボールインクライン
② Doorknob Grasper ドアノブグラスパー
③ Floating Boards フローティングボード
④ Ultimate Cliffhanger アルティメットクリフハンガー
⑤ Propeller Untei プロペラうんてい
⑥ Hang Climbing ハングクライミング
⑦ Spider Flip スパイダーフリップ
⑧ Flying Bar フライングバー
Heat 1
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Asa Kazuma (32) | Hedge Trimmer | ① Cannonball Incline キャノンボールインクライン | |
| Europe | Vadym Kuvakin (29) | Performer | ⑥ Hang Climbing ハングクライミング | |
| USA | Joe Moravsky (25) | Meteorologist | ⑥ Hang Climbing ハングクライミング | Moved to Heat 2 in broadcast. |
Heat 2
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Morimoto Yūsuke (22) | Grad Student | Clear (5:38.91) | |
| USA | Paul Kasemir (28) | Software Engineer | ① Cannonball Incline キャノンボールインクライン | Moved to Heat 1 in broadcast. |
| Europe | Stefano Ghisolfi (21) | Rock Climber | Clear (4:46.89) |
Heat 3
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Matachi Ryo (25) | Plumber | Clear (5:04.67) | |
| Europe | Sean McColl (27) | Rock Climber | ⑧ Flying Bar フライングバー | |
| USA | Brian Arnold (36) | Stay-at-Home Dad | Clear (4:39.90) |
Stage 4
① Tsuna Nobori 綱登り (23.5m)
| Country | Name (Age) | Profile | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | Sean McColl (27) | Rock Climber | Clear (35.46) | |
| USA | Travis Rosen (40) | Stock Trader | Clear (35.77) | Aired before McColl's run. |
Disclaimer
According to sources, the score should technically have been 6-6-6. It was discovered that Ryo Matachi and Morimoto Yūsuke should have won their respective heats. However, due to NBC's influence, they lost their match-ups. This caused a lot of controversy and many fans were furious about how NBC treated the Japanese team.