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ANW10 Déjà Vu

American Ninja Warrior 10's Déjà Vu in Stage Two

The Déjà Vu is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the third obstacle in Stage Two on American Ninja Warrior 10, replacing the Wave Runner from the past two American Ninja Warrior seasons.

The obstacle consisted of 2 bars attached by wired on both ends. After completing the Criss Cross Salmon Ladder, competitors must grab the first bar and unhook it from the first set of cradles. Then they must swing the bar and hook the bar onto the third set of cradles. From there, they must grab the second bar (which was locked in hooks on the second set of cradles), unhook it, and finally swing it to the landing platform.

The obstacle turned out to be brutal, taking out 10 of the 24 competitors who attempted it, including top competitors like Daniel Gil, Dan Polizzi, and Thomas Stillings. Most competitors failed either by the grip slipping or giving out, or only landing one side of the bar on the cradles, which would pull off all the bars and send them spinning into the water.

During Usa Vs The World 5, a surprising disqualification occurred when Javier Cano from Team Europe swang to the landing platform from the First Bar,ultimately disqualifying him like Flip Rodriguez's Wave Runner disqualification

Competitors' Success Rate

  • All results based on the NBC broadcast and external information found
ANW Clears Attempts Percentage
ANW10 14 24 58.33%
USA vs. The World 5 4 5 80%
Total 18 29 62.07%

Trivia

Deja Vu Prototype

The prototype design of the Déjà Vu, in which Kevin Carbone submitted for the American Ninja Warrior: Obstacle Design Challenge

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