Daniel Gil (ダニエル • ギル) is a worship leader, singer, and trainer at Sam Sann's Iron Sports gym who first competed in American Ninja Warrior 7. Daniel is known for his long curly hair and is also known by many as the Kingdom Ninja.
American Ninja Warrior[]
American Ninja Warrior 7[]
Daniel first competed in American Ninja Warrior 7 (since he wasn't eligible to compete before) at the Houston qualifying course. He blasted through the qualifying course, posting the fastest time of 1:30.78.
In the Houston finals, Daniel finished the first half of the course at an even quicker pace than he did in qualifying. He then demolished the Salmon Ladder and made a spectacular leap onto the rope to conserve grip strength on the Walking Bar. That strategy didn't seem to pay off though, as he lost his grip on the transition to the sixth ledge on the Crazy Cliffhanger. Daniel still placed 3rd overall and qualified for the national finals.
Daniel Gil tackling the Swinging Spikes in the Houston region.
In the Vegas finals, Gil flew through Stage One, finishing with 38.44 seconds left. On Stage Two, Gil was the second competitor to run. He maneuvered through the first four obstacles with ease, but on the Roulette Row, he didn't reach for the second ring, and was unable to build up momentum, causing him to fall into the water. He ended up as one of the top rookies of the season, alongside Dan Yager and Mike Meyers.
American Ninja Warrior 8[]
He returned for his sophomore season in American Ninja Warrior 8 in Oklahoma City. In qualifying, he was the last runner, and he finished the course with ease, landing the second fastest time at 01:44.17, just one second behind Thomas Stillings's 01:43.51. It is also notable that the recording date (May 13) took place on Gil's 23rd birthday.
Daniel Gil Sings Through The 2016 Oklahoma City Finals - American Ninja Warrior
Gil even bettered his performance and dominated the city finals course, finishing the course in 1st place, punching his second straight trip to Vegas. He was also the only competitor in Oklahoma City to complete both city qualifying & final courses. He cleared Stage One for the second straight season, this time with 15.03 seconds left.
Daniel Gil at the National Finals- Stage 2 - American Ninja Warrior 2016
He then completed Stage Two with 3.81 seconds remaining and advanced to Stage Three for the first time. On Stage Three, however, he failed the upgraded Ultimate Cliffhanger.
USA vs The World 3[]
After a superb showing in ANW8, he was granted a spot on Team USA in the third international competition.
Daniel competed in the first heat of Stage One, and he flew across the course, finishing the course and winning the heat for Team USA. He then ran in the second heat on Stage Two, where he got past the Giant Ring Swing that knocked out Karl Fow and made it to the Double Wedge, but he failed there after he took a huge jump on the first panel, resulting in the bar sliding down one side, and he ultimately lost the heat to Stefano Ghisolfi.
American Ninja Warrior 9[]
Daniel Gil at the San Antonio City Finals - American Ninja Warrior 2017
Gil returned once again in American Ninja Warrior 9, looking stronger than ever. He blazed through the San Antonio qualifying course, finishing with the fastest time of the night. He then repeated his stellar performance by defeating the grueling San Antonio city finals course, being the only athlete to do so. As such, he placed 1st and earned his third consecutive trip to Vegas. Overall, Daniel was one of just nine athletes who completed a city finals course that season. On Stage One, he cleared with 47.96 seconds left, the third fastest time on that season's Stage One. On Stage Two, his run was cut midway, but he surprisingly failed the dismount of Wingnut Alley.
American Ninja Warrior 10[]
Daniel Gil at the Dallas City Qualifiers - American Ninja Warrior 2018
Daniel Gil at the Dallas City Finals - American Ninja Warrior 2018
Daniel returned in American Ninja Warrior 10, competing in Dallas as the last competitor of the night. He had an incredibly fast pace through the qualifying course, earning the fastest time of 1:40.79. In addition, he became the first competitor to ever complete the Mega Wall, winning $10,000.
In the city finals, Daniel was one of five finishers that night and was the fastest of the group for the third straight season. His run was also responsible for eliminating Jon Stewart out of the top 15.
On Stage One, he completed the course with 38.35 seconds on the clock, being the fourth fastest time on Stage One that season. Unfortunately, Gil was shockingly eliminated by just the third obstacle, Deja Vu on Stage Two.
American Ninja Warrior 11[]
Daniel returned for his fifth season on American Ninja Warrior 11 in Oklahoma City. He blazed through the qualifying course and cleared in 1:23.14, even getting up the Mega Wall and earning another $10,000. This turned out to be the fastest time, and he faced off on the Power Tower against 2nd place finisher Matthew Day. They were even until Daniel gained a lead when climbing up the pole, and hit the buzzer well before Matthew, earning the Speed Pass and qualifying for the national finals.
He still attempted the Oklahoma City finals course, where he once again completed the course with the fastest time. From there, he had a chance of winning the Trifecta (the ultimate combination of the Mega Wall, Speed Pass, and Safety Pass in the same season, similarly to Drew Drechsel). He was off against Kid Owhadi in a Student vs. Master competition on the Power Tower. They were even at first, until eventually, Kid got the edge at the end and won against Gil. In the end, Gil just narrowly missed out on the Trifecta.
In Stage One, he finished with 40.54 seconds left, making it the fifth consecutive season he completed Stage One, second only to Brian Arnold. The rock star continued his fast speed in Stage Two, clearing with 65.57 seconds left. He not only had the fastest Stage Two time this season but the second fastest of all time in American Ninja Warrior history, just behind Matt D'Amico in ANW14. In Stage Three, he completed the Ultimate Cliffhanger that took him out in ANW8 and eventually finished Stage Three, becoming the fourth person to ever complete Stage Three during the regular season. In Stage Four, he at first went at a decent pace, but he unfortunately started to slow down and he timed out at the 70-foot mark.
USA vs the World 6[]
Daniel rejoined Team USA after his superb performance in ANW11. He competed in the first heat of Stage Two and despite a scare on the dismount of the Giant Walk the Plank, he was otherwise flawless, finishing the rest of the course with a fast enough time to win the heat, getting Team USA three points.
American Ninja Warrior 12[]
Daniel Gil returned for ANW 12 after his best season yet. Before his run, he said that he wanted the Mega Wall and the Power Tower. Aside from a slight stumble on Rib Run, he was otherwise flawless through the first five obstacles. Unfortunately, couldn't get the Mega Wall, but finished the course in 1:18:57. Sadly, his time wasn't enough to get him into the Power Tower. In the semifinals, Daniel yawned before The Dungeon, but still was able to complete it. He then breezed up the Spider Trap, finishing the course and placing 2nd, moving on to the finals. In the finals, Daniel had no issues on the course and finished the course for the third time this season, and placed 2nd once again behind Jake Murray, advancing him to the Power Tower playoffs.
During the Power Tower playoffs, he beat Jesse Labreck in the first round. In the second round, he and Adam Rayl were neck and neck, and Daniel only beat Adam by 0.1 of a second. In the final matchup, he went against Austin Gray. Daniel was behind, but he took the lead on the Cliffhanger, and reached the buzzer first, winning the ANW12 trophy and taking home $100,000.
American Ninja Warrior 13[]
Gil returned for American Ninja Warrior 13 in the first episode of qualifying as the final runner. Unlike most of the veterans in the first episode, Gil showed no signs of struggle through the first part of the course. However, he ran into trouble on V Formation, where the ring was not fully lodged on the ascent, and it fell back down, knocking his grip loose and shockingly sending him into the water. However, despite this being the first time he failed on a qualifying course, he still placed 7th and advanced to the semifinals.
In the first episode of the semifinals, Daniel was once again the last runner. Looking for revenge after his shocking exit in qualifying, Daniel powered through the course and knocked Jody Avila out of the top 15. When he reached Split Decision at obstacle nine, he surprisingly went for the riskier Tuning Forks, even though he was well ahead of the fastest time and likely would have completed the Inverter. Nevertheless, he completed the obstacle and went on to complete the course with the fastest time by more than two and a half minutes, earning him a spot on the Power Tower for a chance at the Safety Pass.
Daniel was the heavy favorite to win on the Power Tower against Brian Burkhardt. However, in a shocking upset, Daniel accidentally released the bar when he reached the Salmon Ladder portion of the Power Tower. It took him a couple of attempts to get it back into place, and by the time he could do so, Brian had nearly finished.
Based on both external information and ANW itself, Gil, unfortunately, was unable to compete in Vegas due to testing positive for COVID-19, forcing him to withdraw from the competition. He was replaced with Jody Avila, due to him placing 16th in Gil's episode.
Gil did not compete on American Ninja Warrior 14 in light of the vaccine mandate applied to the show. He was shown on the virtual sideline during Isabella Wakeham's semifinal run without any mention as to why he did not compete that year.
Later, on social media, he confirmed that he would return in 2023.
American Ninja Warrior 15[]
Daniel returned for the third round of qualifying as the last runner. He flew across the course, being only the second to conquer Lasso Launch after Jody Avila and finished faster than 1:20, getting a shot at the Mega Wall easily clearing it and becoming the second ninja to conquer both types and the second to do it three times.
Gil raced Gary Weiland in the semifinals. As always, Gil blazed through the course, but his speed caught up to him as he shockingly failed Sideways, marking the first time since ANW7 that he fell on a semifinals course. He was so far ahead of Weiland at the time that Weiland didn't notice that Gil had fallen until he reached Beehive. Gil ultimately survived a huge scare and advanced to the national finals as Weiland fell on Beehive.
Gil returned in the second round of the National Finals. His troubles on the course were few, but he once again finished the course for a record-tying sixth straight time moving onto Stage Two. There, he was up against Isaiah Thomas. Both of them cruised the first four obstacles before Isaiah ended up falling on Jawbreakers. That gave Gil the win, but he was looking for another buzzer on Stage Two, so he continued before falling on the last shelf on Falling Shelves. Despite that, he once again moved on to Stage Three.
On Stage Three, he cruised through the early obstacles, and he was the second not only to complete the new Road Signs at the end but also became the second American to complete the course and advance to Stage Four twice. On Stage Four, he showed much improvement from ANW11 as he finished with 2 seconds left, being only the fourth competitor ever to complete Stage Four. However, his time was later beaten by Vance Walker, and Daniel ultimately finished as the runner-up for the third time. This is his best performance to date.
American Ninja Warrior 16[]
Daniel returned in ANW 16 in the first qualifier. After being the runner-up the previous season, Daniel wanted to win it all this season. He easily cleared the course, doing so with the 2nd fastest time. Since his time was under 1:20, he was able to once again attempt the Mega Wall for a chance to win $20,000. Unfortunately, Daniel could not get enough traction and fell short of completing it.
Then he completed in the third round of semifinals. His race against Ricky Vu was digested, but it was revealed that both cruised through the first three obstacles. While Ricky fell on Hopscotch, Daniel finished the course once again, placing 6th and moving on to the national finals for the seventh time in his career.
Daniel competed on the first night of Stage One, where it was announced that he and his wife were pregnant and gonna give birth to a baby girl. He struggled on Jumping Spider and the playing card on the The Gambler, but he hit the buzzer once again with over 21 seconds left on the clock and set the record of seven straight times finishing Stage One, beating Brian Arnold.
On Stage Two, Daniel's opponent was Colton Skuster. Both were able to clear the course, but Daniel did it first and was able to advance back to Stage Three, making it the first time he was able to make it Stage Three in back-to-back seasons. On Stage Three, Daniel struggled on the new obstacle, Pizza Party and spent most of his grip strength there. He was able to beat the obstacle but ultimately ended up failing Road Signs after running out of energy, which marked his first time failing Stage Three since American Ninja Warrior 8.
Daniel is set to compete in American Ninja Warrior 17.
SASUKE[]
Upon the release of the competitors list for the tournament, it was then revealed that Daniel Gil competed in SASUKE 41, wearing number #92. All of his runs in the tournament were either digested (Second Stage) or mid-cut (First & Third Stage). He went through the First Stage at a slower pace, with him also having a slight close call on the Fish Bone, but still nonethenless cleared it with 06.27 seconds remaing on the clcok. On the Second Stage, Gil advanced at a solid pace and cleared it with 10.20 seconds remaining. On the Third Stage, however, he was one of many to have failed the transition to the third ledge on the Cliff Dimension with Gil mistiming the transition, and then not catching the third ledge properly.
Daniel was announced to be a part of Team USA on July 10th for the first ever SASUKE World Cup, which marks his first appearance in an international competition since American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World 6. He ran in the final heat of the First Stage, and the pressure was on Daniel as Team USA was in the elimination zone going into that heat. Unfortunately, Daniel tweaked his left foot on the Wing Slider, but still persevered through the rest of the stage, until he was unable to scale the Soritatsu Kabe due to the injury, where he went off the course. Fortunately, his performance still gave Team USA 40 points, enough to escape elimination on the First Stage. He ran again in the 3rd Heat on the Third Stage, where in similar fashion to his SASUKE 41 run, he would fail the transition to the third ledge on the Cliff Dimension once again, despite timing the transition correctly this time around. Giving Team USA 90 points, his performance was enough to send the American team to the Final Stage showdown, where Team USA ultimately finished as runner-up behind Team Japan Red.
Daniel will be shown in SASUKE 42, this time wearing the number 91. His runs on the First and Second Stage were both digested where on the First Stage, he finished faster than he did in the previous tournament with 18 seconds left and he was also able to finish the Second Stage once again making it to the Third Stage. On the Third Stage his run was mid-cut, but he had a close call on the Swing Edge where on the final set of handles he only caught one and had to save it (similar to Najee Richardson on the Falling Shelves back in ANW12). He made it back to the Cliff Dimension where he once again failed the second transition, failing the Cliff Dimension for the third straight time (as well as joining Urushihara Yuuji who did so later in the tournament), ending his run on the Third Stage once again.
Other Appearances[]
Daniel Gil is featured in the docuseries Becoming the Ultimate Ninja.
Trivia[]
- Despite not being old enough to compete in American Ninja Warrior 6 (his 21st birthday occurred after the qualifying rounds were held), Daniel was frequently shown in the crowds during the Dallas qualifying and city finals courses in support of his trainer, Sam Sann. He was even shown in training at Sann's gym during his competitor profile video.
- Gil was the third competitor whose birthday occurred while running an ANW course, after Cheetah Platt in American Ninja Warrior 2, and Natalie Strasser in American Ninja Warrior 4. This would later be followed by Halei Jo Fuller (born April 13) and Brett Sims (born April 14) on the Miami qualifiers/city finals respectively.
- Gil married Abigail Rose Gonzales on December 21, 2016.
- For his singing skills and especially long hair, he is known for bearing an uncanny resemblance to American songwriter/saxophonist Kenny G. He was occasionally referred to as "Danny G" by Matt and Akbar.
- Gil is one of only five athletes in American Ninja Warrior to have cleared the Invisible Ladder, the Elevator Climb, and the Spider Trap in the city finals (Josh Levin, Ian Dory, Drew Drechsel, and Joe Moravsky were the others). Gil and Joe are the only two to conquer the Rope Climb as well.
- Gil held the record for the fastest Stage Two time after Casey Finley's fastest Stage Two time in American Ninja Warrior 5 as he finished Stage Two of American Ninja Warrior 11 with over 65 seconds left on the clock but lost it to Matt D'Amico as he finished Stage Two in American Ninja Warrior 14 with 66.56 seconds left on the clock.
- Gil is the first ever competitor to have timed out on Stage Four on American Ninja Warrior as he timed out on the Rope Climb in American Ninja Warrior 11. He would later be followed by Kaden Lebsack (twice), Josh Levin, R.J. Roman (twice), Josiah Pippel, Jay Lewis, Hans Hertz, Nacssa Garemore (twice), Noah Meunier (twice), Ethan Bartnicki, Caleb Bergstrom, and Kai Beckstrand.
- Daniel has seven consecutive finishes on Stage One with American Ninja Warrior 7-11 and 15-16 and now beaten Brian Arnold, who has 6, and he is also the only ninja to have a 100% completion rate with multiple attempts due to the format change in American Ninja Warrior 17.
- He and Drew Drechsel are the only group of Stage Three finishers to hit a city finals buzzer.
- Ironically, both of them are also the only two athletes to be the only finisher on the final run of the night, doing so in American Ninja Warrior 9 in San Antonio and Daytona Beach.
- Both of them are also tied with getting the fastest time the most times with 12.
- Daniel holds the record for most attempts on the Power Tower with 3, tied with Drew Drechsel and Ethan Swanson (but if the Power Tower Playoffs of Season 12 are counted, then he would have six attempts).
- Daniel was one of four ninjas who competed on the Power Tower twice in ANW 11. The others were Drew Drechsel, Dave Cavanagh, and Ethan Swanson.
- Daniel is the second ninja to conquer both versions of the Mega Wall after Jera Boyd who did it the week before.
- Daniel is the first ninja to complete Stage Four after failing two courses (Semifinals and Stage Two).
- He is the first ninja to be runner-up three times in his career. Two of those times were with Drew Drechsel on Stage Three in ANW 8 and Stage Four in ANW 11. The other time was with Vance Walker on Stage Four in ANW 15.
- Ironically, he’s also one of only three runners-up to achieve Total Victory on Stage Four (the others being Geoff Britten and Caleb Bergstrom).
- Although during his qualifying run of American Ninja Warrior 16, he had been given the Last Ninja Standing title for presumably American Ninja Warrior 8 due to Drechsel's arrest.
- He is the first competitor to clear the Falling Shelves and Swing Edge.
- He is the second American competitor to attempt three different versions of the Cliffhanger (Crazy Cliffhanger in ANW 7, Ultimate Cliffhanger in ANW 8, 11, 15 and 16, and Cliff Dimension in SASUKE 41) after Drew Drechsel.
- He is the second ninja (after R.J. Roman) to beat the “Stage Three Curse” from American Ninja Warrior 11 to make it back to Stage Three.
- He is the first ninja to have previously conquered Stage Four on American Ninja Warrior, and then compete in SASUKE, participating in SASUKE 41. The three other kanzen achievers before him had reasons as to why they couldn't compete (Geoff Britten couldn't compete in SASUKE 32 due to a schedule conflict with American Ninja Warrior 8, Isaac Caldiero instead competed in KuroOvi, Drew Drechsel was arrested after he was able to conquer Stage Four but has participated in other SASUKE tournaments before this).
- Daniel, along with Jessie Graff and Joe Moravsky, are the first three to be a part of the American Ninja Warrior international competition and Japan’s international competition.
- He, Drew Drechsel, and Caleb Bergstrom are the only competitors to ever achieve Total Victory without ever failing the Jumping Spider previously.
- Daniel has hit 29 buzzers in his career.
- Between Drew Drechsel’s Total Victory in American Ninja Warrior 11 and Daniel Gil's second attempt on Stage Four in American Ninja Warrior 15, there was a record nine competitors that timed out on Stage Four.
- Daniel, along with RJ Roman, Kaden Lebsack, Caleb Bergstrom, Nacssa Garemore, Noah Meunier, and Vance Walker are the only ones to conquer Stage Three twice.
- Daniel has the fifth fastest time to conquer Stage Four right behind Isaac Caldiero, Vance Walker (second and fourth fastest time), and Drew Drechsel.
- Daniel has attempted and conquered the same version of the Ultimate Cliffhanger, a record three times.
- In American Ninja Warrior 16, Daniel and Abby announce that they were having a baby, but the baby was born before the airing of American Ninja Warrior 16, likely because American Ninja Warrior 15 and 16 were filmed back to back.
- Daniel and Vance Walker are the first and second ninjas to fail Stage Two and conquer Stage Four due to the format changes in American Ninja Warrior 15. Although Vance lost his first race against Ethan Bartnicki but won his Runoffs race, while Daniel won his heat but failed the Falling Shelves.
- Daniel is the third ninja to fail a course and conquer Stage Four in the same season, after Isaac Caldiero (who fell in the Kansas City Finals but progressed far enough on the course to qualify for the National Finals) and Drew Drechsel (who failed Stage One in his first attempt but later cleared the stage after using his Safety Pass).
- Daniel is also the first ninja to fail and complete Stage Four in his career.
- He holds the record for the fewest buzzers hit in a season for a ninja who has conquered Stage Four with four.
- Daniel is the first Stage Three finisher to have the slowest time twice.
Sources[]
- https://www.americanninjawarriornation.com/2020/11/6/21547979/american-ninja-warrior-season-12-2020-finale-winner-champion-daniel-gil-interview
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Team Ninja Record[]
| Season | Episode | Round | Heat | Opponent Team | Opponent | Result | Notes | Individual Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team: Iron Grip | ||||||||
| 1 | 5 (Qualifying) | Round One | 3 (Anchor Run) | Lab Rats | Brian Wilczewski | Win | 1-0 | |
| 1 | 5 (Qualifying) | Round One | 4 (Sudden Death) | Lab Rats | Chris Wilczewski | Win | Chris fell at the Doorknob Arch. | 2-0 |
| 1 | 5 (Qualifying) | Round Two | 3 (Anchor Run) | Ninja Brittens | Geoff Britten | Win | Geoff fell at the Dancing Stones. | 3-0 |
| 2 | 4 (Qualifying) | Round One | 3 (Anchor Run) | Lab Rats | Brian Wilczewski | Win | 4-0 | |
| 2 | 4 (Qualifying) | Round One | 4 (Sudden Death) | Lab Rats | Brian Wilczewski | Loss | Daniel fell at the Ring of Fire. | 4-1 |
| 2 | 4 (Qualifying) | Round Two | 2 | Phoenix Force | Najee Richardson | Win | 5-1 | |
| 2 | 10 (Finals) | Round One | 3 (Anchor Run) | Storm Team | Joe Moravsky | Loss | 5-2 | |
| 2 | 10 (Finals) | Round Two | 3 (Anchor Run) | Team Ronin | Flip Rodriguez | Win | 6-2 | |
| 3 | 7 (Qualifying) | First Matchup | 3 | InvincAbels | Abel Gonzalez | Win | 7-2 | |
| 3 | 7 (Qualifying) | Final Matchup | 3 | Lizard Kings | Kyle Soderman | Win | 8-2 | |
| 3 | 12 (Playoffs) | First Matchup | 3 | Beasts from the East | James McGrath | Win | 9-2 | |
| 3 | 12 (Playoffs) | Final Matchup | 3 | Golden Hearts | Neil Craver | Win | 10-2 | |
| 3 | 16 (Finals) | First Matchup | 3 | Team Ronin | Flip Rodriguez | Loss | 10-3 | |
American Ninja Warrior Results[]
| ANW | # | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Failed Roulette Row (Stage Two) | ||
| 8 | Failed Ultimate Cliffhanger (Stage Three) | Transition to 6th ledge. | |
| 9 | Failed Wingnut Alley (Stage Two) | Transition to landing platform. | |
| 10 | Failed Deja Vu (Stage Two) | ||
| 11 | Failed Rope Climb (Stage Four) | Timed out. About 70 feet up. | |
| 12 | Champion | ||
| 13 | Withdrew | Did not compete due to testing positive for COVID-19. Replaced by Jody Avila. | |
| 15 | Total Victory | 2.01 seconds left. Failed Falling Shelves in Stage Two but was allowed to advance due to the format change. | |
| 16 | Failed Road Signs (Stage Three) | Second sign. |
SASUKE Results[]
Competitions[]
| SASUKE | # | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | 92 | Failed Cliff Dimension (Third Stage) | Mid cut. Second Transition. |
| 42 | 91 | Failed Cliff Dimension (Third Stage) | Mid cut. Second Transition. |
SASUKE World Cup[]
| Competition | Stage | Heat | Run | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First Stage | 5 | 6 | Failed Soritatsu Kabe | Course Out. Tweaked his left foot upon landing the Wing Slider. Earned 40 points for Team USA. |
| Third Stage | 3 | 4 | Failed Cliff Dimension | Digest. Second Transition. Earned 90 points for Team USA. |
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