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| − | Jake Murray is a wedding photographer from Denver, Colorado. He has competed in four American Ninja Warrior tournaments, and is known for his crazy antics on the course. Murray is notably a fan-favorite on the course, with many children often being inspired by him. |
+ | '''Jake Murray''' is a wedding photographer from Denver, Colorado. He has competed in four American Ninja Warrior tournaments, and is known for his crazy antics on the course. Murray is notably a fan-favorite on the course, with many children often being inspired by him.{{Competitor|name = Jake Murray|image = JakeMurrayCorndog.PNG|home = Denver, Colorado|job = Wedding Photographer|website = https://www.instagram.com/jake.murray/}} |
| − | == American Ninja Warrior 7 == |
+ | == [[American Ninja Warrior 7]] == |
Jake Murray first appeared in [[American Ninja Warrior 7]] in Kansas City. His run was cut in qualifying, but he, completed the course with the fifth fastest time, out of 38 finishers. In the city finals, he failed the [[Body Prop]], placing 10th. |
Jake Murray first appeared in [[American Ninja Warrior 7]] in Kansas City. His run was cut in qualifying, but he, completed the course with the fifth fastest time, out of 38 finishers. In the city finals, he failed the [[Body Prop]], placing 10th. |
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In Las Vegas, he completed Stage One with the second fastest time, celebrating by doing a cannonball into the water below. He later fell on the [[Salmon Ladder|Double Salmon Ladder]] in Stage Two. |
In Las Vegas, he completed Stage One with the second fastest time, celebrating by doing a cannonball into the water below. He later fell on the [[Salmon Ladder|Double Salmon Ladder]] in Stage Two. |
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| − | == American Ninja Warrior 8 == |
+ | == [[American Ninja Warrior 8]] == |
| − | Jake Murray returned in [[American Ninja Warrior 8]], now a fan favorite. He placed 2nd in both |
+ | Jake Murray returned in [[American Ninja Warrior 8]], now a fan favorite. He placed 2nd in both qualifying and finals in Indianapolis, completing both courses. |
[[File:Jake Murray at the Indianapolis Finals - American Ninja Warrior 2016|thumb|330x330px]] |
[[File:Jake Murray at the Indianapolis Finals - American Ninja Warrior 2016|thumb|330x330px]] |
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| − | On Stage One, he puzzled many people by wearing a fanny pack during his run. After he completed the course with the fastest time, he took out a pair of goggles, preparing for another dive into the water below. Then he pulled out a corn dog, took a bite out of it, threw it behind him, and jumped into the water like in the year before. |
+ | On Stage One, he puzzled many people by wearing a fanny pack during his run. After he completed the course with the fastest time, he took out a pair of goggles, preparing for another dive into the water below. Then he pulled out a corn dog, took a bite out of it, threw it behind him, and jumped into the water like in the year before. This was arguably one of the most favorable moments of the season. |
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| − | [[File:Jake Murray at the National Finals- Stage 1 - American Ninja Warrior 2016|thumb|330x330px]] |
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| + | In Stage 2, Murray got revenge from last season on the new Down Up Salmon Ladder and even cleared the next two obstacles. Unfortunately, on the [[The Wedge|Double Wedge]], his grip strength gave out on the transition to the next bar, causing him to fall in the water. This is his best performance to date. |
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== American Ninja Warrior 9 == |
== American Ninja Warrior 9 == |
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| − | Jake Murray returned for [[American Ninja Warrior 9]] in Denver and had a fun entrance while riding a segway and kicking his helmet at the starting line. Although he was partying at the block, the celebration was cut short when he quickly and shockingly was eliminated on the third obstacle, the [[Bouncing Spider]]. |
+ | [[File:Jake Murray at the National Finals- Stage 1 - American Ninja Warrior 2016|thumb|330x330px]]Jake Murray returned for [[American Ninja Warrior 9]] in Denver and had a fun entrance while riding a segway and kicking his helmet at the starting line. Although he was partying at the block, the celebration was cut short when he quickly and shockingly was eliminated on the third obstacle, the [[Bouncing Spider]]. |
== American Ninja Warrior 10 == |
== American Ninja Warrior 10 == |
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After a disappointing exit last season, Murray cut his hair for [[American Ninja Warrior 10]] and competed for redemption in Minneapolis. In qualifying, he moved through the obstacles at a steadier pace, despite struggling on [[Battering Ram]], and attempted the Mega Wall, but failed to complete it. He still cleared the course, finishing with the 5th fastest time. In the city finals, he was the first competitor to complete the [[Iron Maiden]], and despite struggling on the [[Spider Trap]], he finished the city finals course for the second time in his career, placing 3rd overall. |
After a disappointing exit last season, Murray cut his hair for [[American Ninja Warrior 10]] and competed for redemption in Minneapolis. In qualifying, he moved through the obstacles at a steadier pace, despite struggling on [[Battering Ram]], and attempted the Mega Wall, but failed to complete it. He still cleared the course, finishing with the 5th fastest time. In the city finals, he was the first competitor to complete the [[Iron Maiden]], and despite struggling on the [[Spider Trap]], he finished the city finals course for the second time in his career, placing 3rd overall. |
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| − | In Vegas, he had a fun entrance as [[Grant McCartney]] pretended to be his "shoe caddy" at the starting line. He then cleared Stage 1 with the fastest time once again, beating [[Drew Drechsel]]'s time by just 0.20 seconds, once again jumped into the water like he did in ANW 7 and 8. But on Stage 2, he shockingly failed the first obstacle, Epic Catch and Release. |
+ | In Vegas, he had a fun entrance as [[Grant McCartney]] pretended to be his "shoe caddy" at the starting line. He then cleared Stage 1 with the fastest time once again, beating [[Drew Drechsel]]'s time by just 0.20 seconds, once again jumped into the water like he did in ANW 7 and 8. But on Stage 2, he shockingly failed the first obstacle, [[Catch & Release|Epic Catch and Release]]. |
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| + | Jake returned in Tacoma where in qualifying, he came out of the start line wheeled out by [[Grant McCartney]] in a homage to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal_Lecter Hannibal Lecter]. It was shown in the city finals that he slipped on the asylum take originally; NBC just showed his successful second take on the routine and edited the first bloop out entirely. |
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| + | Despite the awkward first take on his starting line stunt, he managed to clear the course with the 3rd fastest time. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned for him in the city finals, as in a surprising turn of events, he was quickly eliminated by the [[Lightning Bolts]]. This became the second time he failed to move on to Vegas, as he ended up placing 16th at the end of the round. |
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| + | Though he did not qualify for Vegas, he was a tester for stage 1 of the national finals. He demonstrated the new second obstacle, [[Spin Your Wheels]], on the first episode of stage one. |
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== Team Ninja Warrior == |
== Team Ninja Warrior == |
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Revision as of 07:33, 4 May 2020
Jake Murray is a wedding photographer from Denver, Colorado. He has competed in four American Ninja Warrior tournaments, and is known for his crazy antics on the course. Murray is notably a fan-favorite on the course, with many children often being inspired by him.
American Ninja Warrior 7
Jake Murray first appeared in American Ninja Warrior 7 in Kansas City. His run was cut in qualifying, but he, completed the course with the fifth fastest time, out of 38 finishers. In the city finals, he failed the Body Prop, placing 10th.
In Las Vegas, he completed Stage One with the second fastest time, celebrating by doing a cannonball into the water below. He later fell on the Double Salmon Ladder in Stage Two.
American Ninja Warrior 8
Jake Murray returned in American Ninja Warrior 8, now a fan favorite. He placed 2nd in both qualifying and finals in Indianapolis, completing both courses.
Jake Murray at the Indianapolis Finals - American Ninja Warrior 2016
On Stage One, he puzzled many people by wearing a fanny pack during his run. After he completed the course with the fastest time, he took out a pair of goggles, preparing for another dive into the water below. Then he pulled out a corn dog, took a bite out of it, threw it behind him, and jumped into the water like in the year before. This was arguably one of the most favorable moments of the season.
In Stage 2, Murray got revenge from last season on the new Down Up Salmon Ladder and even cleared the next two obstacles. Unfortunately, on the Double Wedge, his grip strength gave out on the transition to the next bar, causing him to fall in the water. This is his best performance to date.
American Ninja Warrior 9
Jake Murray at the National Finals- Stage 1 - American Ninja Warrior 2016
Jake Murray returned for American Ninja Warrior 9 in Denver and had a fun entrance while riding a segway and kicking his helmet at the starting line. Although he was partying at the block, the celebration was cut short when he quickly and shockingly was eliminated on the third obstacle, the Bouncing Spider.
American Ninja Warrior 10
Jake Murray at the Minneapolis City Qualifiers - American Ninja Warrior 2018
After a disappointing exit last season, Murray cut his hair for American Ninja Warrior 10 and competed for redemption in Minneapolis. In qualifying, he moved through the obstacles at a steadier pace, despite struggling on Battering Ram, and attempted the Mega Wall, but failed to complete it. He still cleared the course, finishing with the 5th fastest time. In the city finals, he was the first competitor to complete the Iron Maiden, and despite struggling on the Spider Trap, he finished the city finals course for the second time in his career, placing 3rd overall.
In Vegas, he had a fun entrance as Grant McCartney pretended to be his "shoe caddy" at the starting line. He then cleared Stage 1 with the fastest time once again, beating Drew Drechsel's time by just 0.20 seconds, once again jumped into the water like he did in ANW 7 and 8. But on Stage 2, he shockingly failed the first obstacle, Epic Catch and Release.
American Ninja Warrior 11
Jake returned in Tacoma where in qualifying, he came out of the start line wheeled out by Grant McCartney in a homage to Hannibal Lecter. It was shown in the city finals that he slipped on the asylum take originally; NBC just showed his successful second take on the routine and edited the first bloop out entirely.
Despite the awkward first take on his starting line stunt, he managed to clear the course with the 3rd fastest time. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned for him in the city finals, as in a surprising turn of events, he was quickly eliminated by the Lightning Bolts. This became the second time he failed to move on to Vegas, as he ended up placing 16th at the end of the round.
Though he did not qualify for Vegas, he was a tester for stage 1 of the national finals. He demonstrated the new second obstacle, Spin Your Wheels, on the first episode of stage one.
Team Ninja Warrior
Jake Murray was part of Party Time, led by Brian Arnold. In the first seaosn of Team Ninja Warrior, Murray injured his left knee on the Ring Toss against the InvincAbels, and had to be replaced by Travis Weinand. By the end of the competition however, Party Time was crowned as the champions of the competition.
Shockingly enough, his team was eliminated early in qualifying in Team Ninja Warrior 2 when they lost against the NorCal Ninjas and then later the Golden Hearts in the knockout round in qualifying.
Party Time later got redemption in American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs. Ninja where the team made it all the way to the finals. They were eventually eliminated by Labreckfast Club, the team that ultimately reigned champion in the competition.
Results
| ANW | # | Results | Notes |
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| 7 | Failed Double Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) | All cut. | |
| 8 | Failed Double Wedge (Second Stage) | Failed on transition to second bar | |
| 10 | Failed Epic Catch and Release (Second Stage) |