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Revision as of 14:32, 21 April 2014
The following is a list of SASUKE competitors, past and present. They are ordered by frequency of occurrence, with All-Stars being first.
All-Stars
The SASUKE All-Stars are the most frequent and widely known competitors of the entire SASUKE competition. These six individuals have been around for many years and have seen SASUKE evolve over the years.
- Akiyama Kazuhiko - The first man to ever achieve Kanzenseiha, achieved in SASUKE 4.
- Nagano Makoto - The second man to ever achieve Kanzenseiha, achieved in SASUKE 17.
- Takeda Toshihiro - A fireman from Gifu prefecture, multiple Third Stage appearances.
- Yamamoto Shingo - Gas Station manager and only man to ever compete in every SASUKE competition.
- Shiratori Bunpei - A government employee that has also reconstructed several obstacles, known as the 'Shiratori Shrine'.
- Yamada Katsumi - Former delivery truck driver, nicknamed "Mr. SASUKE", retired and later returned.
Shin Sedai
Shin Sedai (新世代) literally New Generation or Shin Sei (新星) literally New Star, are a group of young, largely unknown competitors who have emerged as some of the strongest and most successful athletes in the Shin-SASUKE era up until the present.
- Urushihara Yuuji -only man to ever achieve Kanzenseiha twice; the third man to ever achieve Kanzenseiha, achieved in SASUKE 24 and SASUKE 27
- Kanno Hitoshi, a finalist in SASUKE 23
- Hashimoto Koji, finalist in SASUKE 24
- Sato Jun
- Tajima Naoya
- Matachi Ryo, a finalist in SASUKE 27
- Asa Kazuma
Recurring Competitors
- Yamamoto Yoshihito
- Sakamoto Takashi
- Atarashii Ichirō
- Tatsukawa Tomihiro
- Kawashima Takayuki
- Iijima Toyohisa
- Akiyama Kimihiro
- Aoki Yasuo
- Asaoka Hiroyuki
- Morgan Hamm
- Paul Hamm
- Hasegawa Ken
- Iketani Naoki
- Ishimaru Kenjirô
- Jordan Jovtchev
- Kanno Hitoshi
- Kobayashi Shinji
- Kane Kosugi
- Shane Kosugi
- Miyazaki Daisuke
- Miura Eiichi
- Nagasaki Shunsuke
- Nakata Daisuke
- Okuyama Yoshiyuki
- Ômori Akira
- Satô Hiromichi
- Travis Allen Schroeder
- Shôei
- Takahashi Kenji
- Paul Anthony Terek
- Tomoyuki
- Washimi Yuuji
- Yamada Koji
One-Time Competitors
- Tanaka Tomokazu
- Yano Shinichi
- Iwasawa Ayako
- Hidekazu Miyagi
- Ebihara Masakazu
- Christopher Fields
- Hatakeda Yoshiaki
- Henry Cejudo
- Hirata Atsushi
- Hoshikawa Naohiro
- Kojima Daisuke
- Imai Hiroshi
- Kubota Takayuki
- Kunisada Hiroya
- Kunuki Tarô
- Kevin Lee
- Lenny Jiang
- Manabe Kazuhiro
- Matsumoto Minoru
- Miyagi Takuya
- Bobby Ologun
- Pak Bo-Kyung
- Kevin Pereira
- Paul Quark
- Andreea Răducan
- Jayawaira Umagirya Kankaanamuge Ranbindara
- Sakawa Ryuichi
- Shimada Hiroyo
- Shôji Tomoharu
- Sugita Ichiro
- Suzuka Ryūgo
- Tokutake Gou
- Toshiro Shimazaki
- Yamamoto Hiroshi
- Yamamoto Takahiro
- Yanagawa Masaharu
- Yano Kiyoshi
- Mustafa Yenilmez
- Mohammed Yone
American Competitors
American Ninja Challenge
American Ninja Challenge 2
American Ninja Challenge 3
American Ninja Challenge 4
American Ninja Warrior
- Levi Meeuwenberg
- Brian Orosco
- Travis Furlanic
- Paul Darnell
- Richard King
- Caine Sinclair
- Geoff Iida
- Shane Daniels
- Joop Katana
- Rick Huelga
SASUKE 25 Representatives
American Ninja Warrior 2
- Brian Orosco
- David Campbell
- Shane Daniels
- Travis Furlanic
- Brent Steffensen
- Evan Dollard
- Adam Truesdell
- Paul Kasemir
- Patrick Cusic
- Adam Laplante^
^Adam took Levi Meeuwenberg's place after Meeuwenberg injured his wrist.
American Ninja Warrior 3
- David Campbell
- Paul Kasemir
- Brent Steffensen
- Travis Furlanic
- David Rodriguez
- Ryan Stratis
- Travis Rosen
- James McGrath
- Drew Drechsel
- Jacob Smith
G4 Hosts
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