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I'm going to win.
This man is not after a first stage win. He's been coming back to Japan to win.
American representative and pro-freelancer, Brian Orosco, 27 years old!
American number two, Brian Orosco, starts.
He's light.
The number one in America, Levi Muenberg, is the fastest.
He's broken the first stage record of 19 seconds and 16 seconds behind.
Now, Brian Orosco...
With the American representative, Ishin, in his arms...
He's going for the jump hang!
It's high!
180 centimeters, 84 kilograms.
Brian Orosco has a great physique.
This first stage is his second time to break through in his past three challenges.
He's a man who wants perfectionism.
His first bridge jump is also successful.
Brian Orosco, who can be relieved to see, is 27 years old.
Now, he's going to break through here!
He's a competitive fighter.
But he's still looking for a chance to become number one.
Here he goes.
Will he make it?
He makes it!
D. By. Muenberg slams his fist.
30 seconds left!
He's got it! He's got it!
The man who is number two in America is here to support Sasuke in Japan.
Brian Orosco is here.
He is going for the red button!
The pride of Ninja Warrior, American representative Brian Orosco!
Brian Orosco has cleared the 6th stage!
12 people remain on the first stage.
In 2009, this man was called a new generation of knights.
In 2009, Aki was a finalist.
However, in 2010, Ganjetsu said that he had a clear conscience
and retired on the first stage.
Will the new generation of knights be resurrected in spring 2010?
The 2009 finalist, Kanno Hitoshi, 24 years old!
He's back on the first stage!
Here comes Kanno!
Kanno is from the National Gymnastics Championships.
Now...
A new generation of wrestlers cannot end here!
Rolling Malter!
Here it comes!
Next, a jump hang!
24 year old Kanno Hitoshi is fighting against Tokyo.
He is a great trampoline user.
He is from the national gymnasium gymnastics competition.
He is a former finalist.
However, he retired from the first stage of the last tournament.
As a result of regret, Kanno Hitoshi is defeated.
He cleared the bridge jump and went to the lock grip.
He looks like he's doing it carefully.
Can he use the lesson from last time?
The sun is setting and it's getting colder.
Will he make it?
50 seconds have passed.
Will he make it with one shot?
He made it!
And now, let's see if this circle slider, 167cm wide, can handle one circle slider!
He is good.
He is a gymnast of the National Gymnastics Institute of Japan.
He is good.
He is trying his best.
He has 20 seconds or more.
Is his fastest time difficult?
But he is relaxed and is getting close to his first stage.
Last time he cried at his first stage.
He's back as a finalist!
You did it in one shot.
Yes.
The wall felt good.
I'm glad.
You're getting this pleasure back.
Yes, that's why I can't stop.
Because I want this pleasure.
Taiwan representative, Lee Enchi, 35 years old!
Last year, he had regrets.
But this year, he's back in the ring.
Lee Enchi of Taiwan!
He's spinning! He's spinning! He's in danger!
He fell! But he's still alive! Is this luck?
As expected of the finalist of last year's tournament, Rienchi!
How about that? He's done it!
Not only does Sasuke need physical strength, but also luck.
Rienchi is carrying that passion and luck in his heart.
Bridge jump!
What a feat!
As a pro rock climber, Lee has a reputation for his physical strength.
It's a little dangerous, isn't it?
How about it? How about it?
It's gone.
His posture is not sufficient.
But here, too, Lee is twisting with his strength and experience.
The first try of Soritatsu Kabe.
It's going here, too.
There are 45 seconds left after 50 seconds.
Will he make the fastest time?
He's here, the circle slider.
It's been 8 tournaments and he's done it!
He's going to do it!
And he has arrived at Tarzan Castle.
2 inches! 25 seconds left!
D. By. Minnenberg had 19 seconds left.
How many seconds did this Taiwanese hero of 2 inches leave behind and complete the task?
How many seconds did he leave behind and complete the task?
I'm proud of Taiwan in my heart!
Lee has cleared the eighth first stage! He has 14.29 seconds left!
Bridge jump in the new area.
This is light. And lock grip.
This is the tricky part!
He's barely using his legs.
Lee has done it with only his arms and a screw ball.
And now he's cleared the sixth first stage!
Lee has shown an exceptional sense of stability.
He pushed the red finish button with ease.
The finalist for the All-Japan Championships is...
Kenji Takahashi! 33 years old!
KONG's spring of 2010 has begun!
KONG, this is your home!
Rolling Malta!
KONG's Rolling Malta for the first time in seven years!
Here it is!
Now, the final match of the All Japan Tournament...
And Kong!
And...
Takoi!
The jump hang was also easy.
Kenji Takahashi should be able to get through the first stage.
But he's been chasing his dream of winning the final match of 2010.
He's one step away from his dream!
He's going for the lock grip.
He's been struggling so far.
Lock grip Kong! Kong!
How about that? He's stuck.
This place is...
Kong is going for it.
He's a finalist of the previous tournament.
Kong is going for it!
One more blow and he's done it!
He's a finalist of the previous tournament.
But now, Kong wants to use the later rounds.
He's going for it!
But he's left it!
Kong is still standing!
As expected!
The finalists of the last tournament!
Here they come!
It's a low-pressure race from Tarzan Road!
There is plenty of time left!
The fastest time is no doubt!
Satoh Jun has 7 seconds left!
The finalists of the last tournament are...
...one!
One!
Yeah!
Takemi Isumono.
Kong Takahashi, 33 years old.
In March, he returned to New York city with his first match in 13 years.
In 2018, he won the All-American Series in New York, and in 2018, he won the All-American Championship in Las Vegas, New York.
His career in New York has been very successful.
He is now 23 years old.
He is the American representative, Levi Muemberg, 23 years old!
Levi is back!
Here comes Levi!
In 2010, he was Sasuke Hanno!
Levi should be able to clear this first stage!
Rolling Malta! Levi!
Levi is the fastest of all three times to break past the first stage!
It's that robe! Levi grabbed the top of the sand!
The jump hang that crossed in no time!
Now, this moment!
The bridge jump!
Levi goes for his first bridge jump ever!
Levi Muenberg goes for it!
He's fast!
And a rock grip!
Levi has been back in Midoriya Mountain since the fall of 2009, when he came back from the U.S.
He still has one more grip!
And Levi Muenberg...
Kargal!
He went to Kargal!
Crossing the sea...
And now, Levi Muenberg is back in Midoriyama.
Kong Takahashi and Satoh Jun have cleared the first stage.
They've caught it with both hands!
Levi Muenberg!
Now, 30 seconds or more!
35 seconds left!
Levi Muenberg, an American professional freerunner,
still has 30 seconds left!
Now, 25 seconds left!
The fastest time is no doubt!
He came back from the sea!
Levi won the high-level tournament!
I won. I won. I won...
Oh, damn it! You won!
Once again, the fastest time-over ever!
Levi Vienberg!
The final battle will determine who will be the winner!
The winner of this battle will be determined in the next episode!
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