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Ten minutes remain.

We will now reveal the weights.

Whoa! Same, same, same, same!

We're the same!

Come on.

We're 400 each! We're 400 each!

We're 400 each. Bro, we're 400 each!

Lets' go!

At that stage, because it said 400 kilos each…

So, my mind-set was to just, "I have to win this."

It's 400!

We're tied at 400!

I was genuinely surprised

that we were tied.

So I thought, "What should I do?

Was I not carrying enough?" I was nervous.

But we're a team of warriors. We won't stop 'til we win.

Wait, wait! Tie it down! It's slipping!

I kept pushing, but it wouldn't budge.

Pull!

And then Orgil jumped in to help.

Here, I gotcha. 'Kay.

All right. Good. And push!

I was assigned a position that gave me a lot of flexibility.

So I'm carrying crates, I'm carrying sandbags, I'm just

kind of going back and forth. Jumping in to help.

-Just a bit more! Okay. Come on. -Almost there. Go!

-And more. -Okay.

-And there! -Hey!

-Nice. -There.

Good work, guys!

Like… my focus was just,

"Keep on going, keep on going", up the stairs.

I just kept going. Even if I was tired, I kept going to the end.

My knees began to shake. My body was extremely tired.

I was sore everywhere, but I just kept pushing.

Nice!

Awesome job! Keep going, keep going!

Low, low, low!

The moment I saw the boxes not arriving towards me,

it was disheartening,

because I saw how fast Mongolia was moving.

We just… and I still wasn't receiving any crates.

I knew the only way that I could help them

was just use my voice.

Keep it up! Great job, Manny!

Great job, Mark! Come on, Justin!

Let's go! Good work, guys!

Hey! Here, here, here!

Awesome job! Keep going, keep going!

Low, low, low!

Great work, guys!

Good work!

I was encouraged when I heard Robyn cheering and shouting for us,

'cause Justin and I were really dying.

We rushed through the first half so quickly.

And I was really struggling to breathe up there.

And, uh… there were a lot of crates, too.

It really took a toll on me.

Shit!

Okay! Ready? Go!

One! Two!

-One and go! -Ready!

-Okay! One… And push! -One! Two!

-Okay! One, two, push! -One! Two!

-One, two, push! -One! Two!

Now hop in.

-No, I got it. -You sure?

Just keep breathing, man.

Breathe through it.

You ready? One, two, three, yeah!

Okay! Ready!

One! Two! Three! Up!

Yeah!

One more! Let's go, let's go!

Let's go!

One more, Ray! One more!

One, two, three, up!

-Yes! Good work! -Ready, ready.

Yes! I got the rest! Go, go, go!

Great job, guys!

Good work, guys! Keep it up!

One minute.

All right, let's go!

One minute, one minute. Come on.

Let's go, Manny!

Keep going!

Send it down!

Are you sure? I think that's time.

Yes, hurry! Come on!

-Watch out! -Incoming!

Push! Push!

Set… Three, go.

-Let's go! Load 'em up! Hurry! Ready? -All right! Let's go, guys!

-Let's go, let's go! -And, push! Come on, push!

-Let's go! -Ten seconds.

-Push! -Come on!

Let's go!

-Go, go! Go! -Come on! Throw what you can!

Stop. Game over.

We got it.

-Nice, brother. Good work, guys! -Good work, team.

-Bring it in. -Good job.

Physical: Asia.

Second quest: Shipwreck Transportation Battle.

Mongolia versus The Philippines. Here are the final results.

Philippines.

Good job, well done. Really nice.

-Good job, guys. Good job. -1,290 kg.

THE PHILIPPINES 3 CRATES, 57 BAGS

Mongolia.

PHYSICAL: ASIA

4. DESPERATE PRAYER

Mongolia.

Yes! Yes!

2,000 kg.

MONGOLIA 20 CRATES, 50 BAGS

Yes, I did my best on that part.

Uh, but it's still not enough. I feel sorry for that.

Uh, we're just outsized.

That's what happened.

We cannot blame someone or anybody.

I just want to tell my teammates

we did our best.

It's hard to accept defeat.

Yes! Yes!

We all did a good job individually,

but we won because we worked together.

No matter what comes next, we'll be ready.

-Warriors… -Mount up!

I'm guessing it's like…

SUPERBON MUAY THAI FIGHTER

…We'll be salvaging part of a ship. Like, getting in there…

Dragging it from the water.

I don't know, I just keep picturing some kind of.

-diving challenge. -Never know.

Anything's possible.

That'd be an easy win for us.

I was like a mermaid, you know?

But now I'm used to land.

Maybe they'll have us shackle someone to weights…

-Well they're in good spirits. -…and we'll have to help them underwater.

You just wanna get rid of me, don't you?

No, wait, if you really want to…

We were so busy competing,

we didn't pay attention to our opponents.

I don't know what we're up against.

-Yeah. -You know?

I didn't see their matches.

None of us got the chance to.

Just, "He didn't make it."

Don't know how strong he is.

Me either, I can't tell.

He's so mysterious.

I guess we can assume that…

Assume that he's strong?

Exactly.

That guy's skilled, with good strength and endurance.

He's a Greco-Roman wrestler.

JAR CROSSFIT ATHLETE

I'm curious about the female CrossFitter.

She was in the games, right?

She'll have high stamina.

-Eh, I guess that's fine. -Okay, well…

-Well, if she says… Look, I… -That’s fine.

Man, they're, like, really excited, aren't they?

They just kept laughing.

CHOI SEUNG-YEON CROSSFIT ATHLETE

It felt like they were having a little too much fun.

Like they weren't that serious.

See? You get it.

Those people go home early.

No, you know what? I say we dive in.

It was all a big act!

It's simple. We appeared relaxed, but we never really let our guard down.

We had to play it safe

so that they didn't suspect anything.

20 MINUTES AGO

I think we can win this thing.

Korea seems to have one obvious weakness: The large guy.

I thought he'd be stronger, but when I was watching him,

I noticed he relied on his weight

more than his strength.

He couldn't hold his own against that short guy from Japan.

-You're right. -Yeah.

Not only that, but their female athletes

aren't strong either. They'd lose to Ploy.

Our opponents don't know anything about us,

but we know all about them. We're at an advantage.

-Yeah. -We know their strengths,

their weaknesses, and how to exploit them.

-We're not pushovers, so let's prove it. -No way.

SUN NATIONAL TEAM RUGBY PLAYER

We didn't want them to figure out

our strengths beforehand. They'd find out during the game.

We were ready for a fight.

As Team Thailand, as our country's representatives,

we came here to win, and we're going to win.

-Let's go! -Okay!

I hope they're overconfident. That means they're underestimating us.

And there's nothing I love more

than deflating their egos

by sending them home in tears.

I'll be watching the whole time. Like I'm some kind of crazy person.

Let's… Whoa!

What is this, man? This is insane!

Seriously, it's amazing.

Wow.

What?

No way!

Just look at the scale of this!

Physical: Asia.

We will now begin the second quest.

This quest will determine our first elimination:

the Shipwreck Transportation Battle.

-What? -Awesome.

What is this?

It was crazy. Like, unbelievable.

It's just massive!

It's like a set straight out of Universal Studios.

-Okay. -Okay.

-It's endurance. Yeah. -A battle of endurance.

Objectively speaking,

in terms of strength, endurance, everything, our team outclassed theirs.

Well, to me, it seemed like the kind of challenge

our team would excel at.

Whatever it was, it looked like fun.

It was something different.

But I liked that. I liked that we got to do something new. It's more fun that way.

-All right, guys. Let's bring it in. -All right, let's bring it in!

-Korea… -Fight on!

All right.

All right, let's have some fun.

-Ready? -All right, we've got this. Thailand…

Let's go!

Now, then. Physical: Asia.

Second Quest.

-The Shipwreck Transportation Battle. -Let's go, go, go!

The match between Korea and Thailand will begin momentarily.

Stand by.

Come on, come on.

Get ready, get ready, get ready.

-Ready. -Let's do it.

Let's work together.

And prove we're in a different league.

I know that we're going to win.

Ready.

Run! Run!

Go, go, go!

-Careful. -Right. Watch your step.

Let's go.

-Oh, it's metal! Good. -Okay.

-Watch it. -Check your harness. Double check.

Come on, guys! Run! Run! Run! Run!

Faster! Faster! Faster! Faster!

We're falling behind! Move faster, guys!

Careful, guys!

We don't know how deep the water is! Okay.

It's pretty steep!

James, we're falling behind!

Hurry up!

As fast as you can, James! You too, Sun!

We're behind, so start with the crates.

Get me a crate first!

Okay, you heard her. Crates first. Here.

-I can handle it. -All right.

'Kay. One, two, three! Okay.

Run! Run! They're coming back!

Good job, good job! We're ahead! Let's go!

As long as two of us worked together, the crates were easy to move.

-One, two! One, two! 'Kay. -Nice.

Awesome, guys!

-One, two. One, two. One, two. -You're fast.

-Okay. -Yes, yes.

Go. Go back, I'll help her, okay?

-One, two! -Hurry up, guys!

Hurry up, guys.

What do we do?

We just started moving the crates as fast as we could.

That's it! Good job! Now run, run, run, run!

Hey, James needs help. Jump in!

Here. I got it. Let's go.

Hurry up, guys!

-Here! -Slow, slow.

There.

I'd never worked with a zip-line before.

So I was a little worried about using it.

But I figured things would work out if I stayed calm and kept moving.

Here. Just leave it. Go back. Go back.

Thankfully, I didn't struggle to lift the crate

and attach it to the ropes.

And it flew across without any issues.

Honestly, I think we've got this.

On my first trip,

I carried up three bags.

The slope was too steep

for me to climb quickly, but it was fine overall.

It wasn't too much of a challenge.

Hey, watch out! Hey, watch out!

My job was to stay at the bottom of the ladder.

In fact, I wasn't supposed to climb it at all.

They come up, drop the bags down, and then I'd load them in the cart.

That way, they didn't pile up.

Once everyone did a lap, Sung-bin came down and joined me

and we'd pushed the cart up together.

It's heavier than you think.

Why are they tied up?

-We're good? Everyone did a round? -Yeah.

We're good then. One, two.

That's it!

One, two!

It was pretty easy.

We ended up moving six, seven bags at a time.

One, two!

With both of us pushing, it felt like nothing.

7 BAGS (140 KG)

I didn't think the crates were that heavy.

They were just big. If you had two people, they were easy to move.

But we were behind. We couldn't afford two people per crate.

It just… It wasn't gonna work.

So I thought, "Fine then. I'll just do it myself."

But I couldn't carry it normally.

So I threw it on my back and went for it.

Those crates were extremely heavy,

so James was something else out there.

He was fast, too, couldn't be beat. I was impressed.

How's he doing that?

I need another crate!

Crate? Got it!

Dong-hyun, she needs a crate.

-Sorry? A crate? -A crate. Yep.

When we started, Team Thailand was solely focused

on moving the crates.

Meanwhile, we hardly moved any.

We had to pivot.

The crates had to be our priority.

Thailand's already moved four crates!

We're only on our second!

We're behind. I need another one.

We'd planned it from the start.

It was really simple.

James and Sun would stack about four crates for me.

And that way, I could just keep moving them across without wasting any time.

We're out of crates!

She's out.

We had the upper hand on the zip-line.

From what I saw, Bon was superior in both physicality and strength.

Plus, he was fast. It was the perfect job for a boxer.

I think I'm waiting longer than I realized.

That was our winning edge.

5TH CRATE, 4TH CRATE

We need more crates! Bring 'em here!

Bring 'em up!

He was incredibly fast. I mean, Bon was whipping back and forth up there.

Watching him gave me this huge surge of energy.

I wanted to keep up.

And, I don't know, I just transformed into this monster.

It's like my confidence took over.

What was that?

Like… …"Keep fighting. Don't give up!"

Y'know? It was motivating.

I shouted in-sync with my movements.

Like a soldier.

Okay!

Go up! Go up! Go up!

The shouting not only encourages the rest of the team

to keep pushing ahead, it also intimidates our opponents. It's a great tactic.

You're doing great, James! Let's keep it up!

Man, that shouting, it really caught me off guard. It was so powerful.

He dominated the space.

James was definitely their dark horse.

It's heavy. Here.

Let's go together. And… Go!

Dong-hyun, I need a crate!

-Dong-hyun, I need a crate! -Let Seung-yeon handle that.

Let's grab more crates!

I thought we'd have a lot more time

in between each stack,

but they moved a lot faster than I thought they would.

I knew we were out of crates,

but the sandbags were already in my hand.

I need more!

I'll go, I got it.

If we wanted to move more cargo than Thailand we couldn't afford to waste time.

Even stalling for a second would be inefficient.

I'm gonna go.

We just kept moving back and forth, nonstop.

-One, two, three. -One, two.

That's when the energy shifted.

One, two. One, two.

Having support from my teammates was very encouraging.

-Grab me another one! -Okay. One, two, three.

Sung-bin had to help with the crates, which meant…

I was on my own.

8 BAGS (160 KG)

It's slippery!

It's slippery!

I was trying my best to push it up the incline,

but it kept sliding down.

I just had to get it past the first foothold,

but there wasn't enough momentum to do so.

And that was really frustrating.

It keeps sliding!

Okay. Hey, Min-jae's struggling to push the cart. He needs help.

He's trying, but--

Hey, Sung-bin.

One, two.

My only job was to transport the bags.

And I needed someone else to help me do it.

It caught me off-guard. I was annoyed at myself…

-One, two. One, two. -…and really embarrassed.

Wanna bring more sandbags?

Okay, I'll move some.

-Let's test it. -Okay.

One, two

three!

Two, three!

9 BAGS (180 KG)

You good?

Two, three!

Two, three!

How 'bout step-by-step?

There's not enough room.

I kept pushing and pushing,

but it was hard. My legs were too short. At least, that's how it felt.

I kept trying to gain a strong foothold, but then I'd slip.

So, each time I pushed, I took two steps.

One, two, three.

One, two, three.

I couldn't just pull it up with my arms. I used my whole body.

You start thinking, "How can I use more force?

Okay, if I sit and push my legs, I can pull harder."

One, two!

I got it. Push!

We may have overloaded the cart.

Even so, I still had to find a way to get it up the ramp.

-One, two. -Push!

Push!

-One, two! -Push!

Good!

In the moment, I struggled a lot.

It felt impossible, but I couldn't give up.

-One, two! -Push!

You got this! Almost there, c'mon!

Thailand's slowing down! They're struggling!

When my opponents struggle, it motivates me.

It's like, "If we're both struggling here,

then I just need to push myself a little harder."

I knew slowing down wasn't an option.

I just had to keep moving,

back and forth, back and forth, over and over.

That's it, Seung-yeon! Let's go!

Just a little more! Let's win this!

Just a little bit more!

I ended up with sand in my shoes.

They got so heavy, it felt like sandbags tied to my feet.

And, of course, climbing got a lot more difficult.

And my legs? They just got heavier.

The bags and the crates both eventually drained our stamina.

But I couldn't afford to take a break. So I didn't.

Don't stop moving.

-No breaks, no breaks. -Push through it, man.

-Nice, guys! -Okay, let's go!

-That's right! Nice job. -One, two, three!

That's it!

C'mon! Let's win this!

Let's win this!

Good job, Sung-bin!

Korea!

Fight on!

Let's go!

Five minutes!

Five more minutes!

Five minutes, guys! Five minutes, guys!

Let's go, Min-jae! We're close!

-Just five more minutes to go! -Just a little bit longer!

When I heard my teammates cheering for me,

it gave me strength.

I was ready to fight.

6 BAGS (120 KG)

Min-jae!

Just a bit more!

Just a bit more!

Extend and push! Extend and push!

-Come on! -You got this! Just a bit more.

Come on!

Keep going, Min-jae! You're almost there!

All I could hear was, "Push! Push!"

So I just kept pushing.

Come on, Min-jae!

By the end, I think Min-jae figured it out.

He really came into his own.

I don't think I realized how far I'd pushed myself…

KIM MIN-JAE SSIREUM WRESTLER

…until my nose started bleeding.

It was completely exhausting.

We were slowing down, we kept taking breaks.

It was obvious

that we were really struggling.

-C'mon, James! -Let's go!

All right! Their will is broken! Their will's broken, guys.

Min-jae!

If Superbon's waiting because there's nothing for him to move,

then we're wasting time, and we can't get that back.

Ploy, help me lift this.

Ploy, help. Please.

On your back, right?

I guess…I guess you could call it a self-sacrifice.

No matter what, I couldn't stop. I had to get those crates to Superbon.

'Cause if I didn't, all his effort would be in vain.

You're amazing, James!

Watching James lug that crate all by himself,

I started to question what I was doing there

in the first place.

All I could think was, "I have to do something. I have to do more."

I wasn't just fighting for myself. I was fighting for us.

I was fighting for my team.

This was a fight for victory, for Team Thailand's victory.

Three minutes! Three minutes, guys!

Three minutes!

We need crates.

Crates, guys!

Let's go!

Let's go!

-Hurry! They've only got four crates left! -Come on!

Get the crates.

-Just crates! Crates only. -Crates only?

One more!

All the way, Korea! C'mon!

-Let's go! Great job! -One, two.

One, two. Okay. One, two.

Anucha! Anucha, push!

C'mon! Hang on! We're almost there!

-One, two, three! -One, two, three!

-That's the last one! -Here, I got it.

-Keep going! -Right!

Let's go together. C'mon.

One, two, three!

Minute-thirty!

I'll just take one, 'kay?

You got it. Here.

One more.

Hurry up! One minute left!

One minute.

We won't make another trip.

Let's take what we have. Let's go.

Besides, it'll be easier if we all push.

We were down to the last minute.

And I thought, "Why not bring an extra 40 kilograms?"

Forty-seven to go! Come on!

Last run! Come on, guys!

One, two, push!

One, two, push!

We were too close. We had to finish it.

One more! One more!

Thirty seconds! Come on, everyone!

-One more trip. -Okay. One more trip.

Thirty seconds. We need to go!

Thirty seconds!

-Not yet. -Just go, guys!

-All right. One, two, three. -'Kay.

Go, go, go! Go, go, go!

I just tried to keep moving until the very last second.

I wanted to end on a high note.

No matter what, I was gonna deliver that last crate.

I thought, "If we make this, we'll win for sure."

We gotta go!

-Min-jae, come on! -Right.

-Ten seconds! -Ten.

Ten seconds.

Five!

I had to make it in time, I had to.

-Three, Two! -I was going to make sure we won.

One second left!

Hurry up!

Three! Two!

Hurry up!

-Oh, yeah. -Stop.

-Game over. -Oh, yeah.

When the game ended, and you saw everyone panting and sweating…

I think that was the moment when we kind of realized

that every single one of us had really given it our all.

I'm so proud of you!

Man. That was awesome!

In some ways, this Physical: Asia quest is a perfect test.

The kind that exposes

your physical limitations,

and pushes you to your breaking point.

It was excruciating. I was drained.

But the worst part was that I never delivered those last two bags.

And that guilt ate away at me.

Physical: Asia.

Second Quest: Shipwreck Transportation Battle.

Korea versus Thailand. Here are the final results.

All right!

Whoa, we really packed it in!

Look at that! Nice job!

The crates are on top.

Korea.

I had one goal.

To make an impression, to prove ourselves.

That's a lot.

2,120 kg.

That's a lot.

We managed to haul 2,100 kilograms

out of six tons of treasure.

I figured we were going to win.

We really gave it our all.

I was really proud of what we accomplished.

Wow.

Man, that's a lot.

I wanna see theirs now.

Thailand.

I can't look!

Same last digit.

Come on, come on.

Let's go. Give us a two! Two, two…

Two?

Is it a toss-up?

1,000…

Everyone gave this challenge their all, blood, sweat, and tears.

We had a good chance of winning. I was confident.

Come on, come on.

It's gotta be two!

One, one, one. Come on, one! Come on…

1,380 kg.

-Korea… -Fight on!

-That's a huge difference! -It really is.

-It was the sandbags. -I couldn't tell.

THAILAND 16 CRATES, 29 BAGS

REPUBLIC OF KOREA 16 CRATES, 66 BAGS

Yeah, they got more bags.

I made the error.

I assumed the crates weighed a lot more than the bags,

so I assumed we'd win with more crates.

We need more crates! Bring 'em here!

As many as you can!

I think Team Korea came up with a really good strategy.

They were systematic. They allocated well and it played to their strengths.

I'll go, I got it.

They had assigned tasks

and knew how to do them well.

I need more crates! Come on guys, let's go!

She's out!

Honestly, I think it helped them move faster.

And they never had to stop.

Ten minutes remain.

We will now reveal the weights.

All right! We're in the lead!

Just keep pushing, guys! Keep pushing!

Okay!

Feeling motivated!

Every single member stepped up and did their job.

Our teamwork was as perfect as you could get.

Bravo!

The winning team is Korea.

-Amazing job, guys. Well done, well done. -Nice job, team!

The losing team is Thailand.

It sparked something in us, y'know?

Like, "We can't give up. We gotta keep fighting."

So, what did you make of 'em? Team Türkiye.

What do I make of 'em? I think we can take 'em.

At this point, they're probably exhausted.

I mean, they fought all day yesterday, and we only went two rounds.

We also have a fun little surprise for them today. Now that…

Isai?

'Cause Isai's here with us…

-Let's go, Isai. -…and they're not prepared for him.

INDONESIA

DUE TO MARCUS GIDEON'S INJURY, ISAI KESEK HAS TAKEN HIS PLACE

ISAI KESEK BODYBUILDER

Hey, Isai. How you doing? You ready?

Absolutely, hundred-percent.

Okay.

All right then. We can take 'em on.

Guys.

Yo, you ready for today?

-Ready. -Of course.

-You're sure? -Of course. Bring it on.

Wanna think about it again? No?

Maybe you will. Maybe you should.

We've thought enough.

I wanted to rile them up.

ANIL BERK BAKI NATIONAL TEAM SAILOR

Just a bit, as motivation.

I kept throwing things at them,

but they just ignored me.

Honestly, it was a little annoying.

Ask them if they've checked their tickets.

Uh, my friend asking you,

did you check your tickets?

Airplane tickets.

I can already see how this'll end.

Today's their last day on set.

Yeah, I hope you can keep that spirit. Yeah.

In that moment, I just saw red. I was so pissed off.

I could feel my anger boiling up inside.

I was ready to go.

JEREMIAH LAKHWANI HYBRID ATHLETE

Like, "Come on! Next challenge!"

We're not as weak as they think we are, and I wanted to prove it.

Even when they were picking teams, they targeted us.

Smirking, giving us the side-eye.

We knew what they were thinking, and what those smiles meant.

Let's show 'em what happens when you underestimate us.

Today, we'll wipe those stupid smiles off their faces. You with me?

Physical: Asia, second quest.

Now then.

The match will begin at the sound of the whistle.

Ready…

The stairs are steep!

Watch the stairs! Avoid the water if you can!

Come on, come on, go.

I chose to do bags, so I began sorting them into smaller piles

to transport. Isai chose the crates, so he could just grab and go.

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Nice, Isai! Good, Isai! Good!

Come on!

When the game began,

I guess we kinda choked for a sec,

-like we didn't know what to do. -Take that bag.

-Come on, let's go -Which bag?

-Stop standing there, and go. -Right there.

No, not this. Take that instead.

-Which one? -That one. You see it, right?

They're bundled in threes.

-Like this? -Just take it.

They're tied together!

Then take all of them! It doesn't matter. Just move, man.

I didn't expect the bags to be tied together like that.

So it caused a bit of a delay for us.

Come on!

-Isai. I'll take it. Hey, be careful. -Wait!

-Move! -Let's go' let's go.

Over here, Igedz. Over here, over here.

-Let's move it, come on. -Forward. A bit more.

The whole thing just made me anxious.

We were completely uncoordinated.

I remember thinking, "Man, 50 kilos is freakin' heavy!"

I kept trying to shove it in the hold, but it put up a fight.

We got a late start, but it didn't matter.

We were armed with a good strategy and excellent tactics.

Let's go, Anıl.

-One, two. -One, and…

Don't drop 'em, keep going!

Don't drop 'em, keep going!

Wasn't expecting to see that. Just… Wow.

For the first trip, since we'd be at full strength,

we added some bags

on top of the crates.

-Watch it, watch it! -Here!

-Let's go. -You got it?

One, two, three.

Grab it, grab it. Recep, the bag. Hold on.

Mar, don't do that. No one can take it.

We'll go one by one.

That's 60 kilos, just leave it.

-Ali, throw one over my shoulder. -What do you need? One?

Here! No, that bundle!

-Ready? -Do it!

-You sure about this? -I'm sure.

I wanted to show everyone the power of Turkish women.

So I slung all three sandbags over my shoulder,

and carried them all the way up.

Let's keep using our shoulders!

It's much easier.

Three times.

Three times I forgot my harness and doubled back.

No! My glove!

Seriously?

Meanwhile, my counterpart, from team Indonesia,

is just zippin' around!

Back and forth, back and forth. It was ridiculous.

And she's yelling the whole time.

Like, who is she? Tarzan?

Let's go!

It was hard. My teammates kept bringing me crate after crate,

and I knew that, with how much was left, I couldn't keep them waiting.

So I pushed myself to go faster and faster,

and delivered crates until we ran out.

Here, let me help you out!

As team lead, I knew we needed to win this. Not just because we wanted it,

but because it'd prove to everyone

that we had the means to win this whole thing.

8 BAGS (160 KG)

Come on, come on. You got this!

-A little harder. -It's heavy.

Try pulling the front.

You got this.

How's five more?

-No way, man. -It's fine, we got this!

-Sacks! Sacks! -All right. Let's go.

10 BAGS (200 KG)

Pull!

Let's go again.

One, two, up!

-Come on! -One, two, up!

Come on!

One, two, up!

One, two, up!

-Come on! -Let's go!

Come on, Igedz. We've gotta win this, man.

-We've gotta win this. -That's right.

After that delivery, I was confident.

If we combined all our strength, we could beat Türkiye at their own game.

Here.

-Got it. -Hey, they're moving their bags now.

Huh?

I said they're moving their bags.

That was one of the initial strategies we had.

Instead of making multiple, smaller trips with the cart,

we'd amass a ton of bags to transport all at once.

15 MINUTES AGO

How about we pile up the bags at the halfway point?

-Over there? -That way we can leave the cart for last.

But then, as we were struggling to haul all these bags up,

I turned to see the other team

already emptying their crate.

It kind of shocked my system a bit, and I came to my senses.

I'll head down.

Hey!

-No, just one of you. -One? Here.

One, two…

14 BAGS (280 KG)

Got it?

Push against the stakes for support.

On the sides, Oge.

I wasn't expecting the ramp to be

anywhere near as steep as it was.

I was panting and gasping for breath. Honestly, it was a real challenge.

There we go.

This is nothing, guys.

You can go. I'll get it.

Run, run, run!

Ten minutes.

-Ten minutes remain. -Get the rest of the crates! Come on!

We will now reveal the weights.

I was completely shocked.

I mean, what a low blow. That felt awful.

It's 'cause they moved a ton of bags!

Your mind just starts racing,

"What happened? Is it my fault?" You know? "Is this it?"

I was excited,

but I knew that we couldn't let ourselves get carried away.

At first, I was like, "Yes! We're gonna win this!" But then…

Box!

…the deliveries took longer, and I started to worry.

Box! Box!

Box! Box!

Sandbags!

More sandbags!

More sandbags.

We need more, load 'em up.

-Don't let 'em get wet. -Don't worry, I'll grab 'em.

Last few.

Box! Box!

They were only focused on the bags.

I think that was the moment where everything just kind of went wrong.

There was some kind of miscommunication.

They're focused on the crates!

They're focused on the crates!

Hurry. You guys work on bags.

-Isai! Come with me. -Yes.

Just worry about the crates! I got it, guys. Just bring more.

Three minutes.

-Three minutes left! -Bring it down!

Let's go!

Box.

We can't lose this, guys! Three minutes left!

All I could focus on was my team, myself, and all the crates I needed to transport.

Three minutes left!

Looking at our side, and judging by the small stack that remained,

I assumed that we'd already moved all of our crates across.

Türkiye hadn't moved nearly as many.

I was sure we still had the lead.

11 BAGS (220 KG)

-One, two… Oh, man. -You need help?

Hey, do you still need me?

No, we're good. We've gotta move fast, guys.

One sec!

My team was counting on me,

I knew I had to do something.

So I gathered my strength and made one last trip.

Hurry, Nefise!

One minute.

Indonesia! My homeland…

I wanted to motivate them to the very end.

Like, "Don't give up! Let's keep on fighting and win this thing!"

We're out of time!

Let's move now!

-Wait! -Hold on!

-We have to push! Hurry up! -Hold on!

Hold on!

We needed that bag,

even if it killed us. Whatever it took to win.

Push. Go!

Yasemin, run! Go on, help!

-I'm here! I'm here, guys! -All together!

Glenn!

Ten seconds.

We're late, that's time. Stop.

Stop. Game over.

Stop. Game over.

Here, take my hand. Take it, please.

We did it. We did it! We did it.

Oh, man. Geez.

I think we lost.

I think you're right.

How many crates were left?

No clue. We might've lost.

Physical: Asia.

Second quest: Shipwreck Transportation Battle.

The final results…

-Come on. -Please.

…of Indonesia versus Türkiye are as follows.

Whatever happens, face it with pride.

Indonesia.

1,480 kg.

We did our best, guys.

INDONESIA 16 CRATES, 34 BAGS

They won, didn't they?

Türkiye.

-Yeah! Let's go! -We did it!

Yeah!

TÜRKIYE 17 CRATES, 57 BAGS

-Yes! We did it. -We did it!

Bring it in, guys.

-Türkiye! -One, two, three, Türkiye!

I'm so grateful for my teammates. They're the reason we won today.

I mean, it's all about working together, right?

"All for one, and one for all."

Oh, wait! Wait, what's that?

Oh, it's the plane to Indonesia,

here to take you home!

Too-da-loo! See ya later! Bye-bye!

One, two, three, Türkiye!

It's okay.

Losing that challenge was completely devastating.

You blame yourself for everything. "If I'd just carried more, done more trips…"

My biggest regret was not pushing myself more.

At the end of the day, if we did our best, then we were successful. You know?

That's what we promised to do.

-The winning team is Türkiye. -Türkiye!

Türkiye! Türkiye!

The losing team is Indonesia.

Good job, guys.

Yeah, well done.

-Thank you, guys. -Come here.

We did our best.

We know that God is always listening,

and he hears us sincerely.

Please, God,

if we should be so lucky to get another chance,

we offer you this promise

to be and give our best. Amen, amen.

-It's okay, guys. -I'm so proud of us.

I love you guys.

It's okay, it's okay.

It's hard to accept defeat.

If I could somehow go back in time,

I'd be a lot stronger.

Honestly, I'm heartbroken.

I think we were eliminated way too quickly.

The losing teams will now be given one final opportunity

to fight for their team's survival.

These four countries may now enter.

I didn't expect another game.

I think we're gonna have a lot of fun.

JAR CROSSFIT ATHLETE

I'm glad we have this chance. I'm not ready to leave yet.

Let's go! I'm ready to fight!

Holy moly.

When we saw all four countries,

it was going to be a combat fight…

ROBYN NATIONAL TEAM 400 M HURDLES ATHLETE

…and I was nervous.

-Yeah! Come on! -All right, Japan!

-Let's go! -Let's go!

More sand, really?

KATSUMI NAKAMURA NATIONAL TEAM SWIMMER

At first, I was pretty frustrated.

I kept thinking, "We should've won.

We should be up there, standing on the mezzanine, looking down."

But then I thought,

"This'll be a good opportunity for us

to display Japan's strength."

To solidify us as a threat to all of the other nations.

Let's go, Indonesia!

When we lost the shipwreck battle,

we prayed for another opportunity.

And suddenly, that opportunity came.

My heart was racing in there. It was this surreal moment,

as if God had just answered our prayers.

Looks like we're switching it up.

YUSHIN OKAMI MMA FIGHTER

All I see is lots of sand…

…and this pond.

Is it gonna be four-on-four?

Once I saw the water,

I could tell it was gonna be

not too easy.

It's a contact sport, right?

Positive.

Physical: Asia.

The losing country of this game…

will be eliminated…

-What? -Watch out!

Watch out!

Watch out!

…in today's Death Match.

I had a feeling.

JUSTIN COVENEY NATIONAL TEAM RUGBY PLAYER

A signature of the Physical: 100 series.

It feels familiar.

The second I saw that ball drop in, I only had two thoughts.

PLOY MUAY THAI COACH

One was, "Oh no!"

The other, "Screw you guys!"

In this Death Match game,

your team will face off against one other team.

That's gonna be tough.

-Mmm. One-on-one? -Yeah, one-on-one.

Two countries, guys.

We're fighting just one team?

The team that manages to reach the ball,

take possession and score a goal will win.

Ah, it's like basketball then. Just aim for the other goal.

Each match will last three minutes.

If the match doesn't end after three minutes,

the winner will be determined by a one-minute rematch.

If we go over, we'll have a rematch.

If neither team manages to score during the tiebreaker,

while in possession of the ball,

the team that lands closest to their opponent's goal will win the match.

Actually, it's like rugby.

Yeah, yeah.

However, if the rematch comes to an end…

…and nobody has the ball,

the teams will reset for another tiebreaker.

NONOKA OZAKI NATIONAL TEAM WRESTLER

I liked that it was different from previous games.

You couldn't win by possession alone,

which meant that the martial artists wouldn't have their usual advantage.

We'd all be on equal footing.

On the other hand,

if you only needed one goal to win, you just had to be fast enough.

So I figured the matches would fly by.

I was confident going into this,

but the variable which made it challenging was the water.

There's no water in rugby.

The more I listened,

the more I got into it.

FINA PHILLIPE JIUJITSU ATHLETE

I knew I was gonna be good. It was the kind of game that played to my strengths.

Each team will be playing five rounds.

What? Five rounds?

Once both games are over,

the teams that managed to win three of the five rounds

will have survived.

Well, let's win the first three.

Round One: One-on-one match.

A one-on-one?

Round Two: Two-on-two match.

-Oh, so it gets bigger. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Round Three: One-on-one match.

Round Four: Two-on-two match.

Round Five: One-on-one match.

Three one-on-ones.

One, two, one, two, one.

This is gonna be rough.

-Oh, absolutely. -Matchups won't be balanced.

The two teams who are defeated today…

We can't go home, not yet.

…will be eliminated.

And their time here

will come to an end.

We'll have to fight with everything we've got.

That's the only way we're moving on.

LARA CROSSFIT ATHLETE

Uh, try to finish strong or win the quest again.

We've been given a golden opportunity, so I'm not gonna waste it.

Contestants,

the time has come to determine the Death Match matchups.

This is gonna make or break them.

It's like who you match up against.

Among the four defeated teams who stand here today,

the team that transported the highest amount of goods

will get to choose their opponent today.

The standings! Let's see, let's see…

Now then. We'll reveal each team's scores from the Ship Transportation Battle.

-And now, Korea… -Please.

…Mongolia, Türkiye,

and Australia. Here's how your scores compare.

Korea? Korea?

Us? no way!

1ST PLACE: REPUBLIC OF KOREA

-Korea… -Fight on!

The energy had shifted, you could feel it.

We were already strong,

but with our endurance, no one could beat us.

We were a force to be reckoned with.

Moving on. Let's now compare…

…the final scores of the four losing teams.

Let's see.

Yay! Pretty good. Very good.

Man, 1,800.

Japan was up there!

They've gotta advance to the next round.

They have to come back for us to beat them again.

That's right. That's how you do it, man.

Even though we had the best of the lower scores, coming fifth place still sucked.

I think the best thing for us, strategically, is to be more unified.

Not just working together, but as one team.

Now then, Team Japan,

you will now get to decide who your opponent is for the Death Match.

I guess it's up to us, huh?

You got this!

I'm scared!

Japan has four world-class, uh, martial artists.

They have two Olympic bronze medalists from Paris.

NONOKA OZAKI NATIONAL TEAM WRESTLER

They have a Japanese MMA legend,

and they have a female MMA fighter that fights in ONE Championship.

That's why I'm really scared to go against them.

But I have no choice. We need to play the game.

Thailand,

Philippines,

Indonesia.

We knew we could kind of pick whoever.

After all, we were the strongest. This game was made for us.

We weren't worried.

Thailand kind of has a weak team.

They've got one really strong member, but that's about it.

We should…

still think about it.

Everyone looks so uncomfortable. Just look, they're nervous.

I'd choose Philippines.

Could be Philippines.

What about the Philippines?

Could be tough.

They're looking at us. They're looking at us.

Yeah, they will pick us.

As long as they don't pick us, guys.

It's a bad matchup for us.

So what's the plan? Who…

Sounds good. Okay.

Uh, Indonesia.

Indonesia.

Seriously?

Seriously?

-Wow. -Great.

At first glance, Indonesia's Captain Igedz

appears to be the most intimidating.

But he's not a fighter, so he's not a threat. That's the main reason.

He's a bodybuilder, not a martial artist.

Dude, look at his face. You see that stare? That's terrifying.

Show your skills, or no?

Bring it on.

At the end of the day, it doesn't matter who you are, where you come from,

how great you are, or how great you think you are.

'Cause the second the game starts, it doesn't matter anymore.

Everyone's the same in the arena.

We're facing Pacquiao.

Okay.

I was happy. Going up against Thailand was probably

the best we could ask for, and that was because

we knew beating Thailand would be pretty easy.

I like Pacquiao. He has my respect,

so getting to fight him would be really special.

However,

I don't think he's as strong

as he used to be.

-Let's go! -Nothing in the tank.

All or nothing.

Rip in, boys.

-Leave nothing behind, guys. Let's go. -And girls.

Man, just imagining myself standing there is exhausting enough.

Yeah, no kidding.

We'll fight you with all we've got.

We'll do whatever it takes to win, whatever it takes to keep playing.

We promise to do our best,

and win this game, because God is good all the time.

Let's go!

Come on, guys. Let's go.

Dig deep.

With the matches set,

each team must decide who they'll be using

for each of the rounds.

Okay, listen up guys.

No matter what we're up against, we're winning the first three rounds.

We have to. Sun's gonna go first.

That gives you time to rest up if we pull you in for round five.

SUPERBON MUAY THAI FIGHTER

With so much at stake, it's crucial that we win in the first round.

And since this game involves ball possession, tackling,

and trying to score goals, Sun is going to be our best choice.

I play for our National Rugby Team.

It's a contact sport, so obviously there's been times

when, you know, both sides collide with each other.

So whatever's out there, I can handle.

Who do you reckon they're gonna pick first?

Death Match, round one.

The game will begin.

Bring it in. Come on, everyone, bring it in now.

All right, Sun. Hands in.

One, two, three! Thailand…

Go!

-Go on. -This is tough!

He's gonna be tough.

-He knows exactly what he's doing there. -Yeah, he could easily win this.

Come on, Philippines.

Let's see it!

MARK MUGEN NATIONAL TEAM SAMBO ATHLETE

Wow!

-Oh, boy! -We've got the upper hand.

I was surprised when I saw my opponent.

I thought they'd pick their rugby player.

But once I realized who I was up against,

I was a lot less nervous.

The first thought that came to my head is,

we anticipated that Mark,

being our sambo athlete, can take him,

coming from a grappling background.

I'm thinking, "I don't wanna go back home. I'm not gonna be the first country."

I had the advantage.

That meant I had to win.

Ready…

Yeah!

He immediately beat me to the ball.

Just too big, too fast.

-Wow. -Yeah, both of them are really strong.

They're insanely fast.

-Get him, Mark! -Oh, my God.

At that point, I jumped on his back

to try to slow him down.

Hey, get him off your back!

Throw forward!

But he carried me like, uh, like I was his little brother.

And it's actually embarrassing.

He carried me and the ball and continued to walk towards the goal.

Get up! Walk, walk! That's it, that's it!

-Go, Mark! -Get him, Mark!

Yeah!

Yeah, good charge, good charge!

That's just insane. He's not strong enough.

-Wow. -He's not strong enough.

He's a Sambo athlete, right? Or--

Yeah, they said he's a sambo fighter.

Luckily, I was in possession of the ball.

It was easy to hold onto, I just pressed it down.

He used more strength to steal it than I used to keep it.

And that was when I realized, like, "Okay, size matters."

And I know that I have to find a way to win

and look for an opening, look for a weak spot.

He may have been small, but he was more than capable.

He was a skilled fighter and used some good jiujitsu techniques.

Two minutes, two minutes!

Hang in there Sun! You're closer to the goal right now!

If he could just get up…

I-I would reset my… my body.

-Hey, check that out! -Nice moves, man!

He's in. His arm's in.

He's gonna lose the ball.

Look! He's losing his grip!

Grab it, Mark! You got this, Mark!

-Hold on! Hold on! Hold on! -Hold on! Hold on! Hold on! Hold on!

Holy moly. Submission.

Whatever he's doing, it's working.

Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!

What? Mark can wrestle!

Grab the ball! Grab the ball, grab the ball!

Grab the ball. Grab the ball, yes!

Yes! Yes! Yes!

I just kept pushing towards the goal. Closer and closer.

Hang on! Just 30 seconds left, Sun. All right?

Thirty seconds!

Put your force to the side! Sun!

-Hang in there, Sun! -almost there!

Don't let go!

Look!

-That's rugby for ya. -He's never gonna let go

-of that ball, is he? -That's crazy.

The match has ended.

The rugby player's good. I told you.

Okay!

-All right! -Big match!

Holy moly. What a fight, boys.

Since neither team scored,

we will now enter our tiebreaker match.

Oy, in the tiebreak,

if you're closest, that's… that's the win then, yeah?

This one, the one minute, you've got to get the ball.

Take it off, take it off.

-Take a deep breath, okay? -Here.

You gotta get to the other side.

Gonna be a rematch, one minute.

Hold onto the ball, no matter what.

I was solely focused on the ball.

All I had to do was steal it.

I've gotta get to the ball first this time.

'Cause he beat me to it last time.

-Yeah! -Feed him!

-Huzzah! -He's hungry, bro. Feed him.

This is a match between men.

Stand by.

Ready…

Let's go, bro. Get that ball.

Yep, you have this.

No.

I was sure that as long as I got to the ball first,

I could win. It would all fall into place.

He was too big. He was too big to let up.

And to… to risk having him stand up again,

'cause I couldn't control him in the first round…

-Sun! Push towards his side! -You need to push harder!

-Can't advance if you don't! -Come on, push!

-Head to their side! -If he is able to get to the ball

and just crawl a few feet, he's gonna win.

So I had to stop him in the middle.

-He's trying to push him. -No way.

Ooh, good technique.

-Nice! Nice! Yes! -Yes, yes, yes. Yes! Yes!

-Yeah! -Yeah!

-Which side wins? -That side.

-The Philippines? -Yeah, the Philippines wins.

-'Cause they're closer? -Yeah.

I was completely in the dark.

I didn't know where we were.

Don't give up! Come on!

Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll!

-Come on! Come on! -Come on! Let's go, let's go!

And then once I got on top,

I managed to squeeze side mount position.

That's it, man. There's no escape.

Twenty seconds!

-Go! Hold it! -Fifteen seconds!

-Fifteen seconds! Hold it, hold it! -Hold it!

-Ten seconds! Ten seconds! -Hold it! Ten!

Eight! Seven!

Six! Five! Four!

Three, two, one!

Stop. The match has ended.

The winner of round one

is the Philippines.

I felt amazing.

And I felt relief,

because it was so much harder than I thought it would be.

I honestly thought that it wouldn't be as difficult as it was.

MARK MUGEN NATIONAL TEAM SAMBO ATHLETE

SUN NATIONAL TEAM RUGBY PLAYER

I mean, yeah… I was really disappointed and maybe a bit upset.

But I had to accept it.

Physical: Asia.

Death Match, round two.

-It's two-on-two now, right? -Yeah.

This will be more entertaining.

Someone's gonna grab the ball during a scuffle.

Someone's gonna start chasing them around the arena.

I wonder who they're gonna pick.

Second match, we do our… men. Both men. Yeah?

-Okay. Speed. -Yeah.

Guys, the ball is only three kilos.

-And then I block the other one. -When we get the ball,

like, make sure that you get, go closer to our goal.

Yes, the other… the other…

Yeah, the… the other side, other side.

It is a good pair because I have the strength…

RAY STRONGMAN

…and Manny Pacquiao has the speed.

When I saw the team standings for the first time…

MANNY PACQUIAO BOXER

…I was embarrassed to learn that we came in eighth place overall.

We were in last place.

We told ourselves,

"No need to worry. We'll make up for it." So that's what we've set out to do.

We won't just win this challenge, we'll restore our reputation.

Oh.

Look at that. I think Pacquiao's up.

It's you and James, right?

At its core, it's all about who has the ball, right?

SUPERBON MUAY THAI FIGHTER

And to get the ball, you need to be fast, and you need to be strong.

So I thought James and I would make a pretty good team.

One that could win us the second round.

JAMES RUSAMEEKAE FORMER VOLLEYBALL PLAYER

Round two participants, it's time.

Please enter the arena.

Superbon, Superbon, Superbon!

Isn't he a Muay Thai fighter?

Yeah. He's a professional Muay Thai fighter.

Wow. That's rough.

What are they gonna do with the strongman?

He's huge.

Manny!

Represent!

Go, Manny! Let's go!

Nice, Manny.

Come on, guys, let's go. Dig deep. Come on!

Well now, boxer versus kickboxer.

Boxing against Muay Thai.

How's it gonna go?

You know, the best part about fighting against the Philippines

is that I get to fight Pacquiao.

It's a once-in-a lifetime chance, facing off against an exceptional athlete.

Which means I gotta beat him no matter what.

Is that a hair tie?

Oh, he's switching it up, huh?

I wanna see him get aggressive. I wanna see if he can get aggressive.

I wanna see him, like, get the sass out.

Yeah, I wanna see if he can do it.

I decided I was gonna run up and grab the ball.

I knew we could take 'em, no problem.

We're not gonna be eliminated.

We will win this challenge.

As quick as you can, Manny.

You have to get the ball first.

Death Match, round two.

Stand by.

Let's go guys, push off, push off! Get the ball first, come on!

Ready…

Let's go!

Get it, get it!