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Ultimate Beastmaster has featured

some of the toughest women
from around the world.

And yet, none of them
have been able to get past Level 2.

No, Shaun, hold... Oh!

Oh, man, that hurt to watch!

Now, one woman thinks
the Beast has met its match.

She has the determination...

One day,
I decided to stop practicing gymnastics

and started with parkour.

the tenacity...

I got where I am today
because I always did

what my heart told me to do.

and the willpower to succeed.

When I saw the Beast, I knew

that my parkour skills
would come in handy.

Will that be enough to defeat

the world's most challenging
obstacle course, the Beast?

My name is Zigzag,
and I am the Ultimate Beastmaster.

We're about to find out
on Ultimate Beastmaster.

Welcome to Ultimate Beastmaster!

I'm Terry Crews.

And I'm Charissa Thompson.
And we are fired up because we are about

to watch 12 more competitors

summon up all the courage they can muster

as they enter the jaws of the Beast.

And they are gonna get up close
and personal

with some of the most terrifying obstacles
they've ever seen,

all with the hope of being
the one competitor

that makes it to the end.

Here's our two American competitors,

ready to take on those obstacles.

First, starting in the east
and ready to represent the women,

is CrossFit queen Lindsay Andrew
from Charlotte, North Carolina.

Her unique training regimen
gives her impressive agility

that should set her up for success.

CrossFit prepares you
for the unknown and unknowable.

That's how I train every day,

since we have no idea
what this course is like.

I think it's important to demonstrate

that you can do anything
you put your mind to,

regardless if you know
what's gonna happen or not.

And so, representing my country

in this competition
is a really big privilege.

Out on the west coast
is Trevor Carter from Sonora, California.

This hard-working fireman
believes his job is all he needs

to extinguish the competition.

I definitely have an advantage
in this game.

Being a firefighter,
you're pushing yourself

to extremes that very few people get to.

You never know when that bell's
gonna go off.

It has to be 110%. There is no fail.
There's go forward.

I'm taming the Beast,
I'm out in the environment,

and that's what a Beastmaster is.

And I'm going for it.

This is our home, our country.
We're not gonna go home without a win.

Lindsay Andrew and Trevor Carter,

two competitors proud
to represent their country

and ready to put their hurt on the Beast

in their quest to become
the Ultimate Beastmaster.

Getting right into it at the head
of the Beast is American Trevor Carter.

So, he's a firefighter,
but he's very good at rock climbing.

You look at him,
he's very, very confident right now.

As you can tell, the way
he breezed through the Jaw Breaker,

that wasn't a problem.

Now he's on to Mother Tongue,
which is much harder this time,

because it's been lowered.

That means there's a much tougher jump
to the transfer wall.

He's having a little trouble
negotiating it.

There he goes!

No problem. Look at that.

Let's see how he makes it

in the brain of the Beast.

He passed the Point Thruster,

passes Brain Matter.

Coming up on Faceplant,

and we've made this a lot more difficult

because we've swapped
the chain with a rope.

That's going to challenge their grip.

Trevor's a firefighter,

so he should be used
to climbing ropes in his training.

Yeah, he says he uses his fear
of falling to push himself harder.

Yeah! No, no!

He has a fear of falling!

And he falls into the blood!

Let me tell you,

you slam into those Energy Coils,
it's a game changer.

- That is a game ender. Yes, it is.
- I t's a game ender!

Just couldn't hold on.

I need to see a medic.

Here's tonight's first competitor

from Brazil, Guilherme Medeiros.

And this is one tough guy.

I work at BOPE.

The elite squad of the Military Police
of Rio de Janeiro State.

It's very dangerous. We are trained
to face the scum of mankind:

the drug traffickers of Rio de Janeiro.

When the police have no other resources,

we are called.

Guilherme's out
to prove a point,

and he is doing a great job so far.

He's got 30 points.

He's a member of BOPE,

which is an elite group of men.

Only 400 are selected
among the 1,000 that apply.

That makes Guilherme
an expert on urban warfare.

Let's see if that helps him
here on Faceplant, Terry.

Oh, he does not make it!

Faceplant claims another victim!

I can't believe it!

He had perfect form
leaping upward for the rope,

but you've really got to grip it
with everything you've got

to stop that downward momentum.

So, Guilherme,
how did it go?

It wasn't my day.

Ooh. We have had
a rough start to the evening.

Faceplant is a force
to be reckoned with tonight.

Well, three more competitors
just took their shot at the Beast.

Let's see how they fared.

Julio Córdova from Mexico

hoped to fight his way through the Beast

using his jujitsu moves.

Well, I put down real beasts.

I put down men of flesh and blood.

So let's see what happens with this Beast.
It's apparently super huge.

But I think Brazilian jujitsu
will win this time.

And when he took on Faceplant...

he learned his skills
were no match for the Beast.

Next up was Mexico's
Santiago López,

who retired from gymnastics to start
a whole new family venture.

Well, I'm an enologist

at my family's vineyard. I make wine.

This beautiful challenge brought us
together: my parents, my brother, and me.

It's all about us,
and that vineyard represents

the effort, the discipline, and values
we have as a family.

The winemaker
avoided getting tipsy on Brain Matter,

and was ready to crush Faceplant.

Come on, please, Santiago!
Let's go!

Oh, and he's sliding down
into the blood!

But it was the Beast
who stomped him out.

Santiago's gone!

Why, Santiago? This night's hope,

Mexico's hope!

After four strong competitors
failed to grab the rope on Faceplant,

it was up to Daesung Oh from South Korea

to try and reverse that trend.

I'm obsessed with perfection.

So I want to be good at what I do
and be in good shape.

He flew up Mother Tongue
and across Brain Matter

with so much ease,
he was actually chewing bubble gum.

Go get 'em, Tiger!

And he goes...

Your hands have
to be callused enough to handle the rope.

Look at these calluses.

There are no calluses on there.

In fact, he was just using lotion
to make sure that he wasn't ashy.

Daesung Oh has confirmed
his spot in the next round.

Let's see who will join him.

All right. Let's check back in
with Germany's Silke Sollfrank.

She's getting herself pumped up.

Let's see how she's feeling.

I will now gut the Beast

and turn it inside out.

This girl is tough!

She'll get her chance soon.

Next up is Phelipe Young,
25 years old from Brazil,

and he is no stranger to competition.

I was a gymnast.

After that, I went to the circus.

My training is diverse:
acrobatics, posture, movement line...

I do CrossFit.

And this makes me a very powerful athlete.

I'm prepared to use my strength,
run, hang,

whatever it takes.

The acrobat's showing off
his fantastic balance on Brain Matter.

Go, Brazil!

Our friends next door,
they've been yelling...

Brazil!

for the last few minutes.

Good job, Brazil! Good job, Brazil!

- Keep it down over there!
- The Brazilian hosts are screaming.

And for good reason.
Nobody can figure out Faceplant tonight.

Rafinha and Anderson
can't even look!

I don't want to see.

No problem! No problem!

Wow!

He did it!

Finally,
somebody made it past Faceplant!

Nice!

This guy was in the circus,
so he feels at home on these Energy Coils.

Oy, Phelipe!

Oh, my God. For God's sake.

One more coil
before the Mag Wall.

Does it again!

No one has even gotten close
to getting as far as he has.

Oh, that is a great transition
to the Mag Wall.

But remember, those handles fall,
so he's gotta keep pace here.

There's no time to spare.

Phelipe looking a little unsure.

I can't imagine an acrobat sees
a wall like this too often.

Ohh! And he loses his grip

and goes into the blood of the Beast!

Brazil's Phelipe Young takes
that top spot after that amazing run.

I just want to say
that we are winning this thing!

Yes. Let me tell you...

Brazil! Brazil! Brazil!

Brazil does their thing.
I gotta give you props.

After six competitors,
Phelipe finally overcomes Faceplant,

and let's see if these next four athletes
can follow in his footsteps.

Personal trainer Eiji Semba from Japan

took a risk in order to prove his manhood

to the love of his life.

By participating in this contest,

I'd like to show off my skills.

To show I'm a man.

This is for you.

But the higher jump
to the transfer wall...

Whoa!

Was quite the heartbreaker.

Having trouble.

- I guess he can kiss that girl goodbye.
- No!

CrossFit queen Lindsay Andrew

from the United States

pumped up her training
to a whole new level.

I just recently went down to Fort Jackson
and got on their obstacle course.

My boyfriend was
like, "Ya know, you're gonna be fine.

You went on a course that men
get put on before they go to war."

Once she went to war
with the Beast...

She's over...

Oh, come on, Linds,
here's the strength. Here's the strength.

...the massive jump
on Mother Tongue claimed another victim.

No!

Then, Akio Shimofuji was
Japan's last hope.

A key point to win

in this contest is to beat back your fear.

He made a fearless leap
off Faceplant.

And he goes! He's on! He holds on!

Hold on, Akio Shimofuji!

That was impressive.

That was a will to win,
a will to survive!

His feet caught it! Come on!

I think he got his toe
in the blood.

He's not in the clear yet.

He still has to make his way,
get that momentum, and he's got it.

Wow, that was a tremendous effort.

Oh, man, the rope
really shredded his hands.

He persevered
across the Energy Coils...

until his injured hands cut his run short.

He fell!

I knew if I fell in there,
I'd be dead in the water. So I kept at it.

South Korean weightlifting champ
Hyunho Kim

muscled his way
across the early obstacles.

Go, go, go!

Great job!

But oh, watch your head!

Hyunho Kim gets battered
by this first Energy Coil,

but he's making it. He's on his way.

But now he's gotta get
on top of that Energy Coil.

That's how you do it!

Then he flew through the Energy Coils...

And there he goes again.

Great, great leap.

Like a pro!

...before
he found himself unsupported on Mag Wall.

So close!

Eiji Semba from Japan
and American Lindsay Andrew

failed to place in the top eight.

The competitors are separated
by a matter of seconds,

and with all the fails on Faceplant,

tonight's competition has really been
about getting there the quickest.

And now Mexico's Julio Córdova

is on the bubble
with two competitors left to go.

Julio scored 30 points

in a time of two minutes.

On the course now is Germany's
Marco Cerullo, moving a little slow

through these early obstacles.

Yeah, and he's
behind Julio's time right now.

Concentrate. Take your time.

Silke Sollfrank cheering on
her countrymate!

- She'll be next.
- I cannot wait to see.

Julio's got 30 points
but with a slower time.

He's gonna have to defeat
Faceplant if he wants to move on.

We all know
how difficult that is.

If he has a bad performance,
we will go to the booth of the Germans.

- If so, we'll make fun of the Germans.
- Yes, we will.

All right,
if he makes this jump,

that means Mexico's
Julio Córdova is going home.

- Yes!
- He got the rope!

- Marco!
- He's got it!

Now he's gotta will his way
over to the Energy Coils.

- He's got it.
- Nicely done.

That means Julio Córdova
has been eliminated.

Marco is an accomplished CrossFit athlete.

Jumping is a key component
to CrossFit training.

We're definitely seeing that
in his performance.

- Hold on tight!
- Pull yourself up!

- Well done!
- I almost had a heart attack there, Hans.

That was very close!

And with that time, he takes
over first place from Phelipe Young.

The Brazilians are not big fans
of Germany right now.

Yeah, Marco brags
about his upper-body strength.

He's gonna need
that on the Mag Wall.

A little bit more to go.

He's into the blood!

Once you get
to the inverted section of the wall,

it can cause your body
to swing out awkwardly.

Marco just couldn't reposition himself,
and he fell into the blood.

- Germany!
- Brazil and Germany!

We passed them.

Our Brazilian colleagues.

- Brazil is winning.
- No.

Brazil now is winning.

- No, no, no.
- Yes, absolutely!

Marco Cerullo, Germany, is number one.

Marco Cerullo, Germany, is number one.

- The Brazilians made a little mistake.
- One second!

Thank you for coming by and telling us.

Oh, I'm so ashamed!

They know how to dance
and shake their asses...

- but they are really bad at arithmetic.
- We lost the game to those guys!

All kinds
of problems for Brazil.

Not only is their man not in first place,

but their second competitor,
Guilherme Medeiros,

is now sitting on the bubble
with one run left to go.

And now the moment
we've all been waiting for.

Silke Sollfrank is seconds away
from starting her round.

In this competition so far,

only three other females
have made it to Level 2.

She has the nickname Zigzag.

- Zigzag.
- That means she goes like a train.

Now, to advance to Level 2,
Silke needs to either get past Faceplant,

which will give her more points
than Guilherme,

or get past Brain Matter
in a faster time than he did.

1.52 meters. That's two yogurts stacked
on top of each other.

She's got the energy,
she's got the skill.

- Look at her go!
- That clock continues to tick.

She's gonna need
to get up this wall quickly.

No problem for Silke Sollfrank!

Guilherme watching nervously.

If Silke can make it past Brain Matter
in the next 25 seconds,

he's going to be eliminated.

A little stumble there.
She's gotta get moving.

Flashing those gymnastics skills.

She looks very comfortable here.

I think she's gonna do it!
Oh, she made it!

Guilherme Medeiros
of Brazil is eliminated,

and Silke will be moving on to Level 2.

Now, as you know, Terry,
points are cumulative,

so she needs to continue on
and make every obstacle count.

This is gonna be difficult for
Silke because she's barely five feet tall.

Ah, but she is
a parkour athlete, so you never know.

- Oh!
- No, no, no, no, no!

But she was really fast.

I cannot wait to see her in Level 2.

Look at this. Look at this!

Her parkour skills gave her
the leap she needed,

but she lacked the grip strength
to grab the rope

and stop her downward momentum.

And with that, we have reached
the end of Level 1.

The top eight competitors look ready,

and have to be thrilled
they're moving on to Level 2.

Here's a look at where
the leaderboard currently stands.

In the top spot is Germany's
Marco Cerullo,

followed by Brazil's Phelipe Young,

South Korea's Hyunho Kim,

and Japan's Akio Shimofuji.

In fifth place is Silke Sollfrank
from Germany,

followed by South Korea's Daesung Oh,

Mexico's Santiago López,

and American Trevor Carter.

Check out the moves from Germany.

You think they're excited to have
both competitors moving on to Level 2?

I acted like a fool making fun
of the Germans.

- I laughed at the Germans.
- That's nothing new for you.

And we lost to Germany... again!

I cannot stand losing to Germany.

It's not possible. It's getting boring.

All right. In Level 2,
there are 180 points up for grabs.

Here we go!

Our first competitor is Daesung Oh
from South Korea,

and he was one of six
to go out on Faceplant in Level 1,

so you can imagine he's hoping
for a better performance in Level 2.

- Finally!
- It's him!

- South!
- Korea!

I'm not sure if you knew

he won
the 2013 National Body Change Tournament

as a bodybuilder in South Korea,

so you know this dude's strong.

Okay, he's rushing a little bit.

He didn't even check the timing on that,
and now he's hanging.

Daesung Oh is, "Oh, no."

Yeah, Daesung "Oh, No."

He might have to go back down
on the other platform and try again.

I was gonna say,
that's not a bad strategy.

- There he is.
- Here we go.

- That's how you do it.
- Okay.

- Don't rush it.
- There we go!

- Go!
- That's right!

Oh! Daesung Korea!

Oh! Daesung Korea!

You have to hold on,
and he's pretty tired already.

This is all soul, all heart.

Daesung Oh is going to make it
if he just believes.

- He's standing up!
- Lift yourself up!

- Ho!
- Oh, and falling back down.

Looking a bit out of control.

He's gotta find his balance.

And now he's out!

He could not hold on.

I'm gonna put my mike down
and start clapping for that effort.

Great effort by Daesung Oh.

Next up, only the fourth female
in the history of this competition

to make it past Level 1, Silke Sollfrank.

I love that name.

Her nickname is Zigzag,

so you know she's hoping
she can zigzag her way up Spinal Ascent.

C'mon, Silke!

- C'mon, Silke!
- Go!

She's doing a great job,
rocking the platform.

- That helps her close the gap.
- Very smart.

- Attagirl!
- Excellent move by Silke!

Look at her. She's very focused,

timing out her movements

and making her leaps
at the shortest distance possible.

Come on, Silke! Come on!

This girl is using strategy
to make the most of her runs.

Whoo!

Her will is tremendous!

- Silke!
- There she is!

Silke! Germany!

- "Silke smooth"!
- "Silke smooth," baby!

Now heading down
the next obstacle, Spinal Descent.

And she is loving this!

Oh, no, her shoe's caught!

Grab it, grab it!

She can't get it.

That shoe is now swimming in the blood.

She's got one shoe missing now,
so this is gonna be tough.

Oh! And she almost...
She's almost in the Beast's blood.

Oh, no! Oh, no!

Almost... She's got to climb up.

As long as all four limbs
aren't in the blood, she's still alive.

She's got it!

That's 20 extra points!

This is all upper body now.

There's nothing for her to push off of.

She is just willing her way
onto the Stomach Churn!

She's doing it. She's done it.

Silke Sollfrank!

- She's done it.
- That's amazing!

- That is so...
- Silke Sollfrank!

As her shoe is floating
in the Beast's blood.

Oh!

Into the blood of the Beast!

I think she got the wind
knocked out of her.

Talk about determination!

After losing her shoe and getting wet,

Silke still went for the Point Thruster
and attempted Stomach Churn.

She just came up short.

My shoe! I had a lot of fun.

Thank you!

There we go. There we go.

We're all part of Silke's run.

- Silke Sollfrank!
- With a show of solidarity.

- Oh, God.
- Oh, wait, yeah.

Up next,
our third competitor in Level 2,

Santiago López from Mexico.

I'm proud to be 100% Mexican.

I started gymnastics when I was three.
It defined me as a person.

I was the first Mexican to win
a medal in the World Cup.

I feel gymnastics has given me

the tools I need to face the Beast.

Ah, no doubt about that.

Santiago was an incredible gymnast.

He actually tore several ligaments
in his right ankle,

and it forced him into retirement.

Hopefully that doesn't play a role
here on Stomach Churn.

This guy is
a World Cup medalist.

He runs a successful winery,

and now he's hoping to be
the first competitor to finish Level 2.

He just might do it.

His Olympic dreams vanished,

- but he'll be the Ultimate Beastmaster!
- There he goes!

- Santiago's doing great.
- Great timing, too.

Santiago taking
a little breather here, shaking it out.

Look at him go. He's doing great!

Goes right up
into the Digestive Track at a great pace.

Really making a great move.

This is how you do it.

You jump down into the Dreadmill.

- Yeah!
- Well done!

- He's gotta keep making his move.
- Santiago!

Those Dreadmills are moving!

You gotta get your speed!

It looked like his foot slipped

and he couldn't get a good takeoff
to close the gap. Down he went.

Nonetheless, that run puts
Santiago in first place with 110 points.

It was enough. As I said at the beginning,
I'll get to Level 3.

I'm not competing against them,
just myself.

I wanted to finish it.

Go, Mexico! Let's win this thing!

Let's see how the competitors
from Japan and America did on the course.

Japan's Akio Shimofuji was up first.

By becoming
the Ultimate Beastmaster,

I'd like to tell the world
that the most important thing

is to constantly continue
challenging yourself.

I will become the Ultimate Beastmaster!
I'll give it my all!

He was doing well on the course until...

Oh, he gets it right in the...

Where did he get it?

Right in his precious packages.

But he recovered on Stomach Churn.

Very smooth!

Sped right up the Digestive
Track and through the Dreadmills...

- He stopped!
- Come on, Shimofuji!

Amazing balance!

but finally lost his grip
on Chain Reaction.

He fell!

Here, it seems he threw in the towel.

Trevor Carter was next,
keeping America in the competition.

Being a firefighter,
you've gotta perform under pressure.

Your legs are heavy, you're hurting.

You're sucking in smoke, choking.

But you're going, you're moving,
you're pushing through barriers.

I'm gonna go till my fingers bleed.

I'm not gonna give up.

He zoomed through the first two obstacles

and went for the Point Thruster in style.

He's got the Point Thruster!

But he had an awkward
dismount off the spinning gear.

Oh, he's off!

No, no, no! No!

He landed right on the edge
and right over it.

That's where the centrifugal force is!

Okay, Terry has this thing
called centrifugal force,

which I know is an actual thing,

but every time I ask him
for the definition, he skirts by that.

That's because I'm too smart.
I'm too smart to tell you.

If you don't understand it,
you're never gonna get it.

Looking at the leader board,

Akio Shimofuji's run
puts Japan in first place,

and American Trevor Carter
is in an uncomfortable fourth.

Next up, our second
South Korean competitor, Hyunho Kim,

is hoping he can just out-muscle
the Beast in Level 2.

I'm a CrossFit coach.

Well, I was on the national team.

I was a weightlifter for Korea
and had that training

for the Olympics and Asian Games.

Clearly, he's the one
to beat with that athletic background.

He's doing so well so far.

He's already got 90 points.

There he goes!

Landed a little funny.

You gotta watch your ankles on that.

But he's okay.

Hyunho Kim really moves quick
for being 200 pounds.

He's got to move
through the Digestive Track.

It's starting to lower, get more steep.

Again, high angle!

He's got the...
And he's gotta move! Yes!

Oh, be very careful!

Moving onto the Dreadmills.

Now, he's gotta let it swing closer.

That's it!

- Hyunho Kim.
- Very good!

He's passed the Dreadmills!

Moving on to Chain Reaction
for another 20 points.

Hyunho is the South Korean record holder

for the Snatch, Clean and Jerk,
and the Back Squat,

so you know he's got the strength
to do well on this obstacle.

All that weightlifting now pays off.

Uh-oh, kicking his legs now,
trying to get the momentum back.

If he can hang on
and make this transition,

he'll be our first competitor to get
to the final obstacle in Level 2.

- That's it, that's it.
- Yes!

And he goes!

He's into the blood.

With that impressive run,
he moved to the top of the leader board

and eliminates
his fellow South Korean, Daesung Oh.

Wow, Level 2 is way harder.

Much, much, much harder.

American Trevor Carter
is on the bubble

with two competitors left to go.

Next up is Phelipe Young.

He's competing for a very special cause.

I was raised by my mother and my aunt.

My mother always wanted me

to follow the path of sports.

If I win, and I will win,
that $10,000 will not be for me.

It will be for my mother and my aunt.

There's a lot at stake with this run.

He just has to get
to the bottom of Spinal Descent

to knock out Trevor Carter
from the United States.

- Hello, everybody!
- Oh!

I think Phelipe win this game today.

- Really?
- He's gonna be the first one.

- Really, really.
- Wow.

- Because he is from Brazil.
- Because this is Brazilian.

That's why he's gonna win?

Because he's Brazilian?

That's the reason.

- That makes sense.
- Thanks for the analysis.

Now, get out of here.
We're trying to watch him run.

He's just trying
to hold on right now.

Trevor's life in the game
is hanging in the balance.

Hold on!

Phelipe right now
has to get up there.

The entire country of Brazil
is counting on him.

I'm so nervous right now. Oh, my.

He's gotta drop down
without getting on that...

Oh!

- See, that's...
- He's got to stay on the platform!

He is Brazil's last chance
to stay in the competition.

If he hits that deck,
Phelipe is out.

It's the real-life video game.

Take it easy. Please.

Hold on. Don't let go.

He's out! He's out!

One of our favorites. We lost, but...

We made fun of the Americans
saying that he was better and...

Oh, I just want to say I'm so sorry,

because your man
who was supposed to go all the way...

- Yeah.
- He didn't make it.

- That's okay.
- It's okay.

That's okay, he's good.

Brazil is still a wonderful place,
and it has wonderful people...

And we helped your guy now.

And now Trevor Carter...

USA! USA! USA!

Is that gloating? Is that gloating?
That's not good, is it?

So now with that early exit,
Phelipe Young and his country of Brazil

have been eliminated from the competition.

American Trevor Carter
is still in fifth place,

but there's one more competitor to go.

I'm holding on by a thread right now.
We'll see what happens.

And it's Marco Cerullo
from Germany

who had an impressive run in Level 1.

Rafinha and I are hoping he will
get through this first phase.

This way he will eliminate the American,
and we can make fun of Terry Crews.

He just has
to get past this first obstacle

to advance to Level 3
and eliminate Trevor.

Let's go, Marco!

Yeah, I hear
the Brazilian hosts cheering.

It's not gonna happen, guys!

I love the patience
that he's showing right here.

- He's rocking it.
- Platform swing.

The platform swing,
just like Silke Sollfrank.

The last American standing
watching and wondering if he can survive.

At 6'3", this should've been
an easier transition for this guy.

Now it's all upper body.

We just saw this with Phelipe Young,
who was eliminated in the same spot.

Come on!

Oh, man!

Oh, he's not giving up.
Marco Cerullo is so determined.

You really got to give him credit.

Trevor's heart has gotta be
pumping just as hard.

Marco, c'mon! Marco!

Marco has such long legs
and a short torso

that it's hard for him to get
his upper body on that platform.

And now he's got 185 pounds just hanging!

He is refusing to let go.

Come on, Marco!

Oh...

Oh, he can still try again.
Come on!

He is exhausted.

Oh! Now it's over!

- Fortunate thing in...
- Wow, Trevor Carter stays!

Trevor Carter stays in.

We've got competitors from five different
countries moving on to Level 3:

Hyunho Kim of South Korea,

Akio Shimofuji from Japan,

Santiago López from Mexico,

Silke Sollfrank from Germany,

and our man, Trevor Carter from the USA.

In Level 3, known as the Energy Pyramid,

there's a total
of 240 points up for grabs.

And our first competitor is
Santiago López from Mexico.

I'm way out of my comfort zone.
I've never done these obstacles before.

This is the time to let my abilities act.

Here we go.

Whoa! Almost lost his balance there!

Perfectly-timed jump!
Gets it, making his way.

Is he gonna go for that Point Thruster?

- Nope, he goes right by it.
- It's gone.

And right into Coil Crawl.

Hand delivered!

Oh, here we go. He slides down.

You don't want to get your feet wet,
because then your grip is completely gone.

This is sinking.

Then you gotta make
that all-important decision:

are you going right to stay the course,

or are you going left to try to pick up
some bonus points,

which are worth 40?

- He's going for the bonus!
- Going bonus!

Wow, the gymnast is
putting on a floor show.

- Swing it!
- You mentioned gymnastics?

Of course, the gymnastics on display.

Another eight feet
of coil to go, and he gets 30 points.

Then he'll hit the first bonus obstacle.

Good technique,
repositioning himself to slide to the end.

And now for his dismount
onto the Bungee Beds.

He gets it!

- Santi, my man!
- Ay, ay, ay.

We got lost in that one

and got scared to death.

He will get 40 points
if he completes the first bonus.

He will lose 40 points
if he fails.

Looking a little unsure
of what his move is here.

Oh, boy. Oh, boy.

He gets over.

And he's not done yet.

He's going
on to the second bonus obstacle.

And he's on to the Trapeze.

The Tricky Trapeze.

Talk about an obstacle made for a gymnast!

Charissa, he's gotta
successfully swing himself

over to the third hanging bar
to get the 40 points.

Oh, side note,
those bars are nine feet apart!

His face is showing
signs of exhaustion.

- Santiago!
- Come on, brother!

Representing Mexico.

It slips off!

It's not true! It can't be!

- He loses 40 points!
- Santi...

You can see his left grip
slipped a little bit

and he tried to reposition

but didn't reach high enough
and slipped off.

That was slippery.

And shaky, which changes everything.

It moves. I couldn't grab it right.

Now let's see how
our next competitor does on Level 3,

collegiate wrestler Akio Shimofuji
from Japan.

He enters with 150 points,
and was second in Level 2.

I believe the key to victory here

is measuring your jump well

and following through calmly.

Here we go.

Get your balance.

He doesn't have enough speed!

What's the matter, Shimofuji?

Oh, my goodness!

- Oh, right off the bat!
- Man. Man, oh man.

Somehow he wasn't looking
at where the end was...

and he jumps too late.

The jump didn't quite go
the way I wanted it to.

My footing kind of gave way.

After that run, Japan's
Akio Shimofuji is now on the bubble.

And up next is a competitor
who's very lucky to be here.

We're happy he is,

but he barely qualified for Level 2.

Trevor Carter from the United States.

Trevor has to get past Coil Crawl
to stay in this competition

and knock Japan's Akio Shimofuji out.

- Here we go, the Ejector!
- Wow.

I feel pride to be at the third level.

I get to represent my hometown
and my country,

and I'm gonna fight. I'm gonna fight hard.

He has to find a way to make it
to the second part.

And he does it.

But now he's gotta get up into the coil.

He's choosing to pass up
on the bonus obstacles

and stay the course.
You think that's a good move, Terry?

Charissa, he started this level
in fifth place. With only 90 points,

I think he could use those extra points.

Then again, he risks losing points
in those bonus obstacles,

so this may be the safer bet.

Yes, yes, yes, yes!

He's about to finish this obstacle!

And with that,
Akio Shimofuji from Japan is eliminated.

What a pity!

This is gonna be difficult.

He has to climb
up a field of vertical pipes

to a platform that's 30 feet in the air.

This guy is a firefighter,
so he's used to sliding down poles.

The question is,
can he climb up those poles?

He's doing great.

USA! USA! USA!

He's doing awesome!

This'll be great
for the United States

if Trevor can get another 30 points
and jump into first place.

There's still
two more competitors after him,

and remember, only the top two
advance to the final round.

Man, that face says it all.

This is hard to watch. He...

Slides off.

An impressive run for Trevor Carter,

earning him a total of 180 points.

It puts him in second place,
but keeps him on the bubble.

There's two more competitors left.

First up, Hyunho Kim from South Korea.
He just needs to get through Prism Strike

to pass both Trevor Carter
and Santiago López

and guarantee himself a spot in Level 4.

While I was a coach,
the members told me

that there was nothing I couldn't do.

So everything expects me to win.

A lot of pressure.

They all cheer for me.

And he gets onto the Ejector.

- He grabbed it!
- Yes!

Past the Ejector!

He's going for the Point Thruster,
misses it, goes right into the coils...

and just like that,
our man Trevor Carter is eliminated.

Unfortunately, the United States is out.

South Korea
is moving on to Level 4,

and, boy, do they look thrilled.

Hyunho didn't get high enough
to get his legs onto that next coil.

There he goes!
Doing a great job right now.

He's decided to stay the course,

meaning that he won't lose points.

Nope.

Yeah, he's gotta make a move.
See what you can get.

This guy weighs 200 pounds,

so it's gotta be tough for him to carry
that weight using his upper body.

That's one of the things
with the stronger competitors.

Sometimes all the muscle
puts them at a disadvantage.

Oh!

And there we go.

He was so good.

His arms gave out.

I know.

I was gonna do this.

I'm not doing Taekwondo enough.

I should practice it more often.

So, with that run,

Hyunho Kim seals his spot
in the final level,

putting Mexico's Santiago López
on the bubble.

Now, it all comes down
to our final competitor,

Silke Sollfrank from Germany.

She's gone the furthest of any female

in the entire Ultimate Beastmaster
competition so far.

Level 3 will be quite challenging,

but I am the only girl to come this far.

I did really well.

I don't have anything to lose.

And it's Germany's last hope.

She's gonna need 210 points
to knock out Mexico's Santiago López

and move on to Level 4.

Mexico! Mexico! Mexico!

Germany!

- Silke!
- Yes!

Whoa!

This is so fast!

She's yelling, "It's so fast!"

It's so fast!

Will she continue to make history

and be our first female in Level 4?

And she's got it!

Silke Sollfrank flies

through this level.

She's gonna go
for the Point Thruster!

Misses it, but she stays on.

- Over into the coils.
- Into Coil Crawl!

Good job! Good job!

And she knows
she's gotta go fast through this.

- It's sinking. It's sinking.
- Go, girl, go, go, go!

There she goes.

She's going to stay the course.

Oh, nice move!

Look at that! With that cool move,

Silke wins over the heart

of the audience.

Representing Germany!

Unreal!

And representing
females everywhere,

all around the world.

What a smart way to go through that.

Look at that!

Extraction is up next.

- That's right up her alley.
- Yes.

Now she moves hand over hand

from one to the other. This only took her

a little more than a minute.
Great performance!

She has to complete
Extraction to move on.

Hyunho Kim has already guaranteed
his spot in the finals,

and look at him watching anxiously

to see if he'll be competing
against Silke.

Look at that determination!

She got the pole!

She has to use that momentum

to reach the other pole.

You know
what Alicia Keys would say?

That this girl is on fire!

She still has to get 15 feet above,

and she's slipping down.

- I'm sorry!
- No!

Hold on!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

- Silke!
- That hurt my heart, Zigzag!

So, our last female
is out of the competition,

and that is it for Germany.

She put up such a tremendous fight.

She made history for all the females
in this competition,

and she definitely made her country proud.

Are you disappointed?

Not at all.
I think I got very far for a girl.

We all took you into our hearts.

Germany loves you. A huge applause
for Silke Sollfrank!

This is it, the final level.

Hyunho Kim and Santiago López

are both amazing athletes,

but unfortunately only one
will earn the title Beastmaster.

Let's watch them go toe to toe
on the Power Source.

All right, we're about
to kick off Level 4 of the Beast,

but before we do, let's take a look

at how our two finalists
made it here tonight.

That's how you do it!

In physical aspects, I was a weightlifter.

Stamina, strength and power...

I think I'm the best in those.

I feel gymnastics has given me

the tools I need to face the Beast.

Nicely done!

To raise Mexico's flag,
to compete in its name

fills me with pride and happiness.

Beast, you met your match.

Ultimate Beastmaster.

Korea, I can do it!

- Here we go. It all comes down to this.
- Yes. Oh, man!

- Hyunho!
- Santiago!

It's Hyunho Kim
from South Korea,

versus Santiago López from Mexico.

Level 4, the Power Source, Terry.

It starts with the Foundation.

Each one of these Energy Taps
is worth ten points.

Mm-hmm.

They're both moving
at a great pace right now.

And you notice the handholds get
progressively smaller on the way up.

Let's go, Santiago!

Mexico! Mexico!

Come on, buddy!

Santiago is almost
at the Grid Lock section of the wall.

They're both
at a pretty even pace right now.

Moving really good. Oh!

He recovered well.

Both of these competitors
very evenly matched, literally.

Like, look, their hands are
on the exact same spots right now.

Whoa. Santiago made a desperate dive
for that Energy Tap right there,

but he misses.

He's having a really tough time
with Grid Lock.

Oh! Hyunho Kim gets
another power tap and then falls!

It's neck and neck.

This is anyone's game.

Santiago is continuing
to struggle here.

Grid Lock gives you such little room
to propel yourself up.

This is why you need to give it
all you've got.

You've come so far.

You are one of the few remaining
competitors in a field of 108.

If there's ever a time to go for it,
you go for it now.

Like Hyunho Kim's trying
to make a move here.

There we go, some movement.

- He's got some movement.
- Some movement. Get up there.

- He touched it!
- Hyunho Kim from Korea!

Twenty seconds to go!

Hyunho Kim with a slight lead!

It is still anyone's game,
but Santiago's got to make a move now!

There he goes! Now...

Eight seconds!
Santiago has to hurry.

Here we go, five seconds.

Tap the one that's there!

- Three, two, one! That's it!
- Come on!

He's done it!

Hyunho Kim is tonight's Beastmaster.

He's headed home with $10,000.

And now Hyunho Kim

is the next Beastmaster
to qualify for the finals.

He could win $50,000

and the highly coveted title,
Ultimate Beastmaster.

Wow, it's really...

It's amazing.

I never expected it
to be this spectacular.

It was really fun
and I won't forget about this.

I made good friends,

and Santiago was great, too.

I am Beastmaster. Yeah!