Finale at Ninja Warrior Germany: Two broadcasts will decide who can secure victory and the associated prize money. The new Last Woman Standing has already been determined since Friday evening. sport.de looks back on the show.
A total of 37 ninjas faced the seven obstacles in the course in the first final. It wasn’t just about endurance, but above all about speed. A time limit of 1 minute and 50 seconds made the challenge even more difficult.
Anyone who was able to buzz in time secured their ticket for the second stage and was able to keep their dream of the Ninja Warrior Germany title and the 300,000 euros alive.
Who made it further in the allotted time? Who is the new Last Woman Standing? sport.de clarify!
Seven ninjas advance
A total of seven athletes managed to complete the seven obstacles in less than 1 minute and 50 seconds. Lukas Homann delivered the best time (01:24.17). “Of course there is always a certain amount of pressure. Everything has to work out, you can always make a mistake. I think it’s because of the experience I’ve gained at other tournaments that I can handle it,” he commented on his performance on RTL -Micro.
Behind him was Sandro Scheibler (01:36.27) in second place. “I think I was extremely efficient at the obstacles,” said the Swiss.
René Casselly (01:38.61), Henry Lorenz (01:40.01), Jona Schöne (01:40.32), Philipp Göthert (01:43.24) and Sladjan Djulabic (01:45.10), who also completed the course, were also “mega efficient”. were able to complete in the allotted time.
The rest, however, had to bury their hopes of starting at Mount Midoriyama.
Viktoria Krämer is crowned Last Woman Standing
A big decision has been made at Ninja Warrior Germany. Viktoria Krämer has been crowned Last Woman Standing for the first time.
The woman from Ulm fought a long-distance duel with Ada Theilken in the first final. Both athletes made it to the pole roller. For Theilken it was over at the 5th rung, Krämer got to the 19th rung and secured the title and 25,000 euros.
The new Last Woman Standing took part in Ninja Warrior Germany for the first time in the sixth season. At the time, she “didn’t at all” expect to make it to the top in such a short time, Krämer revealed sport.de.
Krämer is now on a list of winners with Arleen Schüßler, Stefanie Noppinger and Andrea Meßner.
The obstacles in the course
On the first final stage, the 37 ninjas went from surfing boards to swinging blades. Afterwards, the bar roller and the rotating balls were waiting for the participants.
Anyone who could also master the swing arm (UFO) and the hanging mikado found themselves in front of wall 2.0.
The big decision in Ninja Warrior Germany will be made in the second final show (December 15th, 8:15 p.m. on RTL).