Sasuke 17 was the last time all 6 all stars competed in the same tournament, Shiratori retired after Sasuke 21 due to injuries, and failed stage 1 in his only appearance after Sasuke 21 in Sasuke 30 by misstepping the trampoline when doing his Jump Hang signature one leg jump on the Jump Hang Kai, and even if he didn't fail the Jump Hang Kai, I don't think he would've beat the second Warped Wall, or he would've timed out on the Lumberjack. It would've been nice to see him into stage 2 in that tournament, but it wasn't meant to be, and dang this was the only tournament where we had 3 all stars into stage 2, and all 3 failed stage two, and this almost happened in Sasuke 5 when Shingo Yamamoto barely slid by stage 2 with 0.3 left on the clock, while Takeda screwed up on the Spider Walk by jumping on to the panels and falling off, and Yamada would've had the top time for once if he hadn't slipped on the Spider Walk, and he probably would've made the final stage in Sasuke 5 had it not been for that since the gap in the jump on the Pipe Slider was a bit less than in Sasuke 4, although we'll never know if that would've been the case because maybe the bar would've slid back over and over like it did in Sasuke 4, 8, 11, and 13, because only Yamamoto attempted the pipe slider in Sasuke 5, and he gave a poor attempt at the jump by barely moving his feet back and then basically flung himself at the mat, heck I bet Takeda could've made that jump, although I think he would've failed the Body Prop in Sasuke 5 since he failed it in Sasuke 6. Yes Shingo Yamamoto was injured after stage 2 before stage 3, that might be why he rushed to hop off before it became worse, but dang that sucks, and this became the first tournament where no one made it to the final stage! I think if Travis Allen Schroeder hadn't screwed up and lost a ton of time on the Jump Hang in stage 1, he might've gone on to the final stage since basically the Spider Walk was shorter than in Sasuke 4, and he's strong and fast and would've blazed through The Tackle, and since he finished stage 2 in Sasuke 4 with 7.7 seconds left on the clock with the extended Spider Walk, I think he would've cleared stage 2 again, it would've came down to if the hammers would've played nice and been out of the way in time.
@MobileGamingChronicles
5 ай бұрын
I tried to edit my comment again, but it didn't show the last bit of my whole comment, so I'll pick up here. It also would've came down to if Travis's weight would've been a handicap on the Body Prop, and if he would've been able to reach for the 3rd ledge on the Cliffhanger, and if he didn't do the same thing he did in Sasuke 4 on the Pipe Slider and push off the mat and slide the bar off the tracks again, because I heard he made the jump off the Pipe Slider in Sasuke 4 off camera, but he was disqualified for pulling the pipe off the tracks, and he didn't get a second run, which sucks because he might've won since he was in the Navy and had a lot of experience with rope climbing, although he's a heavy dude, so I don't know if he could've pulled himself up that whole 50 foot rope in 30 seconds, but we'll never know. I know for certain he wouldn't make it to the final stage now, because let's face it, start him at the Cliffhanger Dimension for argument sake, he's like 6'3 or 6'4, and probably easily 200lbs+ MINIMUM! Yeah, imagine making even the first jump with that! Plus the second ledge will be all the way at the top, and you have to make a jump all the way down on to the 3rd ledge, and him being now I think he'll be 51 in Sasuke 42, so advanced age, tall, and weighs a lot, I don't think he would be able to hold on to the 3rd ledge, I say 0.1% chance of that happening. Let's say he gets that 0.1% chance of clearing, now you've got the Vertical Limit Burst, 6 narrow ledges by your finger tips, and 2 of the ledges you have to pull down, does anyone realistically think he's got even a 1/10,000 chance of making it through this? Tall, 200lbs+, and 51, that's not happening, I don't see a world where a middle aged man that size even with military experience could do that, maybe there's a small chance, but I don't see it happening. IF he somehow beats that, his chances of beating stage 3 go way up, to like maybe 50%, it would come down to if the bar stays in place and doesn't slide back constantly like in Sasuke 40, if it stays in place, I think he's got it, if not, down he goes. Let's say he beats stage 3, well dang, 45 seconds for speed climbing, given his size and age I doubt he's getting up it fast, he'd probably time out on the Salmon Ladder Jugo Dan because it's 15 rungs, and he weighs a ton, and that would cause issues, this is where it basically becomes impossible for him to win, his weight will work against him here, I don't see any chance of him winning in the final stage unless he beats this obstacle, but even then that rope is long, and I'm going to say he's long retired from the Navy, so even if he slimmed down to like 170lbs or so and trains for rope climbing again, not happening. It would be awesome to see Travis Allen Schroeder win, but that's long passed.
Interesting fact: Kane Kosugi barely missed out on the top time on stage 1 in Sasuke 7 by 1/10 of a second, he had 16.6 left on the clock, the fastest time was 16.7 (same time Shingo Yamamoto had left on the clock in Sasuke 30).
@derauleaSASUKE2023
4 ай бұрын
I don't watch SASUKE 7 very much. So,I understand it now. Thank you!
Nagano flew through stage 1 in Sasuke 10! Nevermind, he failed the modified Jump Hang in that tournament, he would've had the top time had that not happened. 😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣
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