It's the final week of Australian Ninja Warrior and our fierce competitors are gearing up for an intense battle on the toughest course yet. Show If you thought the Semi-Finals were difficult then you're in for a surprise. They've ramped up the difficulty for the Grand Finals, adding brand new obstacles to the tough course. Stream every episode ever of Australian Ninja Warrior for free on 9Now. Here what's new and how the Grand Finals will work. You can watch the full explanation in the video above. How will the Grand Finals work?The Grand Finals have been split into three stages. In Stage 1, Ninja's will raced side-by-side based on their Semi-Final placings.  In order to progress to Stage 2, they had to beat their opponent to the buzzer on the Warped Wall and complete all obstacles on the course in five minutes and 10 seconds. It's a sudden death knockout for Ninjas who don't make it to the Warped Wall buzzer first. "This is the most intense and brutal Grand Final we've ever seen," host Jim Courier explained. Co-host Jim Courier described it as the "most intense and brutal Grand Final". (Nine)Stage Two:All the Ninjas who completed Grand Final Stage 1 within the time limit can attempt Stage 2, with the clock counting down from five minutes and 30 seconds. They must complete the Stage 2 course in the time limit to then progress to Stage 3. If no one completes Stage 2, the Ninja who goes the furthest fastest will be declared the winner and take home $100,000. (Nine)Stage 3:All Ninjas who complete Stage 2 within the time limit may attempt Stage 3 and be in the running to win up to $200,000. With Stage 3, there is no time limit to complete the course. They must complete all obstacles to progress to Mt Midoriyama. Ninja's must complete all obstacles to progress to Mt Midoriyama. (Nine)The competitor who goes furthest fastest on the Grand Final Stage 3 course will be declared the Season 6 winner and take home $100,000. However, conquering Mt Midoriyama in the fastest time will earn the winner an additional $100,000, for total prize money of $200,000 and the official title of Australia's Ninja Warrior. In Pictures Every obstacle we've seen on Australian Ninja Warrior 2022 so far A world-first obstacle is introduced for the Grand Final. View Gallery Australian Ninja Warrior continues Monday to Wednesday at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now. Catch up on all the latest Australian Ninja Warrior episodes on 9Now. What is the prize for winning Ninja Warrior Australia?Series overview. Who won the 2022 Ninja Warrior Australia?But as the only Ninja to make it this far, Zak Stolz become the first in history to be crowned Furthest Fastest on Australian Ninja Warrior two years in a row. A HUUUUUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Zak Stolz and all the Ninjas who made it to the 2022 Australian Ninja Warrior course. See you all next year!
How much does Ninja Warrior earn?Australian Ninja Warrior Prize Money
There is prize money offered for the fastest person to complete the Mt Midoriyama stage. They are offering $100,000 to the fastest Australian Ninja Warrior. If no one completes the Mt Midoriyama stage in the allocated time, no prize money is awarded.
Who won the million dollars on Ninja Warrior?To date, only Geoff Britten, Isaac Caldiero, and Drew Drechsel have conquered Mount Midoriyama and achieved Total Victory. Caldiero and Drechsel are the only competitors to win the cash prize of $1,000,000.
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