Which was the most painful combo fail to watch? (Spoilers)

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I know it's a tad late for this, but what the hell. This only applies for competitors that failed one obstacle consecutively. So that's why Drew and Asa aren't lumped in with Kong, Wreathman and Hioki (Morimoto beat the Third Stage between them), and Tomo isn't included because Kanno beat the CCH between him and Asa.

[wrestlingfan55]

Nagano/Yuuji/Ryo combo was awesome to watch. It made the Warped Wall that much more fearsome and it was just entertaining to watch in a sadistic way.

None of the CCH fails have ever been sad to me. But when I learned afterwards what happened with Drew and the CCH this time, I was pretty annoyed. It would have made the stage better to watch if they just let him continue (yes I understand why they did it, but it was still a shame).

I was disappointed in Shingo's fail because I really wanted him to make it to Stage 3. Takeda's follow-up just left me thinking, "...really?" So I voted for Shingo/Takeda.

Really good poll by the way.

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Well Shingo and Takeda were the jokers of the pack and their fails made me laugh for 6 hours straight. (PLEASE DONT KILL ME EMILY-CHAN!)
Hioki, Wreath Man and Kong were meh. Was never expecting Wreath Man to get that far but still sucks he failed. Meanwhile, Hioki and Kongu, was kinda predictable although I wanted them to do better.
Drew and Asa were shocking fails. I was wanting Drew to be only the second American and fourth foreigner (others being Jordan, Kane and Lee) to get to the Final but it never materialized. As for Asa, I really wanted him to finally pass the CCH but again failed
But the MOST SHOCKING was Nagano, Yuuji and Ryo. Nagano I had a bad feeling about and really wanted him to clear Stage 1 again but Soritatsu Kabe said NOPE. But Yuuji and Ryo no way in hell did I think one bit they'd fail there. I WANTED RYO TO WIN!!!


So yeah, some interesting tourney this was especially with the unpredictable runs. Good job Tackle and Rolling Hill lol

[LusitaniaAngel313]

Nagano, Yuuji, and Ryo I should have guessed the tackle would hammer on them so seeing them balk the wall was a bit unsurprising even though I'm not happy about it.

Hioki, Kong, and Wreathman I was a bit saddened by Hioki and Kenji but it wasn't all too surprising. Wreathman I wasn't expecting him to pass obstacle 3 for crying out loud so him being there at all is a shock! O.O

Asa and Drew... oh boy you know how much I want Asa to pass the CCH but it seems fate won't let him. Drew I was kinda HOPING he'd fall somewhere and CCH seemed to make sense.

Oh no here comes the new dynamic duo from a VERY unfortunate source... Shingo and Takeda... HAD ME CRYING FOR A WEEK STRAIGHT! I had way too much hope for them to return to stage 3 only to see that dashed immediately... I was heartbroken and seeing Drew clear only rubbed salt in the wound... My situation with Drew or for any other American, if it's just American's, I'm rooting for him but if Japan is involved I'd rather they do the best... I know what America can do. Japan not so much until it's on the test. Anyways yeah... Chose Shingo/Takeda... Only because they will still forever be my 2 favorite competitors with Shingo ahead from them... Please bounce back and storm the 3rd stage...

[zdude69closedrofl]

That really is an interesting question, and I gave it a little thought but still almost immediately chose Shingo/Takeda. I mean wow, I kinda figured that they'd blunder somewhere in a somewhat careless fashion... but I at least expected them to pass the first obstacle, for God's sake! Looking back at it, it's actually pretty funny now, but at the time it was upsetting for sure.

Nagano, Yuuji, and Ryo was probably the most sad to watch. I kinda figured since Nagano's getting older, and Yuuji & Ryo always struggled with those kind of obstacles (Tackle), that it might hammer them from doing well. But I was still pretty upset to see that happen.

Asa & Drew were pretty surprising fails to me, I figured Drew would finally be the second American in the Final Stage, and first American to beat the CCH, but it wasn't meant to be. Seeing Asa fail the CCH for the fourth time in a row was hard to watch too.

Hioki, Wreath Man, and Takahashi weren't really surprising at all, I kind of knew Hioki and Takahashi were doomed to fail there, but I didn't even expect Wreath Man to make it that far by any means (SO AWESOME THOUGH). Still didn't like seeing them fail though.

[skythenewark]

Well, This is hard. Those fails really surprised me.

For Shingo & Takeda, I didn't watch the Livestream around that time, So when I was checking on my phone, I literally choked on water. I had a chance to watched it, But then, again. WHAT THE ****. I kinda felt something that Shingo would be "Shingo" on the Stage 1, But never like this. Takeda, He's the youngest of the All-Stars, But yet, manages to fail the first obstacle. I seen better people than that to do it. No offense to the All-Stars.

Nagano, Yuuji, & Ryo are the turning point of what happened, I kinda felt sad for Nagano, but then again, He's 43. I don't know how much he can do, But after his Interview, I was stunned. I didn't expect Nagano to retire. I hope we can see him on Sasuke 32. As for Yuuji & Ryo. I kinda knew that Ryo would fail the First Stage, but not in what happened in his run, Yuuji, Heck was so sad, His window of opportunity is closing, And I felt like Yuuji is running out of time for a possible 3 Time Grand Champion. So I hope his Prime is not actually gone.

Hioki & Kong's fails, I kinda knew they are gonna fail, Not surprising but it is sad for me. Wreath Man is not a JOKE. I repeat, Wreath Man just did Sasuke, without a hassle of training for it. After making the CCH, Wreath Man is prob gonna be best a first foreigner to win Sasuke (Unless Drew of course)

Drew & Asa's runs are the most emotional for me. Drew had to run a 2nd time, that's dumb. Of course I understand why he can't do it, but that's stupid. Had if they let him continue, we could of saw a 2nd Grand Champion, & a First Foreigner to do it. I felt bad for Asa, this is the fourth time he has failed the CCH. This just proves the CCH is based on your body, not by your strength.

I felt like the final 3 runs are more emotional, so I picked that.