US EditionSkyscraper Live Host Elle Duncan Reveals Plan for If Alex Honnold Fell and Died During Taipei 101 Climb
Netflix aired Alex Honnold’s live Taipei 101 climb on a 10-second delay and prepared scripted responses to manage potential accidents during the broadcast.
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The climber Alex Honnold realized a feat on January 23, 2026 when he reached the top of Taipei 101 without using security equipment.Now, less than a week after the event that was broadcast live by Netflix, locators have come out to try to imitate the climber.Imitators of Alex Honnold try to climb Taipei 101On social networks are starting to circulate videos of people who have gathered outside Taipei 101 to make an attempt to climb.This despite t…
Skyscraper Live Host Elle Duncan Reveals Plan for If Alex Honnold Fell and Died During Taipei 101 Climb
Elle Duncan–who hosted Netflix's Skyscraper Live stream of Alex Honnold's record-breaking Taipei 101 climb—shared the plan that was in place if the athlete fell and died during the challenge.
AA Podcast: Elle Duncan on 'Skyscraper Live' criticism, leaving ESPN, Caitlin Clark, and more
On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes interviews Netflix sports anchor and host Elle Duncan. Brandon and Elle discuss a wide range of topics, including hosting Skyscraper Live, understanding viewer criticism of her commentary, leaving ESPN for Netflix, joining USA Sports’ WNBA coverage, and more. Here’s the full breakdown: 2:05: Alex Honnold Skyscraper Live climb 28:02: Leaving ESPN 34:02: Working in sports…
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The American climber Alex Honnold, recently became a source of news all over the world for his particular feat. To climb free style only to Taipei 101 Tower in Taiwan, the world’s tenth-highest building. Interestingly, Honnold had the opportunity to lean on his music during the process, which was broadcast live during the weekend. The climber specified that he heard enough rock from that he had accompanied him during his life, but in particular …
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