The Season 17 finale of “American Ninja Warrior” is finally here. While Season 17 began with 60 eager, determined ninjas, that number has been drastically pared down. Now, after weeks of daunting toe-to-toe Final races, the 32 remaining competitors will face off on August 25, battling to be the next “American Ninja Warrior” champion.
But where can you watch the much-anticipated finale? Read on for all the information you’re looking for.
Where Can You Watch the Finale of ‘American Ninja Warrior?’
The Season 17 finale of “American Ninja Warrior” will air at 7 p.m. CT/8 p.m. ET on August 25 on NBC. For those who can’t watch it live, you can stream it the following day on Peacock. If you’re looking to rewatch previous Season 17 episodes, or even past seasons, those are also available on Peacock.
If you are have a different streaming subscription, such as Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV, or YouTube TV, you can also stream the show there.
Among those competing against each other for the $250,000 prize are brothers Kai and Luke Beckstrand. Throughout the season, the hosts have commented on the abilities of the two, especially Kai, who also competed on Seasons 13, 15, and 16.
Greg Gayne/NBCThe oldest of the two at 19, Kai has been called “the ninja to beat” and “the fastest ninja on the planet” by the hosts. But Luke, who debuted on Season 16, may prove to be his brother’s fiercest competitor on the final episode.
Greg Gayne/NBC‘American Ninja Warrior’ Made Some Big Changes For Season 17
“American Ninja Warrior” introduced some changes for Season 17’s Finals, and it’s succeeded in making each episode even more exciting. One of the biggest changes has been the location of the Qualifiers, Semifinals, and National Finals. While they used to take place in different locations around the country, now every round takes place in Las Vegas.
“It heightened the competition, because everyone is on top of each other, and they’re not spread out from city to city to city,” ‘American Ninja Warrior co-host Akbar Gbajabiamila told Neon. “They’re sharing notes. They’re all getting ready.”
The other big change is the Finals’ bracket-style tournament and head-to-head races.
“It’s no longer you versus the course, and ‘Can you complete all the obstacles now?’ It’s ‘Can you complete all the obstacles faster than your opponent?'” Finalist Daniel Gil told NBC Insider. “And gosh, let me tell you, these teams are gunning for it.”
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