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Wazzoo1 t1_j950r71 wrote

The Challenge is the American version, essentially.

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vbob99 t1_j95r5ol wrote

The Challenge has people you learn about for being on The Challenge, not people you would think beforehand when you hear about a show like that. So for instance, you wouldn't see Terry Crews, really buff guy, on a show like this as he wouldn't risk the hit to his image of losing. (sorry... Terry Crews is an incredibly nice guy it seems, his name just popped into my mind immediately).

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Wazzoo1 t1_j97w42p wrote

The Challenge literally had multiple seasons of their own contestants going up against professional athletes.

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vbob99 t1_j98l04x wrote

Select athletes. It's like having an exhibition chess world championship, but the top players not coming out because they have nothing to gain and everything to lose.

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hazyyy1 t1_j9hrmxm wrote

His point was that with Challenge 100, it was an collection of famous people whether they were athletes/personalities/fitness throughout korea. The challenge is mostly people who were famous through real world or road rules that evolved into "the challenge"

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hazyyy1 t1_j9hrf5x wrote

Not at all. The Challenge is mostly people who've become famous for being on the challenge. While 100 is about famous athletes/personalities/fitness people in korean are collected. If they continue with further seasons and invite previous 100 contestants back and after 20 years then yeah maybe we can make the comparisions.

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