In a spine-tingling twist, Alex Honnold’s highly-anticipated climb of the famed Taipei 101 skyscraper won’t be happening as planned due to weather-related safety concerns. Just minutes before he was set to embark on this daring feat as part of Netflix’s“Skyscraper Live,”the streaming giant pulled the plug, announcing a 24-hour delay. With a new start time set for the same hour the following day, fans will have to hold their breath just a bit longer.
This 1,667-foot beast of a building stands tall among the world’s architectural giants, and Honnold’s aspiration to scale it without ropes could redefine urban climbing. It’s a risky business, and Netflix made the right call to prioritize safety over spectacle. As viewers worldwide await the rescheduled event, one can’t help but wonder: what’s more thrilling, Honnold’s daring feats or the suspense of waiting for the climb?
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