10 Most Dangerous Stunts Ever Performed

Many of us would be completely terrified at the thought of even attempting skydiving by jumping out of a perfectly functioning, not-on-fire plane goes against our basic survival instinct, but there are those who claim that rushing simply can't be better. Call those people crazy, but if you do, you better think of a different word to describe Daredevil Luke Akin Akin, a third-generation skydiver whose grandfather co-founded Skydiving School

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a stunt on live television in 2016 that few would try without a gun to his head with cameras rolling, he exited a plane 25,000 feet above the California desert without a parachute using only air currents, expertly steered his body toward a 10,000-foot net about a third the size of a football field designed to catch He hit the net in the center of his back executing the trick perfectly and Danger is no stranger.

He has completed more than 18,000 jumps,

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for Hollywood movies like Iron Man 3, and is even a safety and training advisor for the United States Parachute. Association that provides advanced training to elite military special forces in August 1974 The Frenchman Filipe petite Shu the world with a trick as illegal as it was

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had managed to sneak onto the roof of one of the World Trade Center towers and into crowds of spectators . He watched as he proceeded to walk across a steel cable connecting the two towers high above the streets of Manhattan and then crossed it again and again before the police could convince him.

Petite had crossed the wire no less than eight times. He had played. to the crowd dancing, leaning on the wire and waving from a kneeling position, the event generated a great deal of publicity for the twin towers and authorities were quick to drop trespass charges in exchange for a free aerial performance in a small city ​​park. a lifetime pass to the towers' observation decks granted by the Port Authority of New York and his story became the basis of two Hollywood films, The Walk, a 2005 fictional tale starring Joseph Gordon Levit, and Man on Wire, a 2008 documentary that won an Academy Award in 2008, Daredevil motorcycle.

Robbie Madison broke the Guinness World Record when he completed a 322t jump, but that was just his warm-up act, a year to the day he would perform a stunt on National Television that seemed impossible and that even he admitted he was lucky to walk . As the crowd cheered, he raced down a specially constructed ramp and launched his motorcycle 120 feet. He landed directly on top of the 96t-high, 40t-wide Arc Triumph, but didn't finish, then dropped himself and his bike 50ft onto a waiting platform. ramp the trick seemed to go smoothly but there was a small complication during the fall to the ramp he suffered a cut on his hand that required 10 stitches to close Madison laughed saying I broke my neck and knocked out my teeth I broke my collarbone I pierced myself lung I broke my left wrist twice this is like a paper cut if you build an extraordinarily tall skyscraper you can expect a visit from Elaine Robert, known throughout the world as the French Spider-Man, is known for tackling all the tallest structures in the world, from the Empire State Building to the Sydney Opera House using nothing more than climbing shoes and a bag of chalk in 2004 he scaled Taipe 101, then the tallest building in the world, s

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al days before its grand opening. and then when Dubai's Burge Khalifa was built, it's the crazy skyscraper that appears in the movie Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol.

Robert didn't leave it unclimbed for long. He completed the 2,700+ foot climb to the face of the tower in 2011. It is one of his only climbs during which he had to use additional equipment, but only because of the spire at the top of the tower, which would have been impossible to complete. freehand. The climb took 6 hours to complete and the new tallest building on Earth had been conquered but of course Robert didn't stop there in the years since. She has climbed nine more skyscrapers and the 54-year-old doesn't seem to want to stop anytime soon in 2010. Austrian skydiver Paul Steiner completed one of the craziest mid-air

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With a little help from the Red Bull skydiving team, his pilots maneuvered. a pair of gliders customized with Stone Cold Precision to allow Steiner to perform his act of madness which was captured by cameras mounted on all the gliders to begin with. Steiner exited the cockpit of Glider 1, walked to the edge of the wing, and then sat down. He hung onto the edge of the wing with his hands as glider number two came down to pick him up. He headed to the body of glider 2 as glider 1 turned and approached from above. Steiner steadied himself as he approached. he grabbed the tail fin of it joining the two planes and ended up simply jumping out of the glider and parachuting to safety.

All of this took place at speeds in excess of 100 mph if normal skydiving isn't dangerous enough for you guys at Red Bull Skydiving. The team is ready to answer your call Jeb Corus is perhaps the leading Wings suit pilot in the entire world. He considers it his full-time job since it's too dangerous to do it just for fun and some of his jumps have really pushed the limits in 2011. He slid through a 100-foot-wide arch in the middle of China's Tenman Mountain, the kind of trick that virtually no one except Corless would dream of trying to perform, but he suffered a setback in 2012 during a jump on Table Mountain in South Africa when his foot collided with a rock and sent him crashing into the face of the mountain. mountain, the incident left him with two broken legs and a torn ACL, but it didn't stop him from attempting by far the

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dangerous jump of his career just over a year later, in October 2013, during a break in Con Intermittently bad weather, he piloted his wingsuit through a crevasse in China's 875-foot-high Langin Mountain.

This crack is only 60 feet wide at the top and 15 feet wide at the bottom, but Cor managed to thread the needle and complete the trick, an event captured in the short film The Flying Dagger, calling the trick the thing. scariest thing he had ever done, with the memory of the Table Mountain incident still fresh in his mind, and said he would turn down $10 million to do it again. Hollywood legend Bert Reynolds once told stuntman Dar Robinson in terms of sheer courage Dar had no equal, he knew what he was talking about for a scene in Reynolds' 1981 thriller Sharkies The Robinson machine had completed a 220-ton free fall onto a air mattress, a new world record, but the record would not.

Stand because Robinson couldn't stop outdoing himself since building Canada's 1,170-foot CN Tower. Dar Robinson has made jumps from there only twice on both occasions. He did it once for the amazing American TV show and again for the climax of a forgettable movie. Canadian thriller called the highlight for which he was paid a whopping $150,000. It was a 700-tonne free fall that relied on a hidden parachute that deployed at the last possible minute and fired without issue. Robinson would go on to bring his brand of madness to films like William Friedkin To Live and Die in LA and the first Lethal Weapon which ended up being dedicated to him and an unfortunate fluke accident.

Robinson died while filming an inconsequential motorcycle stunt in 1987. Robbie Canal's last name is synonymous with high-flying daredevilry and we'll talk about his famous father shortly, but Robbie has earned his reputation as one of the greatest Daredevils of them all. the times, not because of his name but because, like the Daredevil of the comics, he is truly a man without fear. His greatest achievement came in 1999 when he broke his own world record by completing an astonishing motorcycle jump of just over 228 feet, this is pretty impressive but the consequences of failing this jump would have been a little more severe than normal, the jump was completed across a portion of the Grand Canyon and Had he not caught The Landing, he could have plummeted 2,200 feet into the gorge below, but he did so with room to spare.

Robbie did the jump on a regular 500c motorcycle, unlike his dad's

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famous jump ever, which required a bit of effort. More specialized hardware Evil Canal is without a doubt the most famous Daredevil of all time. He completed more than 75 daring motorcycle jumps from ramp to ramp in the late '60s and '70s and ignited the public's imagination with his Daring Do acts, but his most famous attempt was also one. of the most dangerous stunts ever performed and ended in Failure Evil's attempt to jump Idaho's Snake River Canyon in 1974 was one of the first events to be broadcast to theaters.

He used a specially designed rocket-powered bike called the Sky Cycle Evil's parachute deployed prematurely, causing the prevailing winds to push him toward the mouth of the canyon before he could reach the other side, the ship landed at the bottom of the canyon, just a few feet from a body of water that evil he had been lucky to avoid, as he would probably have drowned if he had landed on it. He walked away from the botched trick unscathed and many Daredevils in the years since Rob was included have expressed interest in successfully recreating the jump in 2016, one finally doing so.

Professional stuntman Eddie Brun had idolized the evil Canal as a child and his tribute act to his hero in September 2016 may well be his most dangerous stunt. Braun hurtled 1,400 feet through the Snake River Canyon at speeds of more than 400 mph. This time the parachute deployment occurred right at Q and Brun landed safely on the other side that many had talked about. But Braun was the first to attempt to recreate the famous Canal jump and the fact that he pulled it off is a minor miracle, he told reporters. I feel like the unsung third quarterback on a junior college team that just won the Super Bowl. and he added I would like to say that I am not doing something that the evil coneval couldn't do, I am simply finishing his dream, how many people manage to finish the hero's dream of him?