
(PETER LEDESMA)
Ang Diyaryong Pinagkakatiwalaan
(PETER LEDESMA)
THE adrenaline-fueled survival competition Physical: 100, which ruled Netflix’s Global Top 10 TV Series (Non-English) rankings for two consecutive years, is making a seismic comeback—this time with a thrilling new format.
The series levels up from individual endurance battles to a high-stakes national showdown, where teamwork, resilience, and national pride take center stage.
Previously, Physical: 100 pitted 100 elite competitors against one another in a grueling test of strength and stamina. Now, Physical: Asia flips the script, transforming the competition into an electrifying team-based warzone. Each team represents a country, and in a heart-stopping twist—if one member falls, the entire squad is eliminated. This means every challenge carries life-or-death stakes for each nation’s representatives, raising the tension and drama to unprecedented levels.
In a first for the Physical franchise, boxing legend Manny Pacquiao joins Physical: Asia as the Philippines’ representative. The only boxer in history to claim world titles in eight different weight divisions, Pacquiao brings his unmatched fighting spirit, discipline, and experience to the ultimate test of endurance. His presence not only raises the stakes but also solidifies Physical: Asia as a battle of champions—where Asia’s strongest warriors fight for national glory.
Since its debut, Physical: 100 has captivated global audiences, marking history as Netflix’s first Korean unscripted series to dominate the Global Top 10 (Non-English) rankings. Now, with Physical: Asia, the spectacle grows even more intense. Contestants of all ages, genders, and weight classes will unite under their national flags, tackling the most grueling physical challenges yet.
Prepare for heart-stopping action as elite athletes from across Asia push their limits in the most extreme test of teamwork, endurance, and raw power.
Relive the intensity of Physical: 100 by streaming its first two seasons on Netflix. And don’t miss the upcoming launch of Physical: Asia—where the fight for survival is no longer just personal, but national.
(ROHN ROMULO)