No other reality television series combines fitness, business, and drama quite like “The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition.”
Sixteen contestants from across the globe will compete for the US$250,000 job offer to become ONE Chairman and CEO Chatri Sityodtong’s protege at the organization’s headquarters in Singapore.
Ahead of its Netflix premiere in over 150 countries, here are three reasons this program is worth your time.
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#1 It is THE television series made for everyone
If you are a fan of business and marketing strategies, this is the perfect reality television series for you. You can enhance your business skills thanks to successful individuals such as Grab CEO Anthony Tan, Zilingo CEO Ankiti Bose, Zoom CEO Eric Yuan, Catcha Group Co-Founder and Group CEO Patrick Grove, and Everise CEO Sudhir Agarwal, to name a few.
However, if you are not fond of such discussions, this 13-episode series is not entirely about young entrepreneurs who work long hours to deliver on their challenges in every episode.
The contestants also go through several competitions that test their physical limits. If fitness or business is not your cup of tea, you can get inspired by how these contestants overcome different roadblocks to become winners in the game of life.
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So, if you are a professional, a student, a health buff, or a bright individual looking for a new startup idea, this show won’t disappoint you.
#2 Get to know ONE’s superstars and other martial arts legends
While the show’s original version–which stretched from 2004 to 2017 under different producers – solely focused on marketing tactics and business strategies, ONE’s edition encompasses a variety of physical challenges that test the candidate’s endurance and willingness to keep on fighting.
To make these competitions better, some of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time will participate in these grueling fitness contests. Current world champions such as Angela Lee and Xiong Jing Nan subjected the participants through grueling fitness tests, while MMA icons such as Demetrious Johnson, Georges St-Pierre, and Renzo Gracie gave nuggets of wisdom on how to excel under pressure.
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Other ONE stars such as Brandon Vera, Ritu Phogat, Ben Askren, and Sage Northcutt also make guest appearances.
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#3 It’s an award-winning program
Who doesn’t like award-winning movies or television programs? After all, it gives us an added reason to dedicate our free time binge-watching something that’s been wonderfully produced.
“The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition” bagged two awards from the prestigious Asian Academy Creative Awards last year, defeating Discovery’s “Expedition: Asia” in both the “Best Non-Scripted Entertainment” and “Best Adaptation of an Existing Format” categories.
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Apart from Sityodtong, combat sports icons, and the ONE staff, the show was made possible by Refinery Media, a Singapore-based company that produced “The Amazing Race Asia” and “Asia’s Next Top Model.”