Netflix’s Skyscraper Live turns Taipei 101 into a live arena as Alex Honnold attempts a ropeless climb of the 101-story tower in Taipei, Taiwan.

On paper, it’s simple: go up. In reality, it’s a chain of tiny decisions, where a damp surface or a rushed move can change everything.

That’s why weather became part of the story. If the building is wet, grip changes, and the entire equation shifts from hard to impossible.

The live format adds another layer. This isn’t a highlight reel, it’s minutes of stillness, chalking up, resting, and choosing the next hold with the world watching.

Whether you feel awe, anxiety, or both, it’s a reminder that the most extreme athletic performances are as much mental as physical.
Source – Netflix Tudum: Skyscraper Live (2026).