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The Wallenda name is synonymous with danger — Blake Wallenda is a seventh-generation performer of a family known for their daring tightrope walks and acrobatics with no safety net below!
On October 20, 1973, Evel Knievel cleared 13 cars with a broken upper back while Karl Wallenda, founder of the Flying Wallendas, wire-walked overhead.
Today, Blake Wallenda, Karl's great-grandson, carries on the bold tradition by attempting to defy death.
Blake performs for a variety of venues including half time shows, fairs, corporate events, etc.
From Blake Wallenda:
Fifty years ago, when my great-grandfather, Karl Wallenda, produced a daredevil show with Evel Knievel, the two conceived the plan to execute this death-defying feat. But for some reason they didn't follow through on it. Some speculated that it was too dangerous, but that's just what these amazing daredevils lived for. I know that I'll be honoring their memories by my attempts. That's why I have decided to go through with this daring performance without any safety tether or safety netting. Everything about this whole event is unprecedented. If I'm not scaring myself, I'm not doing my job."-- Blake Wallenda
