Darby Allin’s Most Dangerous Challenge: Surviving Mount Everest

Darby Allin Is Climbing Mount Everest – Here’s Why It’ll Take Nearly 70 Days

AEW’s daredevil, Darby Allin, is taking his most dangerous journey yet — not in the ring, but to the top of the world. In this video, we break down why Darby will be gone for up to 69 days, what the Mount Everest acclimation process actually looks like, and how he’ll have to survive the death zone to make it to the summit and back alive.

Darby Allin has built his career on pushing his body to the limit — from death-defying coffin drops to brutal no-rules matches — but climbing Mount Everest is a whole new kind of challenge. With freezing temperatures, thin air, and unpredictable terrain, this isn’t about winning… it’s about surviving.

In this video, we cover:
• Why climbing Everest takes up to two months
• How acclimatization works and why it’s crucial to avoid altitude sickness
• What the Death Zone is — and why it’s the most dangerous part of the mountain
• How Darby’s fearlessness and mindset may be his greatest strength on this climb

Whether you’re a fan of Darby Allin, curious about Mount Everest, or just love wild stories of human endurance — this one’s for you.

Leave a comment with your thoughts — will Darby make it to the top? And what does this mean for his wrestling future?

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