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Nik Wallenda Wiki Biography

• Nikolas Wallenda, of Austro-Hungarian descent, was born on January 24, 1979, in Sarasota, Florida, United States. 
• He is well known for being a daredevil, acrobat, and high wire artist, as well as holding nine Guinness World Records for various acrobatic feats. 
• In addition, he is credited with becoming the first person to walk a tightrope directly across Niagara Falls. 
• His professional career began in 1992. 
• So, have you ever wondered what Nik Wallenda’s net worth is? 
• As of mid-2016, Nik’s net worth was reported to be over $3 million, with the majority of his money coming from his professional career as a high wire artist. 
• Nik Wallenda is the seventh generation of aerialists in the Flying Wallendas family, having been born to Delilah Wallenda and Terry Troffer. 
• Karl Wallenda, his great-grandfather, died in 1978 while walking the wire between two towers in Puerto Rico. 
• Despite enrolling in college, he changed his mind in 1998 when he participated in a seven-person pyramid on the high-wire, a re-enactment of Karl Wallenda’s. 
• Nik produced the “Walk Through America Tour” the following year, which began with a show at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City and ended at Carowinds. 
• He performed a total of 15 high-wire performances in 2009. 
• In 2010, he set a Guinness World Record for the highest bicycle ride when he performed at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort in the Bahamas, and the following year, he set another Guinness World Record when he performed the Wheel of Death 23 stories up in Atlantic City. 
• In 2011, he and his mother, Delilah, completed a performance in Puerto Rico in memory of his great-grandfather, who died while attempting the same feat. 
• During the same year, he also set a world record by hanging by his teeth from a helicopter above Silver Dollar City, boosting his net worth significantly. 
• To add to his list of achievements, he crossed Niagara Falls on a tightrope in 2012 and was the first person to walk across the Grand Canyon on a high wire in 2013. 
• He also set two more world records by walking back and forth on a tightrope between two skyscrapers in Chicago, once blindfolded. 
• He also produced the reality TV series “Risk By Design” on The Science Channel, which was later renamed “Nik Wallenda: Beyond Niagara” in addition to all of these performances. 
• In addition, he released his memoir “Balance: A Story Of Faith, Family, And Life On The Line” (2013), which increased his net worth. 
• Nik Wallenda has been married to Erendira since 1999, and the couple has three children together. 
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Nik Wallenda Quotes

• We take pride in being a zero-impact operation. We don’t drill into any rock or pull up any grass. We’ll use cranes, and we’re trying to arrange the rigging so no cable will even touch water when we set up. The ‘Maid of the Mist’, I would hope, would continue to run. You’ll never know we were there.
• (on attempting to cross Niagara Falls on a high-wire) My idea scenario would be a foggy day. I disappear into the mist, then appear on the other side. How cool would that be? Worst case scenario: I sit down on the wire , the helicopter swoops in, I hook on and they get me out of there. I look goofy but nobody gets hurt.
• Rule of thumb to even be on the wire: you have to be able to do ten chin-ups and pull your body over the wire ten times.
• I tell mom to ‘watch it’ in every show. When I look like I’m off-balance? Moving my bar like crazy? All to build drama. People understand that we’re entertainers. That’s where our skills come in, and believe it or not, it’s the hard part of what we do.

Nik Wallenda Important Facts

• He became the first person to walk on a high wire over the Grand Canyon during the live broadcast of Skywire Live with Nik Wallenda (2013).
• Parents are Delilah Wallenda and Terry Troffer.
• Father of Yanni Wallenda, Amadaos Wallenda, and Evita Wallenda.
• Grandson of Karl Wallenda.
• Nik Wallenda became the first person to walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope. He crossed some 200 feet in the air on a two-inch-wide tightrope over the raging waters of Horseshoe Falls, the largest of the three falls that make up Niagara Falls. He walked from the U.S. and stepped into Canada, barely 25 minutes after he started.

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