Update, 10/22/18:

Wondering why @JESSIEgraffPWR isn’t competing in National Finals?

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Jessie Graff, Supergirl stuntwoman and insanely talented American Ninja Warrior, competed in qualifying matches dressed as Wonder Woman in June 2016. Then in a lovely piece of life coming full circle, Graff announced in September 2018 that she’s been hard at work on a secret project: working as a stuntwoman on Wonder Woman 1984. Perfect, right? I hope that part of her duties include playing an Amazon.

Watch Graff complete the course in her Wonder Woman outfit in the video below.

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If you want to bring a superhero to the screen you need people with actual super skills to help make it happen. After watching this Supergirl stuntwoman kick some major ass at the American Ninja Warrior course we can safely say that the DC Comics series found the right woman for the job.

We first came across this incredible run at Comicbook Resources, and it shows stuntwoman Jessie Graff competing in the season eight premiere of American Ninja Warrior in Los Angeles, and dressed in a Wonder Woman getup to boot. She became the first woman to finish the course, including the brand new and larger 15-foot curved wall at the end, qualifying her for the next round of the tournament.

Graff is a former pole vaulter who has a black belt in Tae Kwon, a black sash in Kung Fu, as well as training in five other martial arts (making her a real life Beatrix Kiddo… without all the murdering). On top of this, she has an impressive résumé working as a stuntwoman in Hollywood, not to mention an already impressive past on American Ninja Warrior, where she made it further than any other woman last season.

However, as impressive as her latest showing is, my favorite Graff video still has to be her live-action reenactment of the chicken/Peter Griffin fight from Family Guy, where Graff portrayed the chicken.

I will never get tired of watching that.

Graff will compete in the finals, and we’ll be watching and rooting this real life Supergirl when she gets there.

Now that she’s been on Supergirl and “been” Wonder Woman, what superhero should Graff represent next? Tell us in the comments below.

Images: American Ninja Warrior