Running Man Cheorwon Episode: Ji Suk-jin and Heo Kyung-hwan Face Off in 1:1 Name Tag Battle for a Private House

Ji Suk-jin X Heo Kyung-hwan, 1:1 name tag ripping for a private house! Heo Kyung-hwan flustered by Ji Suk-jin's flawless defense and offense

Yang Se-chan "I was like that too!" summoning the 'May Nightmare' of losing to Ji Suk-jin during Heo Kyung-hwan's ordeal

Climb the 53m 'Torch Observatory' via stairs! Fear from the floor visible beneath their feet → Admiration for the Cheorwon night view

In the SBS 'Running Man' episode broadcasting this Sunday the 11th, a showdown of pride between Ji Suk-jin and Heo Kyung-hwan will unfold to claim a private house stay.

Following last week, this episode continues the 2-day, 1-night trip to Cheorwon with the 'Running Man' members and the 'Let's Tear Up Cheorwon II' race. While the members were enjoying the dinner they prepared themselves, an unexpected confrontation was formed over the private house stay: a 1-on-1 name tag ripping duel between the 'oldest member of Running Man' Ji Suk-jin and Heo Kyung-hwan.

With the match suddenly arranged, the members became deeply immersed, even conducting special training for the two. Heo Kyung-hwan also predicted victory with a confident appearance, but once the full-scale duel began, an unexpected development unfolded. Ji Suk-jin pushed Heo Kyung-hwan with flawless defense and sharp attacks; Heo Kyung-hwan, who had underestimated Ji Suk-jin, appeared flustered by the tight match, stepping backward and even staggering as his legs lost strength, causing laughter on set.

Watching this, Yang Se-chan shouted, "I was like that too!", drawing laughter by summoning the memory of his defeat in a 1-on-1 duel against Ji Suk-jin last May. Expectations are high for how this duel between the two will conclude.

Next, the members enter the 'Ring it with Tact' mission using mobile phone alarms, with sleeping spaces and penalties at stake. In a format where the person whose alarm rings first, rings simultaneously with someone else, or rings last loses, it is said that the members could not let go of their tension in a situation where it was difficult to predict when each alarm would ring.

The members who received penalties based on the mission results headed to the Torch Observatory, a landmark of Cheorwon. Upon reaching the section where the ground is clearly visible through holes in the floor at the top of the 53m high observatory, the members fell into extreme fear. However, the fear was brief; upon facing the night view of Cheorwon from the observatory, they reportedly poured out continuous admiration, showing a movement between fear and emotion, enjoying unexpected touching moments.

From the unexpected close match between Ji Suk-jin and Heo Kyung-hwan to the Torch Observatory penalty decided by mobile phone alarms, the 'Let's Tear Up Cheorwon II' race will be revealed on SBS 'Running Man', which broadcasts 10 minutes earlier than usual this Sunday the 11th at 6 PM.

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