The members of variety show,�MBC Infinity Challenge (Yoo Jae Suk, Park Myung Soo, Jung Jun Ha, Jung Hyung Don, Noh Hong Chul, Haha and Gil) had just finished their pro-wrestling special. Even though the training included immense pain and hard work, the members pulled through and showed a spectacular show. The most recent episode, however, showed the behind-the-scenes footage right before the live wrestling match, and viewers were shocked to see the critical states the members were in. It was already known that Jung Jun Ha had went to the hospital just before the match to get treatment, however, fans did not know how serious his condition was until the recent episode. It was revealed that he could not walk properly, or even lift himself up from the ground. After getting his treatment, the doctor said he should not go out and wrestle, but as we all know, he did it anyways, risking his health. Their coach, Son Star of Cherry Filter had serious issues with his ribs while Jung Hyung Don also had a minor concussion. Some viewers expressed sadness after watching the episode, and have made comments to the PD to never do specials like these anymore. Below are some of the comments that were made.

"My mom was so worried while watching the episode if they would get hurt. Son Star, who had a injured rib, had said the night before the wrestling match, 'It's alright, we can do this!' Those words brought me to tears." "At least give some medicine for them to heal. Please don't do make the members do such challenges again." "I have not missed a single episode of Infinity Challenge in five years. Though it is the name of the show, it isn't right to make them try everything out there. The conditions of the members broke my heart. Instead of these hard and painful challenges, do something where us viewers can always laugh about. Never do these things again." "I'm not sure if the members are comedians or stuntmen." "I have to agree with the netizens this time. It felt as if the members could actually die from what they were doing. Lets hope that the PD will make the right decisions in the future, putting health in front of ratings."