BattleBots season 8


The eighth season of the American competitive television series BattleBots premiered on Discovery on May 11, 2018. This is the first season of Battlebots to premiere on Discovery Channel and the third season since the show was rebooted in 2015. Encore episodes debuted on Science Channel on May 16, 2018.
In February 2018, Discovery Channel and Science Channel announced that it had picked up BattleBots after it was unofficially cancelled at ABC, marking the second time in the series' history that new episodes premiered on a new network. It features the "biggest, baddest, strongest and fastest next-generation robots from all over the world" as they battle it out in the battle arena for a chance to win the Robot Combat Sports championship.
Former UFC fighter Kenny Florian and MLB/NFL Sportscaster Chris Rose returned from the last two seasons to host this eighth season of BattleBots on Discovery. Also returning is Faruq Tauheed as the arena announcer. Former Battlebots judge Jessica Chobot replaced Alison Haislip as the sideline and behind the scenes reporter.

Judges

The current judges are the former Battlebots "bad boy" Derek Young, esports "maven" Naomi Kyle, and legendary roboticist Mark Setrakian. The guest judge was special effects "guru" Frank Ippolito. For episode 7, Grant Imahara from MythBusters and NASA systems engineer Bobak Ferdowsi, who worked on the Mars Landing, were guest judges. Episode 9 featured former BattleBots sideline correspondent Alison Haislip as a guest judge. Lisa Winter 2015 captain of team Plan X and 2016 captain of team Mega Tento is a guest judge as well. Episode 15 featured YouTube star Simone Giertz as a guest judge.

Contestants

This season, 55 robots weighing a maximum of 250 pounds have the chance to fight up to four times each. Their goal is to earn a top 16 ranking and qualify for the post-season where there will be knockout rounds until a winner-take-all fight to crown the 2018 BattleBots World Champion. The contestants hailed from all over the world including: Brazil, Canada, Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom and the United States.
A 56th robot, Raven, was supposed to compete in BattleBots, but due to its unfinished state and time constraints, it never made it into the competition.

Tournament

This season featured a new fight format with the mid-season "Desperado Tournament" where eight bots whose season started poorly will have a one time opportunity to reverse their fortunes. Eight teams will get a second chance to battle it out tournament style in the battle box. The lone survivor who can win three fights in a row will earn an automatic spot into the Top 16 and will be the first entrance into the 2018 BattleBot Championship and also win the Desperado Tournament giant bolt trophy. Meanwhile, the losing bots will go back into the Battle Box to finish out the season.

Seeding

  1. Lock-Jaw
  2. Gigabyte
  3. Lucky
  4. Valkyrie
  5. Hypothermia
  6. Gemini
  7. Double Dutch
  8. Kraken

Desperado Tournament Bracket

KO: Knockout
UD: Unanimous Decision
This season will have a 16 bot tournament to decide who will get the giant nut. The winner of the Desperado Tournament, Lock-Jaw, has already clinched a spot in the tournament. Then a committee will choose the other 15 bots.

Desperado Quarterfinals

KO: Knockout
SD: Split Decision

Desperado Semifinals

KO: Knockout

Desperado Final

KO: Knockout

Seeding

  1. Tombstone
  2. Bronco
  3. Bite Force
  4. Minotaur
  5. SawBlaze
  6. Icewave
  7. Yeti
  8. Son of Whyachi
  9. Lock Jaw
  10. Whiplash
  11. ROTATOR
  12. Monsoon
  13. Witch Doctor
  14. HUGE
  15. WAR Hawk
  16. Bombshell

Top 16 Bracket

KO: Knockout
UD: Unanimous Decision
SD: Split Decision

Round of 16

KO: Knockout
UD: Unanimous Decision

Quarterfinals

KO: Knockout

Semifinals & Championship

KO: Knockout

Episodes


Giant Bolt Awards

Four giant bolt awards were made for the 2018 season. The winner of the Desperado Tournament received a bolt award. The other three "Best of Show" awards were presented in the Battlebox towards the end of filming and were announced by Battlebots on Facebook and Twitter on 16 October 2018.
AwardAwarded forWinner
DesperadoWinner of Desperado TournamentLock-Jaw
Founders' AwardTeam that embodies the spirit of BattleBots.
Awarded by the BattleBots Founders, Trey Roski and Greg Munson.
Monsoon
Best DesignRobot that best embodies the combination of top-notch engineering and outstanding design
Awarded by the BattleBots builders.
Huge
Most Destructive RobotRobot that dished out the most gourmet damage
Awarded by the BattleBots Judges.
Rotator