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After almost two months of work, climber Paul Robinson has managed to make the second ascent of Monkey Wedding (V15), an until-now unrepeated problem established by Swiss boulderer Fred Nicole in South Africas Rocklands. According to 27Crags, Robinson called Monkey Wedding a huge mental and physical struggle and said it was the replica Rolex 116138-BKSL Men's Watch second hardest send he had ever completed. Robinson linked up the problem on the final day of his trip to Rocklands. Another Fred Nicole problem got its first repeat last week, when South African climber Arjan de Kock sent Golden Shadow (V14) in Rocklands. De Kock also made the second ascent of Robinsons new problem The Big Short.Outside caught up with Robinson last week. Read the interview here.--Adam RoyPhoto courtesy of Alexandra Kahn.