Fitness coach Moses Jackson is Sierra Leone’s finalist for Beast Games Season 3, MrBeast’s record-breaking global competition that will cast one contestant from every country in the world. Voting closes today.
Sierra Leone has one day to put one of its own on the world’s biggest stage. Moses Jackson known across the country as Coach Jackson has reached the finalist stage of Beast Games Season 3, and is calling on every Sierra Leonean at home and in the diaspora to vote for him before the window closes today at 12 PM Eastern Time.
Beast Games Season 3 is doing something no reality television show has ever attempted: casting one contestant from every country in the world to compete for a $5 million prize the largest single cash prize in the history of reality television. Coach Jackson, a fitness coach from Sierra Leone with a reputation for discipline, physical conditioning, and community inspiration, is the country’s finalist meaning a single vote from Sierra Leoneans today could send him from Freetown to Amazon Prime Video’s most watched unscripted series.
Voting opened on April 24, 2026 at 12 PM Eastern Time and closes today, May 1, at 12 PM Eastern Time. The system uses geolocation technology so that only users physically in Sierra Leone can vote directly for their country’s representative one vote per person, with voters required to be 18 or older and to register with a valid email address.
That geolocation requirement makes the diaspora’s role critical but indirect. Sierra Leoneans outside the country cannot cast votes for Moses Jackson themselves but they can share his voting link with family and friends back home who can. The link is beastgames.votenow.tv/moses.
The global casting format for Season 3 is unprecedented in reality television history. By recruiting one representative from every nation, Beast Games is set to be the most internationally diverse competition show ever made and Sierra Leone, a country of eight million people that has rarely had cause to see itself reflected on global entertainment platforms, now has a direct path onto that stage.
It is important to note that while the contestant who receives the highest number of votes will be considered for selection, the final decision rests with the show’s producers, who will also apply criteria such as background checks, gender balance, and representation integrity before confirming the final cast. But votes matter. Public support is part of the process, and for small nations competing alongside countries with vastly larger populations and internet penetration, a mobilised, unified voter base can make the difference.
Moses Jackson has built his public identity on physical transformation and community empowerment a fitness coach whose work reaches beyond gym walls into the broader conversation about youth health, discipline, and aspiration in Sierra Leone. His appeal as a Beast Games contestant is self-evident: the show is built around physical endurance, mental resilience, and the ability to perform under extreme pressure precisely the terrain where a fitness professional with a coach’s mindset has an advantage over general contestants.
His call to Sierra Leoneans is unambiguous: “Sierra Leone, this is our moment.” It is a phrase that carries weight in a country that has spent decades telling its story to a world that was not always listening. A Beast Games appearance would put Sierra Leone in front of one of the largest entertainment audiences on the planet Prime Video’s most watched unscripted series, hosted by MrBeast, one of the most followed individuals on earth.
Time is short. The voting window closes at 12 PM Eastern Time today that is 5 PM Sierra Leone time. Sierra Leoneans at home can go directly to beastgames.votenow.tv/moses, register with their email address, and cast their vote. It takes minutes. Those abroad should share that link immediately with family and friends in Sierra Leone who can still vote in the remaining hours.
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MrBeast has made clear that Season 3 is going global in a way the show has never done before one contestant per country, competing for $5 million on the world stage. Sierra Leone’s seat at that table is within reach. Coach Jackson has done the work to get here. Now the country has until midday to decide whether he goes further.
Vote: beastgames.votenow.tv/moses
