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Celeb SAS: Who Dares Wins Chief Instructor Rudy Reyes has reignited his feud with the series' former frontman, Ant Middleton. American SEAL Rudy, 50, has slammed the Brit he replaced, calling him "immature and narcissistic". He also bragged he could beat adventurer Ant, 42, in a brawl.

Tony Bellew has landed in the Australian jungle as a latecomer on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and is already complaining about the lack of food.The 40-year-old retired professional boxer made his debut on the ITV reality show on Thursday (November 23) and was left stunned after being served beans for dinner, which he kindly refused, and also confessed he was once left "skint".The new I'm A Celeb campmate, nicknamed the Bomber, has left his comfortable family home to take on the dreaded Bushtucker trials in hopes of being crown king of the jungle, and he brings an incredible backstory with him.The former WBC world cruiserweight champion from Liverpool became a professional boxer in 2007.

In the realm of reality television, few shows have hooked viewers quite like SAS: Who Dares Wins. The hit Channel 4 show kicked off this week with a string of famous faces taking part in the punishing jungle phase of SAS selection. Some of this year's celebrities include former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, singer Gareth Gates, TV personality, Danielle Lloyd and TOWIE star James 'Arg' Argent.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 is resting SAS: Who Dares Wins for the foreseeable future as it “shifts focus” to the celebrity version.

Channel 4 will axe part of its hit reality TV show SAS: Who Dares Wins after a run of eight series.The hit show sees a group of ex-army officials put a group of recruits through its Special Air Services training process, testing both emotional and physical strength in brutal challenges. But after a run of eight series, having first aired in 2015, Channel 4 have confirmed they will be axing the civilian version of the military training show.

The new season of SAS Australia is set to be the most extreme yet for its celebrity recruits who will in a series first, be taken through an incredibly grueling selection course in the Middle East. Whilst it is not clear yet where in the Middle East the

IT is hard to imagine a hard man like Ant Middleton ever hanging up his boots and slipping into the cosy slippers of retirement. But the telly tough guy admits he is thinking about it - at least one day.

Fox has ordered Special Forces: The Ultimate Test (w/t), based on a long-running British format — with short-lived Trump comms chief Anthony Scaramucci, Jamie Lynn Spears & Spice Girl Mel B among the 16 celebs facing a series of grueling challenges.

Liam Payne and Cheryl 's son Bear had just turned one when the couple split back in 2018.

ASHLEY Cain broke down in tears this evening as he completed a 100 mile run in memory of his late daughter Azaylia. The 31-year-old was met by hundreds of adoring fans and family members at Trafalgar Square in London after the 24 hour ordeal.

supports HTML5 videoAshley Cain has been joined on his 100-mile run to London by SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton, in memory of his late daughter Azaylia.The former Ex On The Beach star is completing a run from Nuneaton, Warwickshire to Trafalgar Sqaure, London this weekend to mark the first anniversary of Azaylia’s death on April 24, 2021. Azaylia, who Ashley shared with ex-girlfriend Safiyya Vorajee, died at just eight months old following a battle with a rare form of leukaemia. On Saturday, the 31-year-old set off from his hometown alongside his cousin Tamika and brother Matty, while Safiyya briefly joined at one point with her own brother. As the group trudged towards the final stretch, Ashley had a surprise guest in the form of survivalist Ant who donned an orange T-shirt in honour of Azaylia. ‘Major turning point today. In our final few miles going into the home straight, that’s when this man turned up,’ Ashley revealed in a video clip shared to Instagram. Cheering on his pal, Ant then interjected: ‘Listen he had it in the bag already, he’s got it in the bag I’ve just come for a bit of motivation just to pump that lion’s heart of his.

one of her dogs' scans after the death of beloved Lucy. The sofa favourite spokk out after taking her dog Dave to the vet. In March, beloved family pet Lucy tragically passed away.

SAS: Who Dares Wins were forced to do a double-take on Sunday night after they noticed new instructor Rudy Reyes looked very similar to previous instructor Ant Middleton.The popular Channel 4 show kicked off with a bang for a brand new series with a very different style to the series that aired before.But despite all the drastic changes that were in place, fans couldn't help but spot the distinct similarity in looks between Ant and Rudy.Heading straight to Twitter, viewers shared their thoughts online.One person penned: "So they have replaced the annoying Ant Middleton with a clone."Another commented: "The new chief instructor of #SASWhoDaresWins is who you’d expect Hollywood to cast as Ant Middleton in a straight-to-dvd movie."As a third piped up: "30 minutes in and it's led by a US Marine trying to look like a cross between Ant Middleton and John Wick." "Cross between Keanu Reeves and Ant Middleton. We don't want no movie, genuine action only," a fourth added.But this wasn't the only element of the show that fans were unsure about.The introduction of American instructors Rudy and Remi Adeleke caused quite a stir online as many thought the British programme was becoming too "Americanised".Sharing their opinions on this, fans headed to Twitter once again.One social media user said: "What a disappointment.

SAS: Who Dares Win’s new hardman Rudy Reyes is being abused by Ant Middleton’s fans — but says it’s nothing compared to the death threats he received when fighting the Taliban.  The former US marine is the new chief instructor on the Channel 4 adventure show, which was the role Ant held until March 2021 when he was fired for his "personal conduct".  But despite Rudy’s impressive resume, some viewers aren’t convinced he can fill Middleton’s boots. In an exclusive chat, Rudy told the Sun: “I've heard the negative opinions already.

Channel 4 show which taught him to swear like a trooper. Remi, 39, says: “The show is where I cursed most in my life - it’s a British effect and something I’m bringing to the table for the recruits.“In my day-to-day life I definitely don’t curse.“I’m not perfect by any means, but I try to live as much of a straight life as possible.“I act as well - I’ve been in a bunch of different movies, so I take off my everyday Remi hat and put on this character hat.“This person needs to be hard and push his people past their perceived limits.”New DS Remi is joined by ex-US Marine Rudy Reyes, 50, who replaces former chief instructor Ant Middleton - let go by Channel 4 because of his “personal conduct off camera” last year.TV staff union Bectu received four complaints from women about the 41-year-old, accusing him of making “lewd and suggestive comments” during the making of the show.Ant claimed he’d only ever indulged in “military banter”.“I’ve always had the utmost respect for women,” says Remi.

AFTER a decade in the special forces, Steven “Titch” Cormack is the latest ex-military man making a foray on to our TV screens. Although, unlike Ant Middleton who he served alongside in the Special Boat Service, he does not want to conform to any stereotypes in his new show The Speedshop, on BBC2. He even knocked back an offer to work alongside his former comrade on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins so he could concentrate on this programme, which starts on Sunday.

JAMES Argent has revealed he wants to follow in pal Joey Essex's footsteps and sign up for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The Real Dirty Dancing star, 34, has transformed his life over the past year losing an incredible 14 stone and overcoming addiction. He feels the tough Channel 4 show would be perfect for him to tell his story and push himself to the next level.

CELEBRITY SAS: Who Dares Wins' head soldier Ant Middleton revealed his most nail-biting mission yet as stars were set alight after being covered in petrol. The gritty reality series, currently airing in Australia, escalated a notch with the latest hell-raising challenge.

THEY are two hardened military veterans from opposite sides of the Atlantic who are also proud alpha males. So sacked SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton was never likely to be besties with his TV replacement, Rudy Reyes.

PART of being in the Special Forces is keeping your head in high-stress situations. Unfortunately for Ant Middleton, he has lost his in a fresh rant about his axing by Channel 4.

HE is the telly hardman known for his straight talking and fearsome toughness. Yet while these attributes made his name, Ant Middleton says they also proved his downfall when he found himself ditched by Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins — the show that launched his TV career, this year.