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Coronation Street's Sue Cleaver has spilled the beans on the time she was accidentally knocked out cold while filming a fight scene for the popular ITV soap.The seasoned actress, known for portraying tough cookie Eileen Grimshaw, opened up about the hair-raising moment in her upcoming memoir A Work in Progress. During an intense scene back in 2012, co-star Judy Holt, acting as Lesley, unintentionally landed an uppercut that sent Sue straight to dreamland on set. Sue shared the scary details in her book, saying: "We had a stunt adviser and had spent some time practising our manoeuvres but unfortunately during a take, Judy got a bit carried away.

Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver has revealed how she was once knocked out with an uppercut while filming a fight scene for the show.

Sue Cleaver, the veteran soap actress known for her role as Eileen Grimshaw in 'Coronation Street', has shared a shocking incident from her time on set. In her memoir 'A Work in Progress', she recalls being accidentally knocked out during a fight scene in 2012 by co-star Judy Holt, who played Lesley, the wife of Eileen's firefighter boyfriend Paul Kershaw (Tony Hirst).

Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver is celebrating 20 years on the soap in style – by sharing a pretty bizarre memory.

Coronation Street's Sue Cleaver, 56, has spoken out about the time where she was "knocked out cold" after one of her co-stars "misjudged" one of their punches.The Eileen Grimshaw actress revealed she had to go to hospital to get checked out.Sue, who has played the role of Eileen Grimshaw on The Cobbles since 2000, has uncovered the details around the time where she experienced a "misjudged" punch.The ITV star revealed the incident happened in Eileen's kitchen in 2012, where she was in the middle of her scene with actress Judy Holt.Sue told The Mirror: "Judy’s character had Alzheimer’s."She punched me, misjudged it and I got knocked out cold on the floor."She went on to explain: "I had to visit the hospital to get checked out – she was