Sharron Davies: Last News

Gladiators star Sharron Davies has bravely shared details of her horror show injury that left her needing nine surgeries.The 61 year old, who is best remembered for her stint as Amazon on the original ITV version of Gladiators that aired in 1995, spoke of the harrowing ordeal she had to go through on the show, which resulted in her requiring nine operations and even a knee reconstruction. While participating in the program's Pyramid Game, the former Olympian, who won a silver medal in swimming at the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games, sustained a severe knee injury, reports the Daily Star.

It's hard to believe that it's been over two decades since Gladiators, the muscle-filled 90s TV show bursting with competitive challenges and skin-tight Lycra, first graced our screens. Now, the glittering primetime spectacle has us on the edge of our seats once again thanks to the BBC's epic reboot, with hosts Bradley and Barney Walsh presiding over the epic battles every Saturday night. And while new Gladiators taking on the contestants include Viper, Legend and Fury, many of the original Gladiator's off-screen lives are now very different, leading them down challenging paths involving drug problems and time behind bars.

Team GB swimmer Helen Smart, known previously as Helen Don- Duncan, sadly passed away 'suddenly' at the age of 43, with tributes pouring in from fellow athletes across the world. Helen represented Britain at the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000 in the 200m backstroke and also won a bronze medal in the same event at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur.The backstroke specialist later retired from the sport and became head of Worsley Mesnes Community Primary School in Wigan. Olympic medallist Sharron Davies was one of the stars to share her sadness, writing to Twitter, "This is very sad news.

Viewers have reacted negatively over Adam Peaty's 'disrespectful' comments towards the Commonwealth Games after downplaying its importance in a BBC interview.

"I'm afraid that is not acceptable in a world where we don't believe in sex discrimination", she told Sportsmail.The new policy comes following a Congress meeting with the Extraordinary General Congress where members heard a report from a transgender task force.Among those to speak at Congress included American Summer Sanders and Australia's current Olympic champion Cate Campbell.The finalised rule states that any trans athlete must have completed their transition by the age of 12.

The Masked Singer fans are convinced that the celebrity face behind the towering character Robobunny is millionaire YouTuberKSI.Previously the furry character belted out the BTS track Dynamite, with fans previously suspecting the singer to be Westlife’s Markus Feehily following a series of so-called “blindingly obvious” clues.But after last weekend’s performance on the ITV game show, viewers have shared their thoughts that the musically-talented bunny could be the 28-year-old vlogger.Fans of The Masked Singer have taken to Twitter to share their theories online as they prepare for a double eviction set to take place this Saturday.One user penned: “Loving the masked singer so far. I’m thinking Robobunny is KSI.”Another added: “My guess for Robobunny is KAI? #TheMaskedSinger.”A third viewer chimed in with: “Just watched masked singer again and I'm torn on Robobunny part of me thinks KSI but the last clue makes me think Sharron Davies being swimmer but metal plates in hip.”Meanwhile, one ITV viewer penned: “So the only other one I'm positive about is the Robobunny.

Tipping Point host Ben Shephard brought in Toyah Willcox, Sharron Davies and Rev Richard Coles to compete to win money for their chosen charities for a celebrity edition of the ITV quiz show which aired on Saturday afternoon.The Reverend flew through the game, racking up over £8,000 from fallen tokens before shooting for £20,000 jackpot.He had no problem answering questions correctly and knocking coins from the machine, with his success leading to Toyah asking the machine if the pair were friends.The Reverend revealed he had been dealing with one particularly angry badger in his garden when he was posed with one question.Ben asked: "Which of the following garden visitors are most likely to be categorised as insectivores?"Richard was given

Sharron Davies isn't letting the nationwide lockdown affect her stellar physique or her Olympian-level swimming ability.