TWO new Gladiators have officially joined the show, with there now 18 in the team of strong men and women. The new Gladiators are esteemed athletes called Cyclone and Hammer, and behind their stage names, their real names are Lystus Ebosele and Tom Wilson. Announced on The One Show last night, returning Gladiator, Legend, shared his thoughts on the two new stars joining the programme. When asked by Alex Jones what it was like to have two newbies, Legend jokingly said: "It felt fine.
For me, personally, you can never have too many assistants. You need people. I've got a lot of stuff to carry, you know what I mean? This comes after The Sun was the first to reveal that two new Gladiators had joined the pack for the next series, boosting the squad to a whopping The Gladiators final takes place on Easter Saturday at 5. After ten gruelling weeks facing the superhuman Gladiators , four contenders have made it through to the grand final.
Finlay Anderson - Army officer Finlay, 34, from Edinburgh has made it to the final despite being injured in the quarter-final. Wesley Male - Even though he joined in the quarter-final stage, part-time Leeds wrestler Wesley, 35, has proved a force to be reckoned with on the Gladiators gauntlet.
Bronte Jones - This year-old firefighter from Sheffield is the youngest contender in the final. Marie-Louise Nicholson - Hailing from Dublin , Marie-Louise, 28, is a fitness coach who has scored maximum points five times on Gladiators.
Gladiators made a comeback last January when Bradley and Barney Walsh revived the show and hosted it together. When Gladiators airs, each episode sees four players - who are known as the "contenders" - compete in a series of physical challenges. The four contenders, who are made up of two men and two women, compete against the show's resident Gladiators. My Account. Sign in. Mollie Quirk Issy Sampson.
