Bradley Walsh angers Gladiators fans with sly remark

Spectators of gladiators were not happy.

March 30th 2024.

Bradley Walsh angers Gladiators fans with sly remark
During the final of the successful BBC reboot of Gladiators, co-host Bradley Walsh made a joke that didn't sit well with fans. As the contenders battled it out for the champion title, Bradley's son and co-host Barney mentioned the original Gladiators stars Wolf and Jet, who were known for their skills in the "Hang Tough" challenge. Bradley then jokingly announced that they were back, leading the audience to erupt into cheers. However, it was soon revealed that they were not actually present, but rather watching the final from the comfort of their own homes.

This playful quip frustrated some viewers who were hoping for a surprise appearance from the beloved original Gladiators. They took to social media to express their disappointment and anger, with one fan even calling out Bradley for "playing" with their emotions. However, it was later revealed that one OG Gladiator, Saracen, was in fact in the audience and received a shoutout from one of the new Gladiators.

Saracen, whose real name is Michael Lewis, appeared on all eight seasons of the original show before leaving to pursue a career as a fireman. He made a surprise appearance in the crowd, much to the delight of the audience. Meanwhile, Jet, whose real name is Diane Youdale, left the show in 1996 after suffering spinal injuries during a live event. She has since become a qualified physiotherapist and has made appearances on various TV shows.

Fans were also excited to see their favorite baddie, Wolf, whose real name is Michael Van Wijk. The 71-year-old has remained active in the fitness industry, owning several gyms and even becoming a cage fighter and competing in Jiu Jitsu championships. He recently made an appearance on the popular Netflix show Squid Game, further solidifying his status as a fan favorite.

Despite the absence of Wolf and Jet during the final, the first series of the rebooted Gladiators was a success and was eventually won by personal trainer Marie-Louise and British Army officer Finlay. The BBC has already confirmed a second series, much to the excitement of fans. So, while we may not have seen Wolf and Jet in action during the final, there is still hope for their return in the future.

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In the end, it was a thrilling finale for Gladiators fans, despite the disappointment of not seeing Wolf and Jet in action. And as for Bradley's cheeky joke, it's safe to say that it didn't go down as well as he had hoped. But with the show's second series already commissioned, there's no doubt that more surprises and excitement await in the world of Gladiators.

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