The UK's Fittest Man and a Former England Rugby Star to Star in BBC's Gladiators Revival

Key Highlights :

1. UK CrossFit star Zack George is Steel × Group 28.

2. The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh and his son Barney have been announced as the new hosts for the sports entertainment show.

3. Former England Women’s rugby sevens player Jodie Ounsley will star as Fury, while Zack George, who won the title of the UK’s Fittest Man in 2020, will go under the name Steel.

4. Jodie plays professional rugby for the Exeter Chiefs and was given her name due to her power and passion for competition.

5. Her achievements include being British champion at Brazilian jiu jitsu and winning the World Coal Carrying championship five times.

6. She was also Deaf Sports Personality of The Year in 2020.

7. She said: “Watching Gladiators growing up I was always in awe of their strength and power and now I am one. I hope contenders are ready to feel the Fury.”

8. UK CrossFit star, Zack George, is Steel × Group 28.

9. Steel earned his name through his “unbreakable strength”, ranking number 26 out of 126,461 on the global CrossFit leader board.

10. The CrossFit star said he is hoping to inspire a new generation of fans after undertaking his own personal fitness journey as a teenager.

     The BBC's revival of the classic sports entertainment show, Gladiators, is set to premiere later this year and the first Gladiators have been revealed. Former England Women's rugby sevens player Jodie Ounsley will star as Fury, while Zack George, who was named the UK's Fittest Man in 2020, will go under the name Steel.

     The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh and his son Barney have been announced as the new hosts for the show, which will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Jodie plays professional rugby for the Exeter Chiefs and her father was a contender on the show in 2008, giving her a special connection to the show.

     Jodie has achieved a lot in her career, including being British champion at Brazilian jiu jitsu and winning the World Coal Carrying championship five times. She was also Deaf Sports Personality of The Year in 2020 and is hoping contenders are ready to feel the Fury.

     Zack earned his name Steel due to his unbreakable strength and he is hoping to inspire a new generation of fans with his own personal fitness journey. He ranked number 26 out of 126,461 on the global CrossFit leader board and is looking forward to competing in the upcoming gameshow.

     The new series will feature brand new games alongside classic challenges, such as Duel, Hang Tough and The Eliminator – the gruelling obstacle course. It will take place at the Utilita Arena Sheffield around June 2023 and fans of the show won't have to wait long to see the action.

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