Contender Ready, Gladiator Ready! Is The Classic 90s Series About To Make a Comeback? | This Morning

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This Morning published this video item, entitled “Contender Ready, Gladiator Ready! Is The Classic 90s Series About To Make a Comeback? | This Morning” – below is their description.

It was the show that garnered tens of millions of viewers in the 90s, as everyday people competed in a range of physical battles with the likes of Wolf, Hunter and Rhino in Gladiators. And now as it’s set to be revived by the BBC, we’re joined by three of the former Gladiators, Hunter, Lightning and Saracen to reminisce.

Broadcast on 09/08/22

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