Ant Middleton SAS: Who Dares Wins

Ant Middleton has been replaced by former US Marine Rudy Reyes on the new 2022 season of SAS: Who Dares Wins.

It's not about one person, it's about a team and it's about different characters." And maybe the next one, who knows what we'll change up?" He continued: "Different, you know, which is sometimes a good thing.

SAS: WHO DARES WINS instructor Mark 'Billy' Billingham has addressed the former chief instructor Ant Middleton's replacement as the Channel 4 show returns ...

“That’s very strange being the person that I am. “I feel like I fit in here,” he admitted. Alongside an image of the new line-up, Billy tweeted: “Standby Standby. More experience! Half the time I’m not even in this country.” Speaking to Express.co.uk and other press, Billy addressed his former co-star’s departure. SAS: Who Dares Wins returns with a brand new line-up on Sunday as familiar faces Billy Billingham and Jason Fox are joined by two former United States Special Forces operators.

Ant Middleton had been with the Channel 4 series since 2015 but won't be appearing when the show returns for a seventh series tonight.

I want to make that really, really clear. When did two wrongs make a right. It was only a matter of time. Thanks to everyone that took part and made the show what it is. Really excited about the future and what’s coming this year. He said: ‘The extreme left against the extreme right.

Jason 'Foxy' Fox said the show's producers have suggested 'mental' challenges like getting recruits to jump from a car onto another car on fire.

They can say, 'What about this, this and this?' and we're like, 'Yeah, we can do that, that and that, but not that.'" And can we do that?' and we're like, 'Well, we can do it', but we never f**king did it. Stay up to date with the latest celebrity and TV news with showbiz updates from our daily newsletter here.

Back on Channel 4 is the brutal survival programme SAS: Who Dares Wins where ordinary people attempt to survive the Special Air Services (SAS) screening ...

There are six episodes in the series, each an hour-long, and they will be shown every Sunday on Channel 4 for the next six weeks. A total of 20 civilians, who have not yet been announced, will be taking part in this series to see if they can last until the end. Back on Channel 4 is the brutal survival programme SAS: Who Dares Wins where ordinary people attempt to survive the Special Air Services (SAS) screening process.

The new series of SAS: Who Dares Wins starts without Ant Middleton this weekend on Channel 4.

Stay up to date with the latest celebrity and TV news with showbiz updates from our daily newsletter here. The third season, which featured celebrities instead of civilians, aired in February 2022. It's been a brilliant experience being on that show but I'm honestly happy to let some new blood come in and put their own stamp on it."

Ant Middleton is no longer the SAS: Who Dares Wins chief instructor, but his co-stars Billy and Foxy say they 'haven't heard from him'.

Since I departed from the military in 2016 my main focus in life has been to inspire, motivate and educate people— whether through writing, speaking or visual storytelling. If they want me to be the chief instructor then I’ll do it, but it doesn’t matter to us. I am the oldest, and happy to be the old bull at the back. However, as the new series brings in two new staff, Billy and Foxy revealed they haven’t heard from their former co-star. Billy said that he knows Ant can “go on without him.” This time though, the series has been totally retransformed.

The Channel 4 show is back for its seventh series - the first with former British soldier Ant Middleton.

Thanks to everyone that took part and made the show what it is. Really excited about the future and what’s coming this year." A Channel 4 spokesperson said in a statement at the time: "Ant Middleton will not be taking part in future series of SAS: Who Dares Wins. Following a number of discussions Channel 4 and Minnow Films have had with him in relation to his personal conduct it has become clear that our views and values are not aligned and we will not be working with him again."

The former soldier had faced a backlash over comments he made about the Black Lives Matter protests and coronavirus. In March 2021 Ant tweeted the news that he ...

He was also criticised for views and opinions relating to the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter. Yes. Am I still cuddling fans at the airport? Channel 4 also made an announcement at the time, saying that their "views and values are not aligned" and that they will not work with him again. In March 2020 he spoke about the pandemic on his Instagram, he said: "Am I still out travelling the world? There are so many other formats that I am working on now that feel more suited to who I am today. He's regarded as the face of SAS: Who Dares Wins but Ant Middleton will be missing from the latest series on Channel 4.

Channel 4's SAS: Who Dares Wins returned to television screens on Sunday evening, but without long-time instructor Ant Middleton, leaving many viewers ...

“One of my favourite series but Channel 4 have gone the wrong way after losing Ant Middleton - too American-ised.” Another wrote: “So they have replaced the annoying Ant Middleton with a clone,” as fellow fans mourned the loss of Ant on the programme, writing: “I have to be honest I’m missing Ant Middleton the show is not the same without him.” SAS: Who Dares Wins fans were left seeing double as the hit Channel 4 series returned with a host of new instructors, after the departure of Ant Middleton from the programme.

Rodolfo Reyes took over from Ant as chief instructor on the Channel 4 show tonight.

#SASWhoDaresWins." @liviaaarhx wrote: "Can we have Ant back pls cos what the f*** #SASwhodareswins." Not keen on these new American guys x." @JuliaOsborne wrote: "Not sure how I feel about tonight’s #SASwhodareswins without @antmiddleton It’s not the same. @klapperknacker said: "Big L Channel 4. Their ability to work in a team was tested as they crossed a ravine by balancing on a rope 165 feet above the ground. During his military career, Reyes served in Afghanistan and the Iraq war.

SAS WHO DARES WINS fans were left raging when the new series aired without Chief instructor Ant Middleton on Sunday, replacing the ex-officer with a US ...

Like Remi, think he’s a good addition to the DS. Not sure about Rudy yet. For me, all about the contestants mental, emotional & physical strength with the shouty fellas playing 2nd fiddle #SASWhoDaresWins.” There will be six episodes in total, airing weekly on Sunday nights until May 15. @Sanassee weighed in: “Surprised everyone lasted the first episode. @vennersp shared: "Well it certainly isn't the same.. Far too dramatic #Channel4 #SASWhoDaresWins."

Remi Adeleke and Rudy Reyes will be joining Billy and Foxy on SAS Who Dares Wins series 7, taking the place of ex-chief instructor Ant Middleton.

The word scum was used to describe the people in the video that were violent, that were causing terror on the streets of London and setting a bad example for our future generations.’ Ant said: ‘Within that tweet I mentioned the BLM and EDL and the word “scum”. At no point was I calling the BLM scum and comparing the two organisations. The passionate adventurer has put a new batch of famous faces in the Australian version of the series, and he was certainly quick to remind them all that this wasn’t your regular ‘f**king reality show’. ‘You’re going to love him, he’s got a lot of experience, brings a lot to the table and he wears his heart on his sleeve.’ When did two wrongs make a right. Despite being axed from the UK version of the series, Ant is now a part of the Australian version on Channel 7 as chief instructor. It was only a matter of time. ‘Following a number of discussions Channel 4 and Minnow Films have had with him in relation to his personal conduct it has become clear that our views and values are not aligned and we will not be working with him again.’ At the time of his firing, Channel 4 said in a statement: ‘Ant Middleton will not be taking part in future series of SAS: Who Dares Wins. He said: ‘The extreme left against the extreme right. Aside from the change in location, this series will see new DS leading the recruits through the difficult and intense tasks, marking a change from Ant, who was axed from the Channel 4 show. SAS: Who Dares Wins is set to return to our screens tonight, and this season things will be slightly different as two new Directing Staff join the team from across the pond, taking the place of ex-chief instructor Ant Middleton.

SAS: Who Dares Wins returned for a brand-new series on Sunday, however, viewers were missing Ant Middleton's presence.

MORE : Ant Middleton axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins by Channel 4 over ‘personal conduct’ Also I love the new base, very gritty, and I reckon the heat is gonna be such a huge factor this series.’ MORE : SAS: Who Dares Wins introduces Ant Middleton replacement in first look at 2022 series

Last night saw the return of the Channel 4 series SAS: Who Dares Wins? with former United States Recon Marine Rudy Reyes, 49, taking on the role as chief ...

A bond of brotherhood paid for in blood. A fourth added: 'Just watching the 1st three minute introduction to #SASWhoDaresWins and I'm switching off. 'Wrestling, martial arts - ultimately lead me to the military. 'The UK and USA have a very special relationship. Exit: In early March 2021, Ant's abrupt departure from the British version of the show was confirmed by Channel 4, apparently due to his 'personal conduct' In early March 2021, Ant's abrupt departure from the British version of the show was confirmed by Channel 4, apparently due to his 'personal conduct'. Viewers of SAS: Who Dares Wins slammed the new series last night after members of the British team were replaced by 'annoying' American knock-offs (pictured left, Ant Middleton, and right, new instructor Rudy Reyes) At the start of the show, instructor Billy explained the reasoning behind introducing a more American team to the show. Many of those watching the first episode slated the two new American insructors and urged the programme-makers to bring back Ant Middleton Viewers of SAS: Who Dares Wins slammed the new series last night after members of the British team were replaced by 'annoying' American knock-offs. - The first episode of new series saw a new team of American instructors 'Bring back Ant Middleton!' Viewers slam SAS: Who Dares Wins as members of the British team are replaced by 'annoying American knock-offs'

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In June 2020, he posted a video of violence at anti-racism protests in London on Twitter, with the caption: “The extreme left against the extreme right. This is not the only controversial view he has shared. He went on to serve three times in Afghanistan, twice as a sniper and point man for the Special Boat Service. No. Am I going to let some disease, Covid-19, dictate my life? The channel told the Mirror: “We can’t comment on anonymous allegations, however, we take issues of welfare very seriously. “Has my life changed? We have robust procedures in place to allow members of staff to come forward and confidentially raise any concerns.” What a great example you are to your future generation. However, a spokesperson for Middleton said the allegations were entirely false, stating: “Ant categorically denies your allegations. I want to make that really, really clear. BLM and EDL are not welcome on our streets, absolute scum. He served five months of a 14 month sentence.