International Gladiators 1
Gladiators was a popular game show in the 1990s, a format of which was shown across the world in many countries. It had a contact sport theme with members of the public competing against SUPER-fit 'Gladiators', who were in fact skilled athletes in their chosen field. Each show would consist of a series of physical challenges, with the aim of out-doing or out-running the Gladiators in order to score points. The final round would show the male and female contenders racing against one another over a gruelling assault course in order to secure a place in the final. The winner of the grand final would receive a high-value prize, such as a Jeep or off-road vehicle. For some contenders this was not necessarily the end; 1994 champion Eunice Huthart pursued a career as a stunt-woman, the movie Tomb Rader being just one of her credits.
International Gladiators Series 1
The first International Series was held in the Summer of 1995. 4 Countries were involved and the series was a huge success all over the world.
Venue: National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, England
Presenters: John Fashanu and Mike Adamle
Event commentators: John Sachs and Mike Adamle
Referees: John Anderson and Larry Thompson
Timekeeper: Derek Redmond
Contenders (15 in total) |
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Female Contenders |
Eunice Huthart† (UK) |
†Overall Series Winner
Gladiators (24 in total) |
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British |
Cobra |
Gladiators not appearing in future shows
- Scorpio
- Shadow