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Ant Middleton reveals contestant on SAS Australia may beat Roxy Jacenko’s record of lasting just SIX HOURS in the brutal competition – as he confirms a celebrity quits on day one
SAS Australia’s chief instruction Ant Middleton has confirmed one of the celebrities on the upcoming season doesn’t last a day.
The British adventurer, 40, appeared on Nova’s Fitzy and Wippa on Friday and revealed that one of the contestants may beat Roxy Jacenko’s record last season.
The PR queen left the show in tears after just six hours of challenges.
Gone! SAS Australia’s chief instruction Ant Middleton (pictured) has confirmed one of the celebrities on the upcoming season doesn’t last a day. The British adventurer, 40, appeared on Nova’s Fitzy and Wippa on Friday and revealed that one of the contestants may beat Roxy Jacenko’s record last season
‘Not too far from it,’ Ant said when asked how close the new contestant’s record comes to Roxy’s.
‘At the end of the day, once we get them there and they actually realise, you can see their little beady eyes knocking around thinking, ‘what the hell have I got involved in?” he added.
‘That shock of capture that we maintain throughout the first I would say at least three or four days is too much for some people.
Oops! The PR queen left the show in tears after just six hours of challenges. ‘Not too far from it,’ Ant said when asked how close the new contestant’s record comes to Roxy’s. Roxy is pictured
‘And yeah, it’s a psychological game from the off, they look around, they go, ‘this isn’t a bit of me’.’
Roxy cracked last year after celebrities were forced to submerge themselves in freezing cold water as punishment.
She refused to get into the water, and instead told the instructors that she wanted off the show.
Tears: Roxy cracked last year after celebrities were forced to submerge themselves in freezing cold water as punishment. She refused to get into the water, and instead told the instructors that she wanted off the show
‘I can’t do it. I actually can’t… My leg’s killing me. I can’t do it,’ the 41-year-old told the instructors as she handed over her armband.
Despite being asked if she was ‘100 per cent sure’, Roxy insisted she couldn’t do it, before breaking down in tears.
‘It’s so f**king painful. I don’t want to give up…’ she cried, as the instructor described her decision to leave as ‘unfortunate’.
SAS Australia premieres Monday, September 13, on Seven
Over: ‘It’s so f**king painful. I don’t want to give up…’ she cried, as the instructor described her decision to leave as ‘unfortunate’
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