SAS Australia: Koby Abberton has no regrets about his cheating scandal

Koby Abberton was sensationally caught cheating during a challenge on Wednesday night’s episode of SAS Australia.

And the former Bra Boy has now broken his silence on the scandal and admitted he has no regrets.

The 42-year-old shared a defiant selfie to Instagram and revealed his five ‘rules of engagement’.

Defiant: SAS Australia’s Koby Abberton (pictured) in standing by his cheating scandal, telling his Instagram followers he has no regrets about his behaviour on Seven’s military-style show 

‘Rules of engagement: Live and die on the sword. Watch your competition suffer, ’cause you didn’t know ’em before the show,’ he wrote.

He stressed the importance of ‘never ever giving yourself up’, adding: ‘It’s my game and I play how I want.’

‘Let the weak fall first. Let the games begin,’ he concluded.

‘Let the games begin’: The 42-year-old shared this defiant selfie to Instagram and revealed his five ‘rules of engagement’

During Wednesday night’s episode, the former Bra Boy was tasked with completing an assault course with multiple challenges – with one task being 30 push-ups.

The 42-year-old completed 15 and vehemently denied cheating after chief drill instructor Ant Middleton singled him out.

After initially denying any wrongdoing in front of the rest of the recruits, chief instructor Ant Middleton later pulled Koby into his office and showed him the evidence to his face.

‘I’m going to ask you a simple question,’ Ant said. ‘Do you think we’re c**ts? We’re certainly not c**ts, so please don’t treat us like one.

Not happy: During Wednesday night’s episode, the former Bra Boy was tasked with completing an assault course with multiple challenges – with one task being 30 push-ups. He completed 15 and vehemently denied cheating after chief drill instructor Ant Middleton singled him out

‘I didn’t mean it’: After Koby was presented with the footage, he still denied that he had meant to cheat, replying: ‘I didn’t mean it. No way. I just wouldn’t have cheated that much. But the evidence is there and I’ll take full responsibility’

‘What I’ve got on this laptop is so blatant, that your integrity has come into question with us.’

After Koby was presented with the footage, he still denied that he had meant to cheat, replying: ‘I didn’t mean it. No way. I just wouldn’t have cheated that much. But the evidence is there and I’ll take full responsibility.’

Koby then breezily told the rest of the recruits they were all set to be ‘tortured’ later that evening because of his failure to complete 15 more reps.

‘That’s a lot. That’s not like a mental blank, that’s a complete f**k up. I’ve had enough of Koby,’ ironman Jett Kenny said to some of the other celebrities.

Denial: After initially denying any wrongdoing in front of the rest of the recruits (pictured), chief instructor Ant Middleton later pulled Koby into his office and showed him the evidence to his face