News about Harry Aikines-Aryeetey

Strictly Come Dancing bosses are reportedly keen to sign up Gladiator Nitro and Love Island star Tommy Fury for the 2024 series.  Former Olympic sprinter Nitro, whos real name Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, is said to be on the verge of agreeing a deal with the BBC. Last year, Nitro made an appearance on Strictly as he read out the voting phone numbers and later danced backstage with professional Dianne Buswell. 

Following his stint as a gladiator on BBC's 'Gladiators', a revival of the 90's fan favorite show of the same name, Harry Aikines Aryeetey is expected to compete in the UK Indoor Athletic Championships. The 35-year-old's popularity is due to his slim physique, which was only enhanced by his appearance on gladiators. In the 60 meters for the event at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham from February 17 to 18, the former BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year has been accepted.

Gladiators, the originals, had a heyday in their heyday. More than 14 million viewers watched the movie. However, the new BBC reboot has awakened after axing of both cheerleaders and certain'skimpy' outfits. This Saturday, the much-loved Saturday night staple would return with an eleven-episode series, 30 years since it first premiered.

Guy Mowbray, a football analyst, will be the new voice of the BBC's resurgent Gladiators. Guy, 51, has been behind the microphone for BBC Sport's Africa Cup of Nations, European Championship, FA Cup, and Premier League. He will take the mickey over all the show's events, with contestants facing mighty opponents against a group of Gladiators.

A Gladiators contestant has revealed that the cast members of the iconic show revival have imposed a self-imposed sex ban as well as a 'no booze' policy. According to a member of the fearsome group, the amount of 'flirty banter' and'sexual tension' backstage is 'ridiculous.' They also agreed' to keep it 'PG'.

With the complete cast of the redesigned Gladiators now available, BBC1 has posted informal snapshots of the lycra-clad actors in costume as they prepare to face a new group of adversaries. Although many of the classic cast members' like Jet, Lightening, and Amazon have been discarded, the up-to-date look at the fearsome sixteen's chiselled chests, cut biceps, and sculptured abs fascia. In the photographs, the models all looked stunning, with their slewing bodies and ripped physiques.

It's the image that every returning fan of the show is looking forward to. With the complete cast of the restored Gladiators now out, BBC1 has gotten a look at the lycra-clad cast in costume as they prepare to face a new group of adversaries. Although the skimpy outfits favored by iconic former cast members like Jet, Lightening, and Amazon have been discarded, the up-to-date glimpse of the feared sixteen's chiselled chests, broken biceps, and sculpted abs are all notable.

The circle is now complete, with the last remaining Gladiators announced ahead of the revamped show's return to British television screens later this year. The fearsome group already includes trained rugby players, accomplished swimmers, sprinters and powerlifters - so what next as the final four make their presence felt? Well, based on their social media presence, one can safely assume it's more of the same, a possibility that doesn't bode well for the show's promising crop of contestants.

Three new Gladiators have been announced: a fierce weightlifter, a football player, and a 20-year-old swimmer. The hit nineties show is expected to return to BBC later this year, and the new batch of superfit titans was announced on Thursday. Sabre (Sheli McCoy), Apollo (Alex Gray), and Dynamite (Emily Steel) all have joined Nitro, Diamond, Giant, Fire, Legend, Fury, and Steel in an 11-part series.

The original series of Gladiators' skimpy female outfits have been discarded for the revival. The racy crop top and pants worn by the actors in the 1992 game show have been replaced by an actor's leotard.

The Commonwealth sprinter took to the forum to reveal his exercise-focused lifestyle and that being a Gladiator was his 'childhood aspiration.' His post came just hours after it was revealed that he would be joining the forthcoming Gladiators revival, making him the first name to join the pack.

On Friday, two new Gladiators joined the team-up ahead of its eagerly awaited return to the BBC and iPlayer later this year. On BBC Breakfast, Nitro and Diamond were announced, and the champions are poised to face the challenge of champions. In one of the most iconic and thrilling sports entertainment gameshows, the two teams will duel and compete.