Gladiators: The Ashes 2
For other uses of "The Ashes", see The Ashes (disambiguation).
The Ashes 2 was the second combination of the UK Gladiators & The Australian Gladiators.
This second Ashes series was brought to the UK and held at the NIA in Birmingham. The original Ashes series took place on the set of the Australian show.
Details
- Venue: National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, England
- Presenters: Mike Hammond and Ulrika Jonsson
- Event Commentator: John Sachs
- Referee: John Anderson and John Forsyth
- Time Keeper: Andrew Norgate
| Contenders (10 in total) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Female Contenders | Male Contenders | ||
| British | Australian | British | Australian |
| Sarah Damm Michelle Kimberley (substitute for Sarah Damm) Hannah Owen Celia Duffield (Replacement for Hannah Owen) |
Marissa Heuttner† Catherine Arlove |
Emmil Watson Mark Everitt |
Paul Stubbs Paul Reynolds† |
†Overall Series Winner
| Gladiators (17 in total) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Female Gladiators | Male Gladiators | ||
| British | Australian | British | Australian |
| Laser Lightning Rio Vogue |
Delta Fury Glacier Storm |
Ace Hunter Rhino Saracen Wolf |
Condor Taipan Tower Vulcan |
- UK Gladiators not appearing in future shows
- Laser
Season Results
Bold indicates show winner
| Show Number | Contenders | Events played (excluding Eliminator) | Date of original transmission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat 1 | Marissa Heuttner (AUS) v Sarah Damm (UK)/Michelle Kimberley (UK)1 Paul Reynolds (AUS) v Emmil Watson (UK) | Pendulum, Powerball, Swingshot, Duel, Hang Tough | January 18, 1997 |
| Heat 2 | Hannah Owen (UK)/Celia Duffield (UK)2 v Catherine Arlove (AUS) Paul Stubbs (AUS) v Mark Everitt (UK) | Skytrak, Powerball, Gauntlet, Hang Tough, Duel | January 25, 1997 |
| Final | Marissa Heuttner (AUS) v Catherine Arlove (AUS) Paul Reynolds (AUS) v Mark Everitt (UK) | Pendulum, The Wall, Swingshot, Duel, Hang Tough | February 1, 1997 |
Ashes 2 Champions: Marissa Heuttner (AUS) and Paul Reynolds (AUS)
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