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Tuesday, May 12, 2026

The Gladiators Are Back

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One of the most popular shows of the 90’ss and early 2000’s is back! Pitting contestants in a wide variety of physical games against Gladiators, the non-stop action takes place on an assault course. The new generation of Gladiators is set to return to our screens for 15 action packed episodes. The team is busy recruiting both contestants and Gladiators to take part and are in Cape Town this weekend to see what the Mother City’s fittest and fastest have to offer.

Shannon Gaskin, affectionately known as Tusk to fans, joined Bobby & Lindy for a chat about the new instalment of the show. He will join the team as a mentor to the new generation of Gladiators:

The new generation of Gladiators is led by captain Adira who gave the team a look into what the new season will offer:

Smile Breakfast asked Tusk and Adira to give them their very own Gladiator names. What they came up with was quite…creative:

 

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Phil de Lange
Phil de Lange
Phil de Lange is the producer of the Ryan O'Connor Breakfast show and has been with Smile 90.4FM since it's inception in 2013. Through his work on the breakfast show he has won two national radio awards. He has been in broadcasting for 15 years and has honed his talent at 6 different radio stations. Outside of radio he is also a podcast producer and award winning stand-up comedian.

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