Gladiators

It's the first heat and four everyday Aussies will battle our Gladiators in nail-biting knockout events like Duel, Powerball, The Wall, Pyramid and The Eliminator, for a spot in the quarter finals.

It's our third heat and four new contenders fight for a spot in the quarter-finals. A drama-filled episode featuring competition-ending injuries, controversial referee calls and nail-biting competition.

Four contenders face drama in Powerball, Duel, pyramid, The Wall and The Eliminator. Viking returns and Comet makes an explosive debut, only two will advance to the quarter-finals.

In the penultimate heat, Gladiators face a blast from the past as sons of original Gladiators compete against superfans Rachelle and Sam for a spot in the quarterfinals.

In the final heat of Gladiators, Liz and Beau host the golden oldie edition. Meet Janice, Michelle, Jason and Sohrab. With Raven and Maximus making their debut, who secures the last Quarterfinal spots?

In Gladiators' final Quarter Final, contenders Taylah, Sam, Daine and Danny compete. Tilt sets up a David vs. Goliath show, while Hang Tough, The Wall and Pyramid feature body slams and surprises.

In the second Quarter Final, Kalani battles Jonny, and Makedonka competes against Janice in Hang Tough, Tilt, Pyramid and The Wall. The Eliminator, deciding who becomes Australia's next Gladiator.

In Gladiators' final Quarter Final, Contenders Taylah, Sam, Daine, and Danny compete. Tilt sets up a David vs. Goliath show, while Hang Tough, The Wall, and Pyramid feature body slams and surprises.

Tonight, the Semi Finals with two new events, The Edge and Whiplash. Daine, Chris, Tee and Taylah are put to the test in five adrenaline filled events to secure their spot in the Grand Final.

In the last Semi Final, 2 Wildcard Contenders will compete for a second chance. Only one lucky man and woman will win and secure a ticket to the Grand Final.

Tonight, The Gladiators Grand Final. Competing in Hang Tough, The Edge, Pyramid, The Wall and finally, The Eliminator. Take your seats because it's time to crown Australia's next Gladiator.