Benn and Collins on Channel 5 tonight
Benn and Collins on Channel 5 tonight
Channel 5 launch yet another reality show at 8 tonight:
Commando VIP (Documentary)
Time - 20:00 - 20:30 (30 minutes long)
When - Wednesday 19th October on five
Series following six celebrity wannabe commandos as they live, train and fight together in a bid to mould themselves into the ultimate fighting unit. In this programme, the new recruits are sent on their first mission and have to rescue a downed pilot from behind enemy lines.
(Stereo, New Series, Subtitles)
Along with the usual suspects, such as Big Brother contestants, and former members of Steps, Nigel Benn and Steve Collins are taking part, if anyone's interested. Surely Benn will be at a bit of an advantage here, given his time in the army?
Commando VIP (Documentary)
Time - 20:00 - 20:30 (30 minutes long)
When - Wednesday 19th October on five
Series following six celebrity wannabe commandos as they live, train and fight together in a bid to mould themselves into the ultimate fighting unit. In this programme, the new recruits are sent on their first mission and have to rescue a downed pilot from behind enemy lines.
(Stereo, New Series, Subtitles)
Along with the usual suspects, such as Big Brother contestants, and former members of Steps, Nigel Benn and Steve Collins are taking part, if anyone's interested. Surely Benn will be at a bit of an advantage here, given his time in the army?
So did I, only remembered tonight at 7, I'm recording them all, good series this!KOJOE90 wrote:Good man.The Hawk wrote:On now, part 2!!! Good show this, good seeing Collins and Benn working togetherI nearly forgot. :(
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Collins near got them back up that mountain, I thought a Benn Collins III might of happened after that
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He certainly does.RobD wrote:Nigel sure takes these sort of things seriously. He's probably been training for it.
Remember that Gladiator programme on Five, where he was pitched in combat against Eubank?
Eubank didn't do any training for it, but Benn trained religiously for it & took it really seriously.
I think the sight of Eubank does things to Benn!!!!
Yes that was fantasticSyntax Error wrote:He certainly does.RobD wrote:Nigel sure takes these sort of things seriously. He's probably been training for it.
Remember that Gladiator programme on Five, where he was pitched in combat against Eubank?
Eubank didn't do any training for it, but Benn trained religiously for it & took it really seriously.
I think the sight of Eubank does things to Benn!!!!![]()
Collins was very good, that guy near Sh@t himself when he stood up with his fists at him tonight
The Hawk wrote:Yes that was fantasticSyntax Error wrote:He certainly does.RobD wrote:Nigel sure takes these sort of things seriously. He's probably been training for it.
Remember that Gladiator programme on Five, where he was pitched in combat against Eubank?
Eubank didn't do any training for it, but Benn trained religiously for it & took it really seriously.
I think the sight of Eubank does things to Benn!!!!![]()
Great to see Benn in these things, it gets the old fire going in his belly!
Collins was very good, that guy near Sh@t himself when he stood up with his fists at him tonight
I loved the part on gladiator when they were chatting with Eubank, and he said. I thought I would just recite some poetry and pose a bit.
That was a classic piece of TV, it reminded me just how intimidating Collins can be. I thought he did really well, appears a very strong minded person and not an easy guy to intimidate or break. No surprise there though.The Hawk wrote:Collins was very good, that guy near Sh@t himself when he stood up with his fists at him tonight
Nigel Benn was class and great value for money as he always is, in or out of the ring. When he was being interigated, he started of just looking moody, but later on when he spat on that plate of food, he had the old Dark Destroyer eyes back. I remember years ago Eubank said he didn't like looking into Benns eyes as he had "The eyes of a Shark".
Very true, "Classic" Tv that, I loved the Benn, Eubank and Collins Era, anything to relive these fighters is fantastic. Collins is very strong minded, theres not a chance any of those guys would break him or Benn, the Old Dark Destroyer came out in Benn in the end, thats something that can't be trained into those guys, its in their make up.KOJOE90 wrote:That was a classic piece of TV, it reminded me just how intimidating Collins can be. I thought he did really well, appears a very strong minded person and not an easy guy to intimidate or break. No surprise there though.The Hawk wrote:Collins was very good, that guy near Sh@t himself when he stood up with his fists at him tonight![]()
Nigel Benn was class and great value for money as he always is, in or out of the ring. When he was being interigated, he started of just looking moody, but later on when he spat on that plate of food, he had the old Dark Destroyer eyes back. I remember years ago Eubank said he didn't like looking into Benns eyes as he had "The eyes of a Shark".
Looking forward to next weeks
I'm guessing at the exact quote now, but I remember Eubank saying after the first fight: 'I believe he wanted to kill me; he had the strength and the desire to do so'. Something like that. That rivalry was unbelievable Hatton-Witter is kiddy stuff when compared with that. Being entirely selfish, how good would Benn-Toney or Benn-Jones Jnr have been? I could never have made Benn favourite, but if anyone could have pulled out a win, it would have been The Dark Destroyer. Benn is one of my all-time favourite fighters, the guy was just unreal. And his ring entrance, to the chimes of Big Ben is one of the all-time classics.KOJOE90 wrote: Nigel Benn was class and great value for money as he always is, in or out of the ring. When he was being interigated, he started of just looking moody, but later on when he spat on that plate of food, he had the old Dark Destroyer eyes back. I remember years ago Eubank said he didn't like looking into Benns eyes as he had "The eyes of a Shark".
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If Benn had never faced McClellan I would have said that Benn woulda have been battered in that match up but there you go..but it goes to show what a huge will to win and lusty dig can acheive, along with under-rated skills.jamesmcdonnell wrote:At SM or Middleweight Jones would have made mincemeat of Benn. Benn would have had great difficulty finding Jones Jr's chin, hell Toney couldn't get near him, nor could Hopkins.
I would favour Jones 9/10 but I wouldn't count the Dark Destoyer out against anyone...when he was in the mood he could bring hell with him. Still, having said that Jones at 12st was pretty close to untouchable.