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Fight School

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2002 British TV series or programme
Fight School
Starring Simon Lau (Grand Master)
Clive Elliott (Shifu)
Nathan Lewis (Shifu)
Becky Riggs (Shifu)
Narrated byLee Boardman
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes8
Production
Running time60 mins (including adverts)
Production companyGranada Television
Original release
NetworkSky One
Release19 September (2002-9-19) –
21 November 2002 (2002-11-21)

Fight School is a Britishreality television series broadcast between 19 September and 21 November 2002. It was made byGranada Television forSky One.

Filmed in China, it followed a group ofmartial arts practitioners through a variety of stamina and endurance tasks to determine a winner. Each week one contestant was eliminated after amixed martial arts bout.[1]

The Fight School contestants were (in eviction order) Andrew Spink, Dominica Oatley, Susan Reilly, Danny Ho, Alex Campbell (left through injury), Don Klass, Alex Hart (known as Allie), M Saville, Toby Russell (replaced Alex Campbell), Emma Ashford and Paul Bernard (winner)

One of the contestants, Don Klass, is the brother of television personality and musicianMyleene Klass. The eventual winner was Master Paul Bernard who is WorldKickboxing Champion. M Saville recently took part in the newly revamped Gladiators show on Sky One as one of the contestants. Andrew Spink, Alex Hart, M Saville and Paul Bernard all run Martial Arts schools around the uk.

A second series was planned but was cancelled pre-production because of theSARS outbreak which affectedSouth China in 2002–2003.

Contestants

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The 11 fighters competing were:

ContestantAgeHometownFighting StylePlace Finished
Andrew21DevonTae Kwon Do11th
Domenica29South WestKickboxing10th
Susan27LiverpoolTae Kwon Do9th
Alex19SouthamptonKickboxing8th (withdrew)
Danny24NewcastleKung Fu7th
Don20LondonWushu6th
Allie25LondonKarate5th
M21ManchesterSoo Bahk Do4th
Toby18BuckinghamshireTae Kwon Do3rd
Emma21BristolKung FuRunner-up
Paul27SurreyKickboxingWinner

References

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  1. ^"The Sunday Tribune – Spectrum – Television".tribuneindia.com.

External links

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