About SAS Australia 2023
Prepare for the upcoming 2023 season of SAS Australia, which marks Season 4 of this reality TV program. This show, based on the tough military-style training of the British series SAS: Who Dares Wins, has been airing on the Seven Network since October 19, 2020. What was initially known as SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins has now been simplified to SAS Australia.
SAS Australia is led by the main instructor, Ant Middleton, and challenges participants with demanding tasks that test their strength and mental toughness. The much-anticipated Season 4 is scheduled to commence on October 9, 2023. With its intense challenges, the show has garnered significant attention and is a popular watch for many.
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Overview of SAS Australia 2023 Contestants
The 2023 season of SAS Australia showcases a diverse group of 14 celebrity recruits, each with their own unique motivations and experiences throughout the course. Here’s a quick overview of the recruits, their reasons for enlisting, and their perspectives on the SAS Australia experience:
Sr. No. | Contestants | Celebrity |
1 | Abbey Holmes | AFL Field Commentator |
2 | Anthony Mundine | World Champion Boxer |
3 | Boyd Cordner | Retired NRL Star |
4 | Cassie Sainsbury | Convicted Drug Smuggler |
5 | Craig Challen | Thai Cave Rescue Hero |
6 | Craig McLachlan | Actor |
7 | Jason Akermanis | AFL Hall of Famer |
8 | Lindy Klim | Balinese Princess |
9 | Mahalia Murphy | International Rugby Star |
10 | Matthew Mitcham | Olympic Gold Diver |
11 | Peter Bol | Olympic Runner |
12 | Stephanie Rice | Olympic Gold Swimmer |
13 | Tim Robards | OG Bachelor |
14 | Zima Anderson | Actress |
Departures from SAS Australia
During a recent episode of SAS Australia, notable contestants Lindy Klim and ‘Cocaine Cassie’ Sainsbury chose to leave the show. Lindy Klim struggled during the challenges on the second day and confessed to feeling extremely uncomfortable. She expressed her dislike for sand, dirt, and camping, but also acknowledged her pride in enduring two days. She referred to herself as a ‘Karen,’ indicating her preference for comfort. Cocaine Cassie departed because she couldn’t face a challenge involving crawling through a water-filled tunnel, a reminder of her time in a Colombian jail. Before leaving, she informed the instructors of her decision to quit and declared her abandonment of the ‘Cocaine Cassie’ nickname from the show. She expressed determination to move past that phase of her life and aimed to prove others wrong as she bid farewell to “Cocaine Cassie.”
SAS Australia Schedule
SAS Australia airs on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. The show features regular individuals and celebrities undergoing rigorous training under tough conditions, akin to those encountered by real Special Forces soldiers in the Middle East. Alongside show leader Ant Middleton, instructors Jamie “Jay” Morton and Anthony “Staz” Stazicker have joined the experienced Ollie Ollerton for this year’s edition. For the first time, 14 prominent Australians, including athletes and actors, will train and cohabitate at a confidential Middle Eastern base, subject to the same demanding conditions as everyone else, without any special treatment. The show promises excitement and tests of strength, airing on Channel Seven and 7plus. Don’t miss the action – tune in on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m.
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