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SAS Australia: The biggest 'epic fail' Ant Middleton has seen as recruits hammered by rare desert storm - Vimarsana News

SAS Australia: The biggest 'epic fail' Ant Middleton has seen as recruits hammered by rare desert storm

SAS Australia ex-special forces officer Ant Middleton was left shocked after witnessing the biggest failure he has ever seen during episode nine of the savage TV show. SPOILER WARNING

SAS Australia: Mahalia Murphy sensationally quits the show after gruelling hill climb challenge - Vimarsana News

SAS Australia: Mahalia Murphy sensationally quits the show after gruelling hill climb challenge

Mahalia Murphy sensationally quit SAS Australia on Tuesday during a gruelling hill climb challenge against the remaining contestants.

SAS Australia's 'pretty boy' Tim Robards is mocked for saying he brings 'intelligence' to Channel Seven show after starring on The Bachelor - Vimarsana News

SAS Australia's 'pretty boy' Tim Robards is mocked for saying he brings 'intelligence' to Channel Seven show after starring on The Bachelor

SAS Australia's Tim Robards has been mocked for saying he brings 'intelligence' to the special forces reality show.

Time flies! The Bachelor's Snezana Wood is every inch the proud mum as daughter as Eve graduates high school - Vimarsana News

Time flies! The Bachelor's Snezana Wood is every inch the proud mum as daughter as Eve graduates high school

She was just 10 years old when we first met her on The Bachelor in 2015.

SAS Australia: Gruelling challenge forces actor Craig McLachlan to voluntarily withdraw - Vimarsana News

SAS Australia: Gruelling challenge forces actor Craig McLachlan to voluntarily withdraw

As only six recruits remained with three days left on the demanding course, the day began with a brutal task, involving the recruits enduring a painful rope hang high above a 100-meter canyon drop.