The final of SAS: Who Dares Wins season 4 is here! The Channel 4 series started with 25 civilian recruits as they battled to survive a brutal 10-day SAS-style military camp, developed by hardened military vets Ant Middleton and Jason Fox. Now, however, only eight contestants remain. Here is everything you need to know about the SAS: Who Dares Wins 2019 final. Is SAS: Who Dares Wins on TV Tonight? Yes! SAS: Who Dares Wins 2019 is on TV tonight (Sunday, February 10th). This is the final episode of the series and will air on Channel 4 at 9 pm. MasterChef 2021 | Trailer - BBC Trailers SAS: Who Dares Wins 2019 – Finalists Recruit number 6 is called Mark Peart. He is a former RAF firefighter and worked with the South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue team. Before entering the show, Mark told Channel 4: I signed up because I wanted to challenge myself. It was also a distraction and a way to project negative energy into something positive that was going to help me move forward and grow as a person. SAS: Who Dares Wins Vicki – Recruit 17 Recruit 17 is 40-year-old Vicki Anstey. She is a fitness instructor from London and owner of Barre Studio, a boutique barre and ballet studio in Richmond, South East London. Vicki launched the studio in 2010 after leaving her career in advertising. During her personal and professional fitness journey, she lost five stone – and basically turned into a beast! SAS: Who Dares Wins Milo – Recruit 7 Milo is a 25-year-old water engineer from Plymouth. In his spare time, he is a proud fitness and adventure enthusiast, with an Instagram full of sport-related pictures. SAS: Who Dares Wins Louise – Recruit 21 Lousie goes by the full name of Lousie Gabbittas. She is 29 years old and from St Ives in Cornwall, where she works as a midwife at Royal Cornwall Hospital. Lousie was the recruit who stepped up to box a member of the opposite sex during the boxing competition. In an exclusive interview with realitytitbit, Louise explained why she picked the larger and heavier Nathaniel. There was only Saranya left (out of the women) and, to be honest, I felt like I could have beaten her. The show is about challenging yourself and I thought I would rather fight someone bigger and stronger. I knew I had a poor chance of winning. But I learnt more about myself in that situation. So many of the male recruits were saying how they wouldn’t punch a woman before the boxing match, so I wanted to put someone in that situation. It’s their problem, not mine, and I wanted to help highlight the equality that the show is about. SAS: Who Dares Wins Rick – Recruit 18 Recruit 18 is Rick Stevens. He is a 33-year-old barrister from Manchester. SAS: Who Dares Wins Hannah – Recruit 26 Hannah is a 26-year-old shepherdess from Cumbria. Her boyfriend who served in the Marines for eight years and she joined the show to prove that women can do anything a man can. SAS: Who Dares Wins James – Recruit 14 James Winnett is PR Director from the south of England and head of sport at Brazil Social. A rugby enthusiast, James was motivated to join the series after recovering from a broken neck while playing his beloved sport. SAS: Who Dares Wins Lou Lou is a 40-year-old Orthopaedic Surgeon from Scotland. SAS: Who Dares Wins 2019 – Location Season 4 pits contestants against extreme freezing conditions in the Andes mountains of central Chile. There’s no doubt that you’ll be cranking up the heating in your flat as contestants plunge into freezing waterfalls and drag fully loaded sledges across icy high-altitude valleys. WATCH SAS: WHO DARES WINS EVERY SUNDAY ON CHANNEL 4. https://www.realitytitbit.com/channel-4/sas-who-dares-wins/sas-who-dares-wins-ant-5-things-you-didnt-to-know<doc-sep>SAS: Who Dares Wins trailer shows brutal Arctic conditions FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. SAS: Who Dares Wins sees the toughest men and women in the country attempt to prove they’re strong enough for the special force. This evening’s episode was a particularly brutal one and saw a couple voluntarily withdraw from the contest and others get forcibly removed. Before all of that, the recruits had to first climb a huge rock face, before descending it again. They had to essentially walk straight down the wall while attached to a harness. Student Saranya, 19, has initially struggled with some of the tasks, but found this one rather enjoyable. She giggled all the way down the rock face - much to the annoyance of the instructors. As she reached the bottom, her fellow contestants were quick to join in on the joke and they all started cheering and congratulating each other. However, disciplined Ant Middleton was having absolutely none of it and set about showing them once moe who is the boss. He yelled: “Do not talk among yourselves. “I want you to watch and listen.” However, it seemed he needed to ensure the message had gone through completely and gave the recruits “a beasting”. SAS Who Dares Wins 2019: Ant Middleton SCREAMS at recruits as they do the unthinkable SAS Who Dares Wins 2019: The contestants had to climb a rock face Standing in front of them, he told the line: “Laughing and joking? “I want to see you f***ing work.” Ant and the other instructors made the contestants run up and down a snowy incline in a variety of states. They wanted to push them until someone quit, which is exactly what happened. Yelling at Saranya, Ant said: “Move, 13. Not giggling and f***ing laughing now are you?” SAS Who Dares Wins 2019: The instructors were taking no messing Ant Middleton on his THRILLING documentary 'Mutiny'<doc-sep>One of the first women to appear on SAS: Who Dares Wins claims that she is 'thankful' for being punched in the face by a male contestant. Viewers were left in shock as midwife Louise Gabbitas, 29, took on 27-year-old student Nathaniel in the boxing challenge in Sunday night's episode. The match, where Louise deliberately chose to go up against a man, saw her punched several times in the face before falling down, something that she claims she is thankful for. Speaking to the Mirror she said: 'From the start we were made aware that we would be treated as equals to the men and that there would be no changes, allowances or exceptions for any of us. Female SAS: Who Dares Wins contestant Louise Gabbitas claims that she is 'thankful' for being punched in the face during Sunday night's episode 'I was so physically and mentally drained I didn't want to fight anyone, male or female... We were all friends by this point. Gender was irrelevant. 'I had to do it and it was just another task to me. I would have been disappointed if Nathaniel had held back... I'm thankful for how things turned out.' She went on to describe her fellow recruits handling of the task as 'commendable' although Nathaniel says it was one of the toughest moments of the show. The scene sees the pair both wearing protective headgear, square up to each other, the chief instructor on the show, former Special Forces sniper Ant Middleton, tells them: 'The best form of defence is attack. Is that understood?' Louise, 29, was badly beaten after deliberately choosing to pair up with a male recruit in the boxing challenge Nathaniel (pictured on the show) was her partner during the match, eventually causing her to fall to the floor Nathaniel does not hold back, hitting Louise in the face several times before before she falls to the floor. The episode leaves her dishevelled, bruised and teary, prompting Middleton to tell the recruits: 'The enemy doesn't care what gender, race or religion you are.' Later, he told The Mail on Sunday: 'The fact is, in general, men are stronger than females. 'It doesn't mean better, we are just better at certain jobs and women are better at jobs than certain males. If national security and real lives are put at risk, then that is dangerous.' It is Nathaniel who appears to be the more emotional after the boxing contest. During the episode Miss Gabbitas is left dishevelled, bruised and teary. This is the first time women have been allowed to compete in the show's four-year history 'I was trying to not go too aggressive,' he tells Louise. 'It was the hardest thing to do. 'It's a head f***.' Louise reassures him, saying: 'I'm not crying because you hurt me. I'm fine.' This is the first time women have been allowed to compete in the show's four-year history, a change prompted by the Ministry of Defence decision to allow women to become frontline troops and even join the SAS. The recruits were treated equally throughout their time at a tough two-week military training camp based in the Andes, Chile, during winter. 'We slept together, ate together, went to the toilet together, carried the same weight and did exactly the same tasks as one another,' Louise said. She admits she found the process 'absolutely brutal'. Middleton has been outspoken about women joining the SAS in the past. He previously told the MoS: 'It's not about the [SAS] course itself, but the brutal, violent and aggressive realities of war. 'I believe that level – it's beyond the frontline, it's humans hunting humans – is not a place for women.'<doc-sep>Sorry, this video isn't available any more. Channel 4 aired the brutal moment a midwife took a punch straight to the face as part of the gruelling SAS: Who Dares Wins training. Louise, 29, was seen getting the wind knocked out of her during a boxing bout with Nathaniel, 27, and in one quick move he landed a shot straight on the nose. As one of the show’s first ever female recruits, Louise carried on like a pro and manage to get a few jabs in herself, but clearly was facing a losing battle after taking such a blow. She was later seen in tears as the pressure became too much – causing Nathaniel to apologise despite her telling him he didn’t need to. The brutal boxing match did not hold back (Picture: Channel 4) Louise received little sympathy from ex-Special Forces trainer Ant Middleton, who told the collective: ‘The enemy doesn’t care what gender, race or religion you are. The best form of defence is attack. Is that understood?’ Viewers at home cheered her on despite the punch and praised her for handling the situation like a pro. Speaking about her experience on the show before the episode aired, Laura admitted: ‘[It was] absolutely brutal. After the first 24 hours I honestly thought about quitting. Louise gets a direct punch to the fact during the bout (Picture: Channel 4) ‘The sleep deprivation was instant following a long flight and the altitude adjustment. The wondering if I could actually do it kicked in immediately and I thought, “shit! What am I doing here? I’ve picked something way beyond my capability.”’ However, she’s not a quitter and as a result, came back fighting. ‘Once I settled in and got my first couple of hours sleep and began to make some friends (something I hadn’t intended to do), I thought I’d just take each minute as it comes,’ she added. The series is introducing women for the first time into the mix (Picture: Channel 4) ‘Each challenge was more difficult than the last and not just because it was increasingly physically demanding but because I became progressively more mentally drained and my body was stressed.’ ‘Afterwards, people asked me if I would do it again. I immediately said no because it was so hard. Now I’ve had time to reflect and I can see how much I have gained from the experience, I would definitely do it again,’ she admitted. More: Channel 4 Hollyoaks spoilers: Sienna chooses Summer over Brody in shock twist Hollyoaks spoilers: Mercedes kidnaps Diane and Tony's newborn baby? Hollyoaks confirms exits for AJ and Curtis Pritchard This year is the first time women have been allowed on the series, and it’s no holds barred as they are put through SAS training. Over the next few weeks, we’ll discover who has the potential to make it and who quits before the end. Somehow we think Laura’s going to give this some welly. SAS: Who Dares Wins airs Sundays at 9pm on Channel 4. Got a showbiz story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. 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SAS: Who Dares Wins trailer shows brutal Arctic conditions SAS: Who Dares Wins continued this evening with more seriously tough challenges. The Channel 4 show certainly puts viewers through their paces and this evening’s episode was no different. Towards the end of the show, the recruits were told by Ant Middleton they were to fight each other. Each contestant had to choose which colleague they wanted to box. This year, women are allowed to take part in the competition and they largely chose to fight each other. However, midwife Louise, 29, completely took everyone by surprise and choose to box with one of the male contestants. Before the bout, Ant gave a rousing speech. He told the recruits: “The enemy doesn’t care what gender you are or what religion you are or what race you are. “They just want to f***ing kill you.” And following the chief instructor’s guidance, Nathaniel didn’t go easy on Louise, who also gave as good as she got. Nathaniel won the battle but it didn’t come without cost as he stood to the side with his head low. Later on, he described the scene as a “mind f**k”, and seemed to be quite upset by the scene. Louise was the first to comfort Nathaniel and insisted he did what he was told to do, adding he was correct in doing so. Now, the pair have spoken out about the scene, with Louise insisting she was happy with what played out. She told Express.co.uk: "From the start, we were made aware that we would be treated as equals to the men and that there would be no changes, allowances or exceptions for any of us. SAS Who Dares Wins 2019: One female cast member fought a male recruit SAS Who Dares Wins 2019: The contestants had to fight "Boxing is a regular task featured in each series so I knew it would come up. I was so physically and mentally drained I didn’t want to fight ANYONE. Male or female. We were all friends by this point. Gender was irrelevant. "However, I had to do it and it was just another task to me. I would have been disappointed if Nathaniel had held back. The task was about being equal and he completed the task as he should have. "I’m thankful for how things turned out. It taught me more about myself. Losing isn’t ideal for someone so competitive, but it proved I am more resilient than I thought I could be. Nathaniel and I have a good relationship. We’ve discussed the situation at length and I understand I put him in a difficult position. I think how he’s handled it is commendable.” Nathaniel added: “It was something that I expected to happen as it was the first time women were part of the show. Although it was inevitable, and something I tried to mentally prepare myself for, it was one of the most difficult tasks I had to do during the series.” Nevertheless, viewers were quick to share their thoughts about the scene as they rushed to Twitter. One fan wrote: "Omg this is brutal! #SasWhoDaresWins." Another added: "Fair play to her for picking him but he's not taking aaaany prisoners looool #saswhodareswins." SAS Who Dares Wins 2019: The contestants had to fight each other Ant Middleton on his THRILLING documentary 'Mutiny'