By james art 
Niki, celebrating a Western Yorkshire wedding at the age of 40, confronted the owner of the Kaeva Fitness Hall from Belfast during the second episode of the BBC’s second series, which shows how amateurs face the gladiators during various events.
It was injured during the third Gladiators event called The Edge, a cross grid in the air through which the contenders try to pass as the gladiators try to push them.
Nicky was pushed out of the ledge during the episode of Dynamite, a weightlifter named Emily Steel, and fell on the safety net below.
After the fall, Nicky seemed to be shaking with pain and the presenter Bradley Walsh told her, “Just go and look at the camera, that’s it.”
Gladiator Dynamite said Nikki did “absolutely incredible” and “no matter what happened there up there and how it is feeling right now, she (is) has done so well that she got there and should really be proud with yourself. ”
Just before the final race, the Eliminator, Keeva and Nikki track obstacles were leveled.
Gladiators co-host Barney Walsh then announced that Nicky should leave the race.
He said Nicky was “checked by our brilliant medical team and unfortunately she would not be able to compete in The Eliminator” before saying that Kaeva had reached the quarterfinals.
“I am absolutely devastated for Nicky, as happy to be in the quarterfinals, yes, it is difficult,” Kaeva said:
“I’m sure he’s in good hands.”
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Father and son, led by the team of Bradley and Barney Walsh, the gladiators was revived on BBC last year.
The original British version started in 1992 and was represented by Ulrika Jonson and footballer John Fashanu, continuing on ITV for eight years until 2000.
It was then returned briefly to Sky between 2008 and 2009.