Normal order resumed on This Morning on Monday as Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby kicked off another week of shows. The first edition of the ITV daytime show of the week marked Holly's return.
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The Games got off to a chaotic start on Thursday as the women’s Keirin race featured several crashes. and left viewers questioning if the competitors even knew the rules of the game. A VT of the training showed Olivia Attwood suffering a shoulder injury as she crashed her bike, and the live event, broadcast on ITV on Thursday evening, showed that practice does not always make perfect.
Chelcee Grimes caused a domino effect crash at the start as she pushed off on her bike and immediately fell over, causing chaos as those behind her were unable to get going and some toppling alongside her. The organisers naturalised the race with a lap to get everyone back into their starting positions, but chaos continued when the gun went off. Two competitors, possibly forgetting the rules through adrenaline or the messy start, briefly overtook the Derny on the velodrome, with the bike having to put on a burst of speed to overtake again.
Lucrezia Millarini – who suffered a spectacular stumble over the line to clinch third place in yesterday’s 400m race – lost control of her bike and took another fall, sliding straight off the track and leaving her far behind the other competitors. The Games fans watching at home viewed the race through their fingers, with more than a few people taking to Twitter to comment on the crashes – and some wondering if the competitors knew the rules at all. ‘Probably a good idea in future to teach them the rules of the sport before letting them have a go?!,’ one person wrote.
Another fan suggested there should have been a restart as ‘no one had a clue what was going on’. ‘Wacky races at the Velodrome,’ another joked, while another described it as ‘an absolute mess’. ‘What an absolute shambles, nobody has a clue
.Normal order resumed on This Morning on Monday as Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby kicked off another week of shows. The first edition of the ITV daytime show of the week marked Holly's return.
After a gruelling three months of training, new ITV show The Games saw 12 celebrities take on a series of Olympic-style challenges. From Monday (May 9) through to Friday (May 13) famous faces such as former Corrie star Ryan Thomas, The Wanted's Max George and reality star Olivia Attwood battled it out in front of a live audience for gold, silver and bronze medals.
ITV launched its brand new show The Games earlier this week. It saw a bunch of celebrities put through their paces while competing in a series of Olympic-style games.
ITV The Games has been accused of being "obsessed" with a star as fans accuse the show of showing him too much. The programme is airing each and every weeknight this week from 9pm.
It was the penultimate episode on Thursday night and the stakes were getting high among the celebrities taking part in The Games. And after a row between two of the contestants earlier in the week, there was more controversy as the 12 famous faces took to the velodrome.
Holly Willoughby brought the glamour to The Games on Thursday night as the show saw live track cycling races at the Velodrome and the men's speed climbing event. The This Morning presenter, 41, looked sensational in a plunging white shirt and high-waisted red trousers, which featured flared legs and a matching belt.
Olivia Attwood breaks down in tears on Thursday's The Games as she suffers a brutal bike crash during training and injures her bad elbow. In the upcoming episode, the female contestants do bike training at the velodrome ahead of the live track racing when Olivia, 31, crashes into Phoenix Gulzer-Brown as she shouts: "Ah, it's so scary!" During the brutal crash, Olivia breaks down in tears as she falls on her bad elbow, causing further injury to her shoulder.
Viewers of the new ITV series The Games were left confused when they spotted Dean Gaffney backstage during the rowing challenge. The Channel 4 show, hosted by Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff, sees 12 super-fit celebrities compete in sporting challenges, including an athletics arena, swimming pool, gymnasium, and velodrome.
Colson Smith take part in a freestyle swimming race just five weeks after learning to swim, leaving him delighted as he smashed his personal best time despite coming last overall. A synchronised diving event also raised eyebrows as Ryan Thomas ended up with a wardrobe malfunction and mooned the cameras by accident as his Speedos were forced down by the impact of the water. Olivia Attwood had also overcome injury to triumph in the women’s breaststroke event, and the contestants also took on a canoeing challenge.
Olivia Attwood told her fans she was really "worried" about her shoulder after injuring it on ITV's latest hit series The Games.The former Love Island star, who previously warned she only had endurance for "boozing" ahead of the competition, was pumped and geared up for an exciting competition against the other celebrities taking part but the strain during the hurdles was too much to bear. While she made it all the way, the 31 year old star was left nursing her already-injured shoulder afterwards and ended up way behind the other girls. Olivia was then in so much pain afterwards she ended up clutching an ice pack against her shoulder for pain relief.
Mel B was ever the supportive mum on Monday evening as her daughter, Phoenix Chi, placed second in the 100m race on ITV's The Games. The race kicked off the series, as 23-year-old Phoenix battled Chelcee Grimes,30, Rebecca Sarker, 46, Olivia Attwood, 30, Christine McGuinness, 34, and Lucrezia Millarini, 46. Singer Chelcee ultimately took the crown as she and Phoenix battled for the win - with Mel intently watching as she beamed with pride.