Warren Furman, famously known as Ace from the Gladiators television show, has shared his personal reflections on his new role in the reality competition series 'The Summit'. Furman, who has also gained notoriety for his past relationship with Katie Price and his current vocation as a vicar, remarked that the undertaking of this show was not only daunting but also pivotal in shaping his life. He described it as one of the hardest challenges he has ever faced, even more intense than the grueling rounds of the original Gladiators series.

The show 'The Summit', set to air on ITV, features 14 contestants attempting to conquer a challenging 8,500-foot mountain in New Zealand, aiming for a substantial cash prize of £200,000. The competitive nature of the show, combined with the extreme conditions of the mountain, has contributed to Furman’s perception of it as a life-altering experience. As he prepares for the show’s debut, he emphasizes the unique challenges that come with such a high-stakes adventure.

Furman's candid sharing of his feelings about the competition adds a personal touch to the promotional material for 'The Summit', highlighting not only the physical challenges faced by contestants but also the psychological impact of such extreme situations. With Ben Shephard as the show’s presenter, viewers are likely to be captivated by not just the competition, but the individual journeys of the participants, including Furman’s.