SAS Who Dares Wins signs up controversial boxer with famous dad and TV star dancer for new series

SAS Who Dares Wins has signed up a controversial boxer with a famous dad and a TV star dancer for the new series.

Conor Benn, 27, and Louie Spence will take part in the seventh series of celebrity version of the Channel 4 show.

The likes of Love Island’s Tasha Ghouri, X Factor’s Lucy Spraggan and Drag Race star Bimini Bon Boulash are taking on the challenge to try and impress the DS, Chief Instructor Rudy Reyes, Chris Oliver, Billy Billingham and Jason ‘Foxy’ Fox.

Now boxer Conor, who is the son of Nigel Benn, and Pineapple Dance Studios legend Louie are going to join them.

An insider said: ” C4 bosses feel like they have got a really great mix for Celeb SAS this year.

“Where else would you get Conor Benn and Louie Spence in the same line-up?

“It won’t air until next year as Celeb SAS always films a year in advance but word from the set is that it’s TV gold.”

The Sun has approached Channel 4 for comment.

Conor is a professional boxer who has been involved in some controversy in recent years.

The sports star failed a drugs test after testing positive for clomifene twice back in 2022.

He was banned from boxing, but it was lifted in July 2023, but then it was overturned in May this year.

Conor has been on our screens as he played his dad in Rise of the Footsoldier.

Meanwhile Louie is best known for his dancing skills.

He starred in Pineapple Dance Studios in 2010.

This isn’t Louie’s first reality TV show appearance.

He’s also taken part in Dancing on Ice, Celebrity Big Brother, The Jump, Tour de Celeb, Celebs on the Farm and Celeb Cooking School.

It comes after The Sun revealed Tasha was the latest addition to the line-up.

She made history as the first-ever deaf contestant on the ITV2 show back in 2022.

A source told The Sun: “Tasha loves challenging herself and really thrives when she does things out of her comfort zone.

“She was really brilliant on Love Island, and will be perfect for SAS.

“She can’t wait to represent the deaf community on SAS and battle it out until the end.”