Who won SAS Who Dares Wins 2021?
SAS: Who Dares Wins' Justine shouted at by Ant  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 aired its season six finale on Sunday night (June 13) and a number of contestants didnt make it to the end. Viewers saw the competitors undergo a gruelling interrogation challenge in the final episode of the Channel 4 show. SAS: Who Dares Wins is the hit documentary series that sees ex-Special Forces soldiers recreate the SAS's secret selection process. Brave contestants are put through the process, testing both their physical and psychological resilience. In the season six finale, the final competitors were put through a harrowing challenge of interrogation. This came after contestants first faced an extraction task, which tested their endurance and ability to perform under pressure. In the season six finale, the final competitors were put through a harrowing challenge of interrogation. Both groups of the remaining recruits were captured before reaching their destinations and were soon escorted back to base. They were then put through interrogations led by The Umpire, whose identity had to remain anonymous for security reasons. The Umpires interrogators employed techniques which are not permitted for use by the British military, in order to prepare the recruits for extreme treatment at the hands of their enemies. First up, the competitors were stripped of their wet clothes and were forced into a small room where they were held against a wall and subjected to a series of distressing sounds. SAS Who Dares Wins: Connor and Keiran were the two competitors who made it to the end of the course. A number of contestants failed to make it through the gruelling challenge and recruit number three, Justine, was the first to break. 18-year-old Justine was brought to tears during the task and opted to quit. The remaining recruits were then covered in cold water and locked in dog cages. Another two competitors chose to drop out of the challenge, leaving only four recruits in the final task. [SPOILERS]  Antiques Roadshow guest staggered by valuation of rare SAS medals [INSIGHT]  The last challenge was one that tested the physical strength and endurance of the recruits. The four remaining competitors had to scale a peak at speed while carrying heavy weights. Two contestants were told they were too slow and were forced to drop out of the competition, leaving recruits number 10 and 16 as the final pair. Both Keiran (number 10) and Connor (number 16) managed to make it all the way to the top and as a result it was a double victory for season six. Trending