Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes said : “To be part of SAS: Who Dares Wins - the hardest selection course on television - is one the greatest privileges of my life. And to be named Chief Instructor is a huge honour - made even more rewarding working alongside Billy, Foxy and Remi - heroes on and off screen.” rizzybluexx added: "Ok I may be the only one wondering what shampoo Rudy uses to keep his hair that soft and shiny in that heat #SASWhoDaresWins." He has a Queen’s Commendation for Bravery for capturing an IRA sniper, and has also served as a bodyguard to some of the world’s biggest stars, including Brad Pitt, Kate Moss and Tom Cruise. Why was Ant Middleton let go from the show? AGildedEye wrote: "You've got amazing hair, Rudy. #SASWhoDaresWins." @upthegary commented: "Rudy has lovely hair! #SASWhoDaresWins." He later said that he had been in New Zealand at the time and was therefore “sheltered” from the virus hitting the UK. He added that his “information was wrong” and that people should listen to Government advice.

Read more SAS Who Dares Wins viewers floored as they 'instantly recognise' Ant Middleton's replacement Rudy Reyes Reyes was born in 1971 [1] to a United States Marine father en route to Vietnam. Reyes was raised by his grandparents until 1976 when both his grandmother and grandfather died in the same year. He spent the next few years being shuffled between relatives and eventually the Omaha Home for Boys. At 15, Reyes started studying kung fu. [2] At 17, Reyes emancipated himself and took custody of his two younger brothers, after which he moved to Kansas City, Missouri. There, he continued to study and teach kung fu with his brothers. Both Rudy and one of his younger brothers, Michael, worked at Lucille's Restaurant in Westport, Kansas City, Missouri, in the 1990s. A statement from Channel 4 reads: “Following a number of discussions Channel 4 and Minnow Films have had with him in relation to his personal conduct, it has become clear that our views and values are not aligned and we will not be working with him again.” In 2016, Rudy Reyes founded the Force Blue Team, taking special operators- SEALS, Recon Marines, Pararescuemen, Special Forces and teamed them up with scientists to rebuild and restore coral reefs.Thirty nine year old Remi Adeleke is a former SEAL, who was born in West Africa and brought up in New York City. He joined the Navy in 2002 and later the elite Navy SEAL programme, serving for 13 years on active duty.

Reyes wrote the book, Hero Living: Seven Strides to Awaken Your Infinite Power (2009), with Angela Smith. [6] He has also authored articles for OFFGRID magazine. [ citation needed] Conservationist [ edit ] While working and on his days off, Rudy is dedicated to physical fitness and constantly pushing himself to new heights. Rodolfo "Rudy" Reyes (born December 3, 1971, in Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, Kansas City, Missouri) is an American conservationist, martial arts instructor, actor, and former active duty United States Marine. He is best known for portraying himself in the HBO TV miniseries Generation Kill.SAS Who Dares Wins viewers struggled to keep their minds on the first episode of the new series as they said they were "distracted" by new chief instructor Rudy Reyes' glorious mop of hair. As an account of the events of 2003, this is enthralling, pacy and masterly. “We saw it on the news and thought we had missed the war,” says the photographer Ashley Gilbertson, recalling the invasion. But the war was yet to come. The immediate aftermath was a mess, “total bedlam”, as he puts it. The country was destroyed, the infrastructure gone, with no thought as to how to rebuild. The oil ministry was the only building left protected by the troops. Has my life changed? No. Am I going to let some ‘disease’ Covid-19 dictate my life? Absolutely not. Get out there, don’t change. F*** Covid-19.” Jonah Weston, Channel 4 Commissioning Editor for Science and Adventure said: “UK and US Special Forces are the best there are. To combine those two in this new version of SAS: Who Dares Wins is a massive honour, and I think audiences are going to love what Rudy, Remi, Foxy and Billy bring to the table when they pool their awesome expertise.” nibofthepen said: "It doesn’t feel like #SASWhoDaresWins anymore and I keep getting distracted by Rudy’s hair." @Sharondeep_ asked: "When’s he dropping his hair care routine? #SASWhoDaresWins."