EBANIE BRIDGES is shaming Shannon Courtenay, a rival, for agreeing to be on Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins.
Courtenay, 29 beat Bridges to win the WBA bantamweight title in April 2021.
Courtenay will compete in Celebrity SAS Who Dares to Wins
Bridges was awarded the IBF bantamweight title in March
Courtenay beat Bridges to win the WBA World Title last year
The pair have been exchanging trash talk ever since, in preparation for a possible rematch.
After it was revealed that Courtenay would be appearing in the Channel 4 hit programme, which tests the mental and physical abilities of celebrities, Australian Bridges has slammed Courtenay.
Bridges competed in the Australian version of this show, where she won a world title earlier in the year.
One social media user also accused Courtenay, saying that Courtenay was copying her.
Bridges responded, "I hope it changed her little and she grows as an individual tbh."
Bridges's only professional loss was at the hands Courtenay. But, the fortunes of the Aussie have changed since then.
She has won three consecutive victories, culminating in a victory over Maria Cecilia Roman in Leeds for the world title five months ago.
Courtenay lost her WBA belt at the scales, despite her victory over Bridges.
She weighed in at two and a quarter pounds more than the 118 lb limit in her fight with Jamie Mitchell in Oct last year.
Courtenay lost to Mitchell in a fight that saw her disappointed.
Since that loss, 10 months ago, the fighter from Hertfordshire has not been seen in the ring.
Courtenay has lost her world title, after she lost weight against Mitchell in Oct
Bridges won a world championship in order to avenge Courtenay's loss
Bridges appears to still be on a collision course for Courtenay's rematch
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