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Gladiator finalists - ready?

The end of this season of Gladiators is upon us, and the final looks like it's going to be a battle of the ages.

But another injury has meant the journey has been cut short for one contender.

We'll reveal your 2024 season finalists later, so if you still haven't watched last weekend's semi-final yet - spoilers ahead!

Who do you want to win Gladiators? Who has been your favourite contestant and which Gladiator have you enjoyed watching most? Let us know in the comments below.

In a dramatic turn of events on Saturday 23 March, software engineer Chung Leung injured his leg in a tackle during the 'Powerball' game.

After limping out of the arena, it was clear he was in a lot of pain, so the whole game was paused while he received medical attention.

After being looked after by medics, it was announced he wouldn't be able to continue on the show.

"After consultations with the medical team, the decision has been made that he can no longer compete in the competition," presenter Bradley Walsh told the live studio audience.

He continued: "He is doing OK and is receiving the best medical care."

Chung said he was gutted at having to pull out: "I'm disappointed to not be able to finish this race, but the support I've had from the crowd has been incredible and it's really helping."

Previous contestant Matt Jones was drafted in to replace Chung at the last minute.

He faced off against Wesley Male in the episode's final event, the Eliminator.

Wesley joined the show in the quarter-finals after another contestant was injured.

For the men, it'll be a showdown between Finlay Anderson and Wesley Male.

Wesley said being on the show has been "a dream come true" and something he'll remember for the rest of his life.

Finlay said getting to the final is completely surreal, and his advice for anyone wanting to take part in future was to "make your body bulletproof and ready for anything".

Bronte Jones and Marie-Louise Nicholson are your female finalists.

Bronte said her time on the show has been "probably the best experience I've ever had in my life", and that she hopes she can inspire other normal people like her to take part in future.

And Marie-Louise said that winning the show would mean everything to her: "[It] would not just prove to me and everyone around, to believe in yourself. But to also show people your true self and they will resonate so much stronger with it."

Gladiators - The Grand Final will take place tonight from 5.50pm on ´óÏó´«Ã½ One and iPlayer.

Make sure to let us know in the comments who you want to win and why.