Olympian Graham Bell said he "had nothing to lose" while competing in Dancing On Ice because the "worst fear" of harming his partner had already occurred.The 55-year-old former GB skier, who competed in five Winter Olympics, was involved in a nasty accident with skater Yebin Mog before the series' debut earlier this month.

Mock was เกมสล็อตฟรี taken to hospital after Bell pierced the skater's shin with his skate blade in a strange accident.The 36-year-old South Korean skater later posted a video on social media from the hospital saying she was fine.Karina Mantra stepped in as Graham's partner until Mok recovers.Speaking to Standard, Bell said that harming his partner was "Worst fear" before the race

He said: `` My biggest fear in front of me is hurting my partner and yes, that happened. I have done it, now I have nothing to lose. Everything is ok from now on I just have to stay in the competition until you return so I can perform with her and fight her.When hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby announced the accident this morning, they said the injury was so bad that Mok had "exposed tendons.

Bell, who grew up in Yorkshire, admitted to taking a "sneaky" dance lesson before appearing in an ITV contest.He said: “I'm very new to the acting side of things. Obviously, I was familiar with ice and had ice skating before to laugh. I have no dance or acting experience. I had been a few times with a salsa instructor before I started - that's sneaky. ”

It came after more controversy over a historic tweet by fellow competitor Rufus Hound.Hound was reportedly dropped off with his professional skater Robin Johnstone in a tweet where he used the word ' r **** d 'in 2011 and n-word in 2012.According to The Sun, the producers are looking to replace him - with Matt Richardson reportedly in the works.

Bell was speaking as he promoted his new podcast, The Power of Ten, produced by sports brand Decathlon.The 6-episode series debuted in response to a growing interest in fitness among the public since the coronavirus epidemic.Bell interviewed stars such as Strictly Come Dancing's Aljaz Skorjanec, world record runner Colin Jackson CBE. And TV host and model Kirsty Gallacher on their fitness and healthcare systems.

About the podcast, he said: `` I'd like to do something with Decathlon that will make people understand how people in the public eye deal with disruptions and use their fitness to get through. It goes The premiere, I found it quite difficult.A friend has a kayak and I do a lot of that on the Thames. For me, it's about learning a new skill, and if you can combine exercise with learning a new skill, you are. To be a winner, now I have a dance. On the ice, that is, tick the box.