TV talent judge, Piers Morgan, revealed on GMTV he’s desperate to beat Sir Alan Sugar in this Sunday’s BAFTA TV Awards.

Piers told GMTV today he’s particularly keen to beat Sir Alan Sugar when Britain’s Got Talent runs head-to-head with The Apprentice to win this year’s Sky+ Audience Award for Programme of the Year.

“He fired me on the Comic Relief Apprentice and loved every second of doing it,” said Piers. “I want to get revenge on Sugar, so I’ve said to everyone, ‘Get out, vote for Britain’s Got Talent, and we may fire Alan.’ Losing would be bad enough for him, but losing to me would make his world end.”

The TV judge went on to reveal he’s worried Britain’s got no talent at all. Speaking to GMTV’s Andrew Castle, Piers added: “I’ve told Simon Cowell there should be a question mark at the end of the title, because I’m not entirely convinced that Britain has that much talent.”