Who is Australia’s next Bachelor? An AFL star, hunky TV vet and a Bachelorette reject all rumoured to be contenders for 2022 season
Betting markets are heating up over the next star of The Bachelor Australia.
TV vet Dr Chris Brown and former Richmond Tigers star Alex Rance are rumoured to be among those in the running for the 2022 season of the show.
However, leading the pack is AFL star-turned-ABC sports presenter Tony Armstrong with a narrow $3.00 odds on Sportsbet.
Familiar faces: Some recognisable names are in the running to star in the 2022 season of The Bachelor, including TV vet Dr Chris Brown and is former Richmond superstar Alex Rance. Pictured: Adam Todd
Joining him at the same odds is fellow sports star Rance.
The 2017 premiership winner separated from wife Georgia in 2019, around the same time he retired from AFL.
Sitting at $4.00 odds is Bondi Vet star Dr. Chris Brown.
Narrow odds: Leading the pack is AFL star-turned-ABC sports presenter Tony Armstrong at narrow $3.00 Sportsbet odds. Pictured in 2014
Likely: Brown is no stranger to reality television, having co-hosted I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here since 2015
Brown is no stranger to reality television, having co-hosted I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here since 2015.
Speaking to NOVA FM’s Fitzy & Wippa last year, the veterinarian admitted he’d be open to joining the 2022 season.
Meanwhile, at odds of $5.00 is Ali Oetjen’s runner-up on her season of The Bachelorette, Todd King.
Ready to mingle: Alex Rance (pictured) separated from wife Georgia in 2019, around the same time he retired from AFL
May the odds be ever in your favour: Seen here are the list of Sportsbet favourites
Hot stuff: Outsiders for the gig include SAS Australia star Jett Kenny (pictured) and The Project’s Tommy Little
Coming in at longer odds of $8.50 is Adam Todd, who rose to prominence during Elly and Becky Miles’ Bachelorette season.
Next are comic duo Jack Steele and Matt Ford, better known as The Inspired Unemployed.
The Better Beer Co. founders are rated at $10.00 odds, and have previously revealed they had been courted by the show’s producers into signing up.
Outsiders for the gig include SAS Australia star Jett Kenny and The Project’s Tommy Little.
Outsiders: Comic duo Jack Steele and Matt Ford, better known as The Inspired Unemployed are rated at $10.00 odds