Hayden Quinn Can Cook, But Is He Cleo Bachelor Of The Year?

Monday, 19 January 2011

Hayden Quinn Can Cook, But Is He Cleo Bachelor Of The Year Material?

The heat may have been on Hayden Quinn when he competed in the Masterchef kitchen, but he is now really under the pump, with online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au installing him as the $2.75 to be the 2012 Cleo Bachelor of the Year.

Quinn is the odd man out at the top of the betting market, with his strongest competition set to come from a number of sporting stars including Melbourne Rebel and Wallabies gun James O’Connor ($3.00), Collingwood midfielder Sharrod Wellington ($5.00), Adelaide midfielder Bernie Vince ($16) and NRL icon David ‘Wolfman’ Williams ($21).

Dancing with the Stars favourite Johnny Ruffo may have better luck on the dance floor than in the Cleo competition, priced at $4.50 to win DWTS but is seen as a long shot at $101 be be the Cleo Bachelor of the Year.

“The sports stars look like the ones to beat this year, but we think Hayden can buck the trend,” said sportsbet.com.au’s Shaun Anderson.

“He is a good looking guy, seems like a good bloke and lets be honest, what woman doesn’t love a man who can cook!”
Market courtesy of sportsbet.com.au
2012 Cleo Bachelor of the Year winner
$2.75 Hayden Quinn
$3.00 James O’Connor
$5.00 Sharrod Wellingham
$16 Bernie Vince
$21 David Williams, Matt Doran
$26 Tai Hara
$34 Andy Minh Trieu, Sandor Earl, Tim Cruickshank
$51 Israel Folau, Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd, Andrew MacIver, Rocco La Bella, Nic Mazzone, Rod Davies, Matt Poole, Matt Okine, Bruce Djite, Kayne Lawton, Lucas Walker, Corbin Harris
$81 Shannan Quinn
$101 Johnny Ruffo, Andrew Dallinger, Akran von Busse, Ben Swift, Luke Ryan, Thei Smallbone, Toby Williams, James Doran, Anthony Papadopoulos, Richard Brancatisano, Nathan Jolliffe, Lachlan Cosgrove, Jack Freestone, Wyatt Roy, Stuart Cali, Chris Raine, Ryan Corr, Daniel Gawned, Clint Stanaway, Wes Hosking, Timomatic, Sach Fernando, Dwayne Fernandes, Luke Evangelidis, David Cardamone, Keiynan Lonsdale

ENDS

© Scoop Media