- Chris Taylor is into Evens favourite to be the next star to quit the show early.
- It remains 1/2 for Dancing on Ice to end after the current series.
- Judges and ice skating icons Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean are 8/15 to quit the show after season 17.
Dancing on Ice will nudge over the halfway stage of series 17 this weekend, and bosses will be hoping the remaining competitors can stay injury-free after a third star quit.
Last Sunday, Steve Redgrave became the latest star to be eliminated from the series.
It didn’t come as a huge surprise after the Olympic legend had been 11/8 favourite to go next, and he finished bottom of the leaderboard after all three of his skates.
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Chris’ Injury Woe
Following Chris‘ injury report, he is into Evens favourite to be the next star to quit the show early.
What’s more, it remains 1/2 for Dancing on Ice to end after the current series, and judges and ice skating icons Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean are 8/15 to quit the show after season 17.
Anton’s Final Whistle?
Anton Ferdinand could follow in Steve’s footsteps this weekend.
The former footballer is the 11/8 favourite to be eliminated next, and a massive 40/1 outsider to win the competition.
Anton’s main hopes for survival look to lie with ex-EastEnders actress Charlie Brooks, who is 5/2 to go next, and former Love Island star Chris Taylor, who is 2/1 second favourite for a weekend exit.
Following his exploits, Dan is into 6/1, from 7/1 last week, just behind 9/2 third favourite Mollie Pearce.
Sam is out to 7/2, from 3/1, but the Corrie star, Mollie and Dan still have the best chances of catching Michaela.
Michaela’s Really Wild Ice Journey Continues
Chris has also been pushed out to 25/1 to win this year’s Dancing on Ice, from a best price of 16/1 last week.
He is only being kept off the bottom of the outright market by Anton, and Charlie is just ahead of Chris at 22/1.
At the top of the market, Michaela Strachan’s really wild Dancing on Ice journey continues.
The TV presenter is now into 5/4 favourite to win the competition, from 7/4 last week.
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