Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins: Ryan Moloney Favourite To Quit Next

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The Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins stars faced a brutal fourth episode, in which four of the recruits departed the series. 

Jack Joseph was the 11/8 favourite on betting sites to go next, and he obliged at the beginning of the episode. 

The social media star became the first Brit to leave the eighth series of the show, after Australian pair Natalie Bassingthwaighte and Jessika Power had exited the series in episode two. 

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Elsewhere on Monday night, musician and former Home and Away star Axle Whitehead had to be medically withdrawn by the doctor due to neck and back injuries, while YouTuber Cole Anderson-James, who was close to Jack, voluntarily withdrew. 

After announcing his intention to leave to the Directing Staff, Foxy (Jason Fox) was left furious, calling him a "waste of space" and saying he was only going because his mate had left the show.

Retired Australian cricketer Brad Hodge became the sixth recruit of the series to depart after his back was left "in pieces" during a mission.

Ryan To Depart? 

The end of the fourth episode saw former Neighbours star Ryan Moloney break down in tears in the medical hut. 

The DS - also comprising Chief Instructor Billy Bilingham, alongside Rudy Reyes and Chris Oliver - ordered him to get checked out because they were concerned about the soap star, and he became emotional as soon as he spoke to the doctor. 

Earlier in the episode, Gabby Allen told Mack Horton she thought Ryan hadn't got much sleep one night, because each time she woke up, she saw him walking around.

Ryan is the 4/5 favourite on betting apps to leave the course next, followed by 11/10 chance Dani Dyer. 

The former Love Island winner had a tough time of it in episode three, when she was tasked with leading a team during a tough mountain exercise in the searing North African heat. 

Afterwards, the DS blasted Dani for showing "no leadership" and said she was "out of her depth". 

However, she has dug deep and is still part of the course. 

Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins Odds: Who Will Leave Next?

Celebrity

Odds

Probability

Ryan Moloney

4/5

55.6%

Dani Dyer

11/10

47.6%

Graeme Swann

13/8

38.1%

Mack Horton

2/1

33.3%

Gabby Allen

3/1

25%

Toby Olubi

4/1

20%

Emily Seebohm

6/1

14.3%

Ben Cohen

8/1

11.1%

Ben Tops Market Despite Struggles 

One star who hasn't had much airtime is retired rugby union player Ben Cohen. 

The England World Cup winner has not been shown suffering during any of the no-nonsense challenges so far, which prompted fellow recruit Dani to ask him if he has "struggled yet" in the series. 

He replied: "Every f***ing day."

While Ben is going under the radar on the show, he is now 11/8 favourite to pass the course. 

Former Olympic swimmer Emily Seebohm isn't far behind at 6/4

In episode three, the DS were pleased with her leadership in a task, and she has so far remained calm and taken everything thrown at her.

Gladiators star Toby Olubi had an early wobble in the show, but he has since recovered in the last couple of episodes. 

Apart from making a mistake by leaving his kit out, which resulted in the other recruits being punished by the DS, he has fared well in recent times. 

The former Olympic bobsledder, known as Phantom in Gladiators, is now 15/8 to pass the course. 

Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins Odds: Who Will Pass The Course?

Celebrity

Odds

Probability

Ben Cohen

11/8

42.1%

Emily Seebohm

6/4

40%

Toby Olubi

15/8

34.8%

Gabby Allen

2/1

33.3%

Mack Horton

3/1

25%

Graeme Swann

4/1

20%

Dani Dyer

6/1

14.3%

Ryan Moloney

8/1

11.1%

Giving It Her All(en) 

Gabby Allen isn't too far behind, at 2/1 to pass the course. 

The ex-Love Island star has admitted she is determined to show viewers she isn't just "t**s and teeth", and her physical strength has been praised by the DS. 

However, they were irritated by her moaning in episode three.

Former Olympic swimmer Mack Horton (3/1) has remained calm and carried on throughout the missions, and similar can be said, mostly, for ex-England cricketer Graeme Swann. 

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He has suffered from injury at times, admitting on the show that he can only do so much until he loses feeling in one of his hands. 

That occurred in the latest challenge, but Swann impressed the DS by carrying on through the pain. 

He is 4/1 to pass the course and just 13/8 to retire hurt next, mainly due to his injury, but if his hand problem doesn't worsen, he may have a strong chance of going all the way. 

* Reminder: These are hypothetical odds provided by industry experts.

Who will leave Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins next? And which celebs will pass the course? Let us know your thoughts in the comment box below!

5 Comments
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hightower1010
4 months ago
Would be great to see the remaining five all pass the course
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Toon29
5 months ago
I could still see Deeney passing the course, but Collard was very impressive.
H
hightower1010
5 months ago
Deeney looks the best of the bunch at this stage. Although it's still very early
TJ
The Judge
5 months ago
some of them quitting day one was embarrassing stuff, a short walk up the hill carrying a rucksack and that's enough
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TopTipper123
5 months ago
Surprised by how poorly Harry Clark is going, he was brilliant on the Traitors!
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