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At 1/8 the latest odds from William Hill suggest that Ben Stokes is all but certain to win the BBCSPOTY. In fact Hills are so confident that Stokes will win that they have opened betting without him which looks a very competitive market with Dina Asher-Smith offered at 5/4 and Alun Wyn-Jones who is a 9/4 Shot.
William Hill make Ben Stokes their 1/6 favourite to win the 2019 BBCSPOTY, with Dina Asher-Smith second in the betting at 7/1 and Raheem Sterling a 12/1 shot. The list also includes Lewis Hamilton at 20/1, Katrina Johnson Thompson at 33/1 and Alun Wyn Jones 40/1.
Harry Kane is the Even money favourite with William Hill to win this year’s BBC Sports Personality of the Year although there are a number of successful sportsmen and women in the running behind him.
Andy Murray is the clear favourite to win this year’s Sports Personality of the Year at 1/8 but the big movement in the market has come in the shape of Nick Skelton...
With Sports Personality just around the corner, William Hill can report the first big move as to who will finish second...
At 1/8 Andy Murray is the clear favourite to win the 2016 Sport Personality of the Year, therefore perhaps the most interesting aspect of the competition has become the race for second place. Alistair Brownlee became a fan favourite this year following the dramatic ending to the Triathlon World Series in Mexico, when he helped his exhausted brother across the line in a showcase of fraternal love. He was also able to retain his Olympic gold, thus making him the 4/6 top pick in the betting without Andy market. Gareth Bale is behind him at 11/2 following a year of remarkable performances for Real Madrid and Wales, while Laura Trott, 6/1, became Britain’s most successful female Olympian after winning both the team pursuit and the Omnium in Rio. Mo Farah is 6/1, while Nick Skelton is a 12/1 shot.
Andy Murray is guaranteed to be World number one come Monday after Milos Raonic pulled out of the pairs’ semi-final and...
William Hill have slashed the price of Jess Ennis-Hill winning the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year from 250/1 to 100/1 following the announcement that she has retired.
