Who's Going to Be the Next Bachelor? Let's Break It Down

Updated on Aug 10, 2016 at 3:00 PM

One question remains after the conclusion of The Bachelorette: Who will be the new Bachelor? A ton of JoJo's guys went over to Bachelor in Paradise, but only one will win the jackpot and get to be the star of his own show. Here's a rundown of who's most likely to star on the next season of The Bachelor, from least to most likely.

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Chase

Chase was a fun guy on The Bachelorette, but unfortunately, he's not memorable enough to be the Bachelor.

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James

James is a good guy. Sure, he may not look like the rest of the Ken dolls, but he was really likable and he gained a huge fanbase during his life on the show.

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Robby

Robby has a good chance of being the next Bachelor. He seems like a nice guy, and he got so close . . . yet so far. Just try to tell me you didn't feel terrible for him on the finale.

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Luke

Ah Luke, the perfect combination of decent looks and an OK personality! He'll make a fine Bachelor. See you in January, Luke.

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