Peter Weber met the 30 women vying for his heart in Week 1 of The Bachelor last Monday, and he sent eight women home in the first Rose Ceremony. Former Bachelorette Hannah Brown stunned the other contestants by making a surprise return, and Peter offered Hannah a place on his cast if she’s willing to join. Which contestant is poised to go all the way, and who is the perfect pick to become the next Bachelorette? FTW’s Bachelor experts Nick Schwartz and Marissa Kasner made their picks after one episode:

• Who's Gonna Win The Bachelor
• Who Will The Bachelorette Choose
• Who's Left On Bachelorette
• Who's Gonna Win The Bachelorette Spoiler

Marissa: Peter won’t be able to top his connection with Hannah B.

Peter told us before the season even started that “there’s a reason no one is going to find out the ending,” which is leaving many to speculate he’s yet to make a selection and it could be Hannah B. (Ashley I has a pretty plausible theory.) I’m drinking this kool-aid. As soon as I heard him claim no one will know the ending I suspected he hadn’t made a choice.

The tattoo that he’ll wear for the rest of his life as proof that he was once not good enough to win the heart of a single blond on The Bachelorette. None of us will even remember her name by then, but he’ll still have that damn sheild on his forearm as a constant reminder that he just.

1. The cast and crew couldn't leave the Bachelorette COVID-free bubble, so Zac and Tayshia went on a date to 'New York' (Zac lives in the real one), which consisted of some city-life backdrops, a.
2. The man who returned to win back the love he lost is left gutted on The Bachelorette finale when one of the sisters breaks protocol and finds him minutes before the ceremony to deliver the news in.

But after rekindling that chemistry week one, even though she definitely doesn’t move back into the mansion, I suspect Peter gets to the end, searches his soul and find his heart is still with 4-time windmill Hannah. What else could possibly make him say “that last week was the hardest week of my entire life” and his mom say “go get our girl.”

Although I am on record saying I want the traditional happily ever after, I’m now here for Hannah B & Peter sitting in a tree.

Nick: Victoria P. is going to dominate this season

Disclaimer: If Peter makes the wrong choice and doesn’t offer Victoria P. his Final Rose, she’s a slam-dunk pick to be the next Bachelorette. She’s got an incredibly compelling backstory, and she just exudes the TV it-factor that ABC could bank on.

That being said, from the moment Peter excused himself from a conversation with Victoria to pick her flowers from outside the hotel, she became the leader in the clubhouse. His infatuation with Kelley will fade, Hannah Ann and Madison could make runs into the Final Four, but I’m betting this season ends with Peter popping the question to Vicky P.

Marissa: We’re getting back-to-back Alabama Bachelorettes

Who I WANT to be the next Bachelorette (based on what we’ve seen) and who likely will be feel so very far apart. It likely will be Madison. Her heart will be broken after going all the way to the final two, she’ll have won over America, she’ll be the Bachelorette.

Conversely, I adore Victoria P., Alexa seems super interesting, and playing-by-the-rules Tammy could really use the lead role as a further try-out for her very own HGTV show.

Nick: It’s time to make Bachelorette history and bring back a repeat Bachelorette

Look, I know this probably isn’t going to happen, but it absolutely should. I suspect Hannah B. will decline Peter’s invitation to join the show (which probably would have been impossible given her Dancing With The Stars obligations at the time of filming), Peter will fall in love again, and Hannah B. may show up in Paradise. That’s not good enough.

Hannah Brown needs to be the next Bachelorette. She was robbed of a happy ending by the overwhelming destructive force that was Luke P., who poisoned the show and derailed Hannah’s relationships with other guys.

Why not give Hannah B. a second third fourth chance at love? She’s a beloved member of the Bachelor universe, and her success on DWTS means she has even more crossover appeal to potential viewers. Get a few of the sane guys from her season (let’s say Peter, Tyler C., and Garrett) to screen the cast members to eliminate and Luke P.-esque crazies and hopefully guarantee a happy ending. Who says no?!

Just when we thought our appetite for reality TV had been satiated/destroyed with the finale of The Bachelor, along comes The Bachelorette Australia 2020 to give us a serving of double trouble.

With ex-contestant and Bachelor sweetheart Elly and her sister Becky Miles sharing the screen as dual Bachelorettes this year, it's a world-first for the international franchise, and suffice to say, one we're deeply curious about.

The other thing we're curious about? Which contestants will come out the winners of this year's unconventional season. And we're not the only ones, with the bookies already predicting who will steal the sisters' hearts in the finale.

Planning on rigging the office sweep? Scroll on for the contestants who have been tipped to win The Bachelorette Australia 2020.

Elly's Potential Winners

At present, SportsBet is tipping 28-year-old Frazer Neate as Elly's winner for The Bachelorette Australia 2020, with odds of $1.28.

The Queensland-based contestant featured heavily in the trailer, where Elly appears immediately captivated by him.

'I'm quite nervous, I can't wait to meet the love of my life,' Frazer says in a voiceover.

'Oh Frazer, he is gorgeous,' Elly says to the camera.

Frazer is an award-winning football player, who has competed in the Queensland Australian Football League and is seemingly friends with former Bachelorette and Bachelor In Paradise contestant, Timm Hanly.

Following Frazer in the running for Elly's heart, 25-year-old Joe Woodbury from Newcastle, is in second place with odds of $3.50.

The contestant, and Elly's former flame, whom she recognises in the trailer, is another potential front-runner in the quest for her heart.

Following Woodbury and Neate, and coming in at third place is Adam Todd with odds of $7.50.

The geologist from Western Australia kept Elly in stitches over his love of rocks and his discomfort over Elly potentially dating another scientist, following astrophysicist Matt Agnew from season seven of the show.

Becky's Potential Winners

Who's Gonna Win The Bachelor

Per SportsBet, the contestant tipped to end up with Becky is Pete Mann, a 34-year-old from South Australia, with odds of $1.28.

According to Now To Love, Pete is a café-owner based in Adelaide, and has been snapped during filming on a single date with the older sister.

Pete is followed closely by contestant Shannon Karaka, a 30-year-old business owner from New South Wales, currently tipped at $3.50 in the betting odds.

Who Will The Bachelorette Choose

Sam Vescio, a 35-year-old lawyer from New South Wales, follows both Mann and Karaka and is currently tipped $7.50 in the betting odds.

Who's Left On Bachelorette

According to his Network 10 bio, Vescio describes himself as 'loyal, respectful and fun' and is hoping to meet someone who is motivated, loving, affectionate, loyal and compassionate.

According to recently leaked photos, it does appear that all the above men make it to the Bachelorettes' respective top threes.

Who's Gonna Win The Bachelorette Spoiler

Of course, only time will tell as to which lucky fellas will receive Elly and Becky's final roses, but if the accuracy of 2019's The Bachelorette Australia's winner prediction is anything to go by, it could well be Frazer and Pete's game!