Hell’s Kitchen Betting Odds: Final Night, Barry McGuigan To Win?

Tonight marks the end of the third series of Hell's Kitchen, a series that has literally had the country on the edge of its seat - although admittedly it was on the edge of its seat looking for the remote control to turn Hell's Kitchen off.

Over the last fortnight, a mixture of celebrities you thought were dead, celebrities you wished were dead and celebrities you didn't even know were celebrities all learned to cook under the watchful eye of Marco Pierre White, a man so ferocious he once made Gordon Ramsay cry. However, since Marco Pierre White inexplicably decided to focus on cookery instead of belittling celebrities, it was down to the celebrities themselves to be entertainingly offensive during Hell's Kitchen. And, thanks to Jim Davidson, they were. OK, well maybe not entertainingly offensive…  

So tonight's Hell's Kitchen is a face-off between the two best cooks of the series, but who'll win? Here are the Hell's Kitchen betting odds for Adele Silva and Barry McGuigan, with help from Paddy Power…

Adele Silva - Before she took part in Hell's Kitchen, we'd have happily admitted that we didn't have a clue who Adele Silva was. But, after two weeks of watching her on Hell's Kitchen, what do we know about Adele Silva now? Well, she's officially the best cook from the crop of this year's Hell's Kitchen females, meaning she doesn't aimlessly stare into space like Anneka Rice, scream for the boys to do all her work for her like Abi Clancy or just be painfully anonymous like Kelly LeBrock. Adele Silva has also shown herself to be adept at murdering animals with her bare hands, with the accompanying delighted look of glee on her face each time she ends the life of a lobster suggesting that she'll have a perfectly good future career as the star of snuff movies. But more than anything, Adele Silva deserves to win Hell's Kitchen because her mother is the owner of the most demented haircut we've possibly ever seen. And surely that has to count for something. Current Hell's Kitchen betting odds - 11/10

Barry McGuigan - Barry McGuigan, on the other hand, has shown himself to be a natural in the kitchen for the duration of Hell's Kitchen. We've seen Barry mash potato like he was preparing for a championship fight, concentrate on tasks like a fighter scoping out his opponent for openings and burn his hands on an oven like it was a confusing high-tech training programme devised by the baddies out of Rocky IV. More than that, though, Barry McGuigan's Hell's Kitchen role has been as a moderator, trying to talk Jim Davidson out of his blackly homophobic mood and doing his best to make Lee Ryan look like less of a moron. As a cook Barry McGuigan deserves to win Hell's Kitchen and as a person Barry McGuigan deserves to win Hell's Kitchen. Of course, none of this sodding matters anyway - they could let a monkey win Hell's Kitchen and it still won't make you care any more about the bloody thing come 10:32 tonight. Current Hell's Kitchen betting odds - 4/6

Tomorrow - we're going to start Strictly Come Dancing betting odds. Yes, already! We know how to treat you good, don't we. But if that's too long to wait - or you feel like making more money than you know what to do with - head right over to the Paddy Power Hell's Kitchen betting odds page to see the latest, and best, betting odds.