Greatest Bachelor(ette) Villains of All Time
Lee Garrett or Luke Parker
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Why This Battle Matters
What does it take to be crowned the ultimate villain in the realm of love and roses? Lee Garrett and Luke Parker offer two starkly different blueprints. Lee, with his sly, smooth-talking tactics, contrasts sharply with Luke's bold, boundary-pushing bravado. This isn’t just about who stirred more drama or who left a deeper mark on Bachelor(ette) history; it's about which style resonates more with the fans. Do you value the cunning, under-the-radar scheming, or the in-your-face, unforgettable confrontations? Your choice declares not just a winner, but what kind of villainy runs deeper in the heart of Bachelor Nation.
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Luke Parker over Lee Garrett when it comes to the greatest Bachelor(ette) Villains of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Luke Parker 100.0% of the time over Lee Garrett.
Across all battles:
Luke Parker win rate: 36.4%
Lee Garrett win rate: 21.6%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Bachelor(ette) Villains league?
Currently, Juan Pablo Galavis holds the top spot in the Greatest Bachelor(ette) Villains league. Check out how he stacks against other memorable villains on the GOAT List.
What makes Lee Garrett popular among Bachelor(ette) villain aficionados?
Fans appreciate Lee Garrett for his role as the smooth-talking antagonist. His strategic gameplay and ability to stir the pot made for some unforgettable TV moments. Even though he's trailing against Luke Parker, his unique approach to the game keeps him in the minds of many fans of the show.
Why is Luke Parker dominating Lee Garrett in the Greatest Bachelor(ette) Villains league?
Luke Parker is absolutely crushing it! Fans remember his intense confrontations and bold moves, which left a lasting impression. His assertive personality and unforgettable drama make him a clear villain favorite over Lee Garrett, who, while notorious, doesn't quite match the infamy or the dramatic flair of Luke.