Bet on Charles Barkley Next Job

Written by:
Mary Montgomery
Published on:
Jun/17/2024

Following Game 4 of the NBA Finals last Friday, Charles Barkley announced that he will retire from broadcasting after this season.

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Most think that Barkley will be swooned by another network, should TNT lose its NBA rights to another network or a streaming service, and ultimately "un-retire" once his retirement is official.

Not according to him, however.

"I ain't going nowhere other than TNT," Barkley, 61, said on NBATV after the Dallas Mavericks' Game 4 victory over the Boston Celtics on Friday night. "But I have made the decision that, no matter what happens, next year is going to be my last year on television. And I just want to say thank you to my NBA family. You guys have been great to me. My heart is full with joy and gratitude."

BetOnline has come up with a few props surrounding Barkley's future, including his next line of work.

And the odds for him to be back in a studio regularly as a host next season (not as a guest), aren't all that long (2/1).

Barkley next job odds are subject to change and will be updated in real-time.

 

Charles Barkley Next Line of Work                   

Golf                              1/1

Sportswear                   4/1

Politics                         5/1

Professional Eater         6/1

Teaching                       6/1

Comedian                     10/1

Actor                            12/1

Law                              12/1

Music                           12/1

Technology                   12/1

Real Estate                   14/1

Sports Agent                 16/1

 

Will Charles Barkley participate in the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest on July 4?

Yes       5/1

No        1/10

 

Will Charles Barkley be a regular broadcaster during the 2025-26 NBA season?

Yes       2/1

No        1/3

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