Wwe Royal Rumble Betting Odds

Posted By admin On 30/03/22

The Royal Rumble is always one of the most entertaining WWE events and an excellent way to start the new year in pro wrestling. We get to see pretty much all of our favorite stars from the sport, as well as many guest celebrities and new talents.

WWE Royal Rumble 2021 takes place on Sunday, Jan. 31 at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla., and will air live on the WWE Network and also on pay-per-view. The final betting odds for most of the matches that will take place at the WWE Royal Rumble pay-per-view event have been released. The card for the show that takes place this Sunday (January 31, 2021) from St. Petersburg, Florida at the Tropicana Field has likely been finalized as only five matches have been announced with WWE expected to announce a pre-show contest.

Betting

WWE Royal Rumble 2020 Betting Odds Written By Graeme on January 10, 2020 We are just a couple of short weeks away from the 2020 Royal Rumble, and sportsbooks are already jumping on it by offering up Royal Rumble 2020 Betting Odds.

I expect exactly that in the 2021 Royal Rumble and the traditional matches that include 30 men and 30 women should be the heart and soul of the show once again.

It seems like the best betting sites out there have published their early WWE Royal Rumble 2021 odds, so that’s a good reason to explore the betting angle. I share my thoughts on the prices for both the men’s and women’s fights here.

Rumble

Before we start, let me just remind you that WWE will have to leave Orlando in 2021, so the Royal Rumble won’t be in the Amway Center. We don’t know the final location yet, but the rumors suggest that there will be fans present and the ThunderDome feature will be available too.

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As you can see, you can back a ton of wrestlers, several UFC fighters and boxers, retired pros, and even Vince McMahon! The good news is that the Royal Rumble 2021 odds are pretty high even for the favorites.

Big E is the main guy expected to win at this point and the reason is simple. The WWE is moving him to the singles category and he needs a big win to boost the hype around this new chapter of his career.

And yet, it’s way too early to have a reliable prediction on who’s going to win, but I see several prices that deserve some attention. Getting +800 for the 2020 winner Drew McIntyre or Roman Reigns looks like a good choice right now.

The same can be said about the +3300 available for Randy Orton. The legend has been at the heart of the WWE action recently and I don’t think that will change anytime soon.

What WWE Royal Rumble 2021 prices do you like? Let me know in the comments below and let’s take a look at the women’s odds next.

Wwe Royal Rumble 2018 Betting Odds

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Wwe Royal Rumble 2017 Betting Odds

The situation with the 2021 WWE Royal Rumble odds for the women’s winner is interesting. There is no clear favorite and there are a ton of options available. The prices for some of them look quite tasty and I believe some might be worth a small early wager.

Wwe Royal Rumble Betting Odds

I’m not sure why you can get as high as +1600 for Asuka. She doesn’t need a win in the upcoming show, but she remains one of the most popular female wrestlers in the organization.

Wwe Royal Rumble 2019 Betting Odds

The odds for the other mainstream names are between the +600 and +1200, so it might be a good time to back them if you have a favorite. The +2500 for Nikki Cross also looks high and I’m not sure why the price is that big.

Once again, feel free to share your own expectations for the women’s 2021 Royal Rumble and the potential winners in the comments section below.

Wwe Royal Rumble Betting Odds

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Wwe Royal Rumble 2021 Betting Odds

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