WWE Royal Rumble 2022 Final Betting Updated, Match Winner Revealed, Championship Match, Prediction & Spoiler, Updated Match Card| All You Need To Know
WWE Royal Rumble 2022 Final Betting Updated: The bookmakers are beginning to point to the Royal Rumble favorites. The Skybet portal has presented an update of the figures in relation to the next WWE pay-per-view.
Ronda Rousey is the new favorite at Royal Rumble 2022
Update January 27: The Men’s Battle Royal has a new favorite closing in on the top spot. In a few hours, AJ Styles has gone from becoming the third candidate to second, placing himself very close to Brock Lesnar, who begins to lose strength.
Update January 26: Ronda Rousey has entered the betting like a cyclone, placing herself as the favorite for the Royal Rumble women’s battle royal. The announcement of her return has had an immediate effect on the betting. On the other hand, the fights for the most important titles have been adjusted to the maximum.
Next, we present the first figures, marking in bold the favorites of each combat:
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WWE Championship
Brock Lesnar (-175) vs. Bobby Lashley (+125)
WWE Universal Championship
Roman Reigns (-160) vs. Seth Rollins (+120)
Raw Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch (-1000) vs. Doubledrop (+550)
The Miz and Maryse (+250) vs. Edge and Beth Phoenix (-350)
Men’s Royal Rumble
Brock Lesnar (+250)
AJ Styles (+300)
Big E (+400)
Roman Reigns, Bobby Lashley and Seth Rollins (+1000)
Women’s Royal Rumble
Ronda Rousey (-125)
Bianca Belair (+350)
Alexa Bliss (+550)
Liv Morgan (+700)
Bayley (+800)
For those who are not familiar with the North American betting system, here is a brief explanation: Negative odds indicate how much money you have to bet to get a profit of $100, that is, the smaller the number, the less money you win and the more favorite is the wrestler.
On the other hand, positive odds indicate the profit corresponding to a bet of $100, that is, for every $100 you invest, you win that amount of money and, therefore, the higher the number, the less favorite the fighter is.
