Betfair Sportsbook customers can now place wagers on this year's SummerSlam following the company's decision to open up betting markets at Betfair.com.
The sportsbook has priced up odds for every match set to take place on tomorrow night's card.
AJ Lee is currently marked up as a 2/5 favourite against Paige (7/4) in betting on the WWE Divas Championship match.
Bray Wyatt is a short 1/12 to defeat Chris Jericho in their return match from last month's Battleground event. Punters looking to back Jericho for another upset win can find him at 9/2.
Brie Bella is an 11/10 outsider in her battle against Stephanie McMahon (4/6).
The book lists Seth Rollins at 8/11 against Dean Ambrose (EVS) in the lumberjack match between the former Shield colleagues.
Ambrose and Rollins' former partner, Roman Reigns, is a 1/7 fave against Randy Orton (4/1) in the market for their match.
Rusev is a 6/5 underdog in his flag match against Jack Swagger. Customers looking for a babyface winner can get Swagger at 8/13.
The Intercontinental Championship market lists The Miz as the likely winner. He has been given a price of 3/10 while Dolph Ziggler is out at 11/5.
The main event - which sees Brock Lesnar challenge John Cena for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship - is the final match on the board. The book has placed Lesnar as the likely winner. Punters looking to back him can get 2/7 odds. Customers thinking Cena can leave Los Angeles with a win against the former UFC Champion can get him at 5/2.
WWE betting markets can be found under 'Special Bets' on the sportsbook menu at Betfair.com. For an easier route, you can view the odds live by going direct to Betfair's Specials Page.
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