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Anderson and Gallows are 2/9 favourites to defeat Enzo and Big Cass (11/4),
The New Day are 4/11 to retain the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship with a victory over Sheamus and Cesaro (15/8).
Brian Kendrick is 4/7 to defeat WWE Cruiserweight Champion, TJ Perkins. A winning punt on the champ will pay out at odds of 13/10.
Sasha Banks is 1/7 to keep the WWE Raw Women's Championship by going over Charlotte Flair in the Hell in a Cell match. The challenger is 4/1.
Roman Reigns is 1/14 to keep the US Championship from Rusev in another Hell in a Cell match. If you think Rusev will reclaim the title, you can find him priced 6/1.
Finally, the WWE Universal Championship market - which sees Kevin Owens defend the strap against Seth Rollins inside the cell - has opened with Owens a heavy favourite. He's 4/11 while Rollins is out at 15/8.
On paper, the three Hell in a Cell matches look to be won by all the titleholders. I have a feeling that at least one of these matches will end with the outsider winning.
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Odds seem pretty accurate for this event .First of all ,the 3 cage matches ,keep in a mind you can only win this by pinball or submission ,so winner will get the title.I can't see Reigns or Banks losing their momentums,they both won belts too recently to lose so soon,a quick change of titleholder plays down credibility to belts too. Anyways 1/14 nor 1/7 are good enough.
ReplyDeleteOwens vs Rollins is trickier ,with all the Jerichos Stephs and HHHs involved ,it could either way,apparently HHH will cost SR the match but I don't trust Jerichos performance either.I will pass.
Both tag team matches got clear favorites, the Club gotta win this ,period.They are being awfully booked ,the doctors angle,losing in and out to New Day and being defeated by Enzo Amore on Raw?.It is just too much ... but 1.22 is pretty short.
Only market I ve placed a bet is the tag team championship match ,I think New Day will retain .They are weeks away to break Demolitions record,Sheamus and Cesaro are not a real team and put the belts on them would be idiotic ,this two seem to feud again for a loser leaves company encounter. I think 1.36 is a decent price ,I see this one clear to babyfaces.
I don't have a strong opinion on the CWs so I can't say anything about it.
Couple of comments
1)In this scenario ,it seems there will be no title changes on HIAC (count CWS out of the big 4). To be honest ,this is weird to me ,they need to switch one title at least on PPV and I think the will ,question is which will it be?
2)Smart money is more intriguing than ever,No Mercy seemed to have no inside money with underdogs winning and other matches seeing no action at all.Make sure to monitor all moves carefully is my advice.
Ok any thoughts? your 2 cents guys?
For a profitable and enjoyable PPV weekend to everyone.
Jordan asked me the other day about the HIAC matches and I was stumped as to which outsider wins. I plucked out Rollins as a mild lean and I still am unsure about it.
DeleteIt's obvious that HHH is going to cost him another match somewhere down the line. The question is, does he do it this week to prevent Rollins from winning in the Cell or will he do it when Rollins is champ to cost him the strap? I have backed neither Rollins or Reigns to become Universal Champion before the close of WrestleMania 33, so I obviously want Rollins not to get the W on Sunday. On top of this, I sort of have a feeling it's too soon to bring HHH back. Another thing worth noting is that thing I've written before about how HHH tends to avoid Raws when poor ratings are expected. Monday is Halloween, so the ratings are expected to be lower than they have been. So, that's another thing working in favour of HHH not showing up on Sunday and having to explain himself on Monday.
It might sound crazy, but I think that title match should go to Sheamus and Cesaro. Not a straight-up win, but by countout or something so it keeps the straps on New Day and keeps the feud going.
The question is, will New Day be part of team RAW at SS? if they do, than they can win clearly here
DeleteGood thinking!
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