Kambi has installed a betting market in which customers can place wagers on Jonathan Good's status within the professional wrestling industry beyond April.
Good - AKA Dean Ambrose - is, according to WWE, not renewing his contract that is set to expire at the end of April. As a result of this, Kambi was willing to put up a special allowing punters the opportunity to bet on Good's next match following the expiration of the contract.
The odds for the promotion of Good's next match - after 23:59 Pacific Time on May 1st - are:
WWE 13/10
Any Unlisted Promotion 13/25
It's worth noting that WWE has uncharacteristically announced that Good is departing the company once his contract expires in a little over a month both officially to reporters and it has also played out in storyline.
With it becoming part of the build to - and during - WWE Fast Lane 2019, I felt that there was no chance he was leaving. However, in recent Wrestling Observer Radio podcasts and in this week's newsletter, Dave Meltzer has reported that - as of right now - Ambrose hasn't signed anything.
Meltzer wrote in this week's issue that he can 'totally see him being gone soon' due to how The Shield farewell and Ambrose losing to McIntyre was done on this week's episode of WWE Raw.
I've decided to go against this and have gambled on Good sticking with WWE. As noted, it's uncharacteristic of the company to both put out the news of talent leaving and have it play into parts of storylines.
Should Ambrose remain a member of the WWE roster beyond the contract ending, the market might not have long before it's settled as WWE is scheduled to have another show from Saudi Arabia on May 3rd.
The market is found under 'Specials' on the websites with Kambi's WWE odds. An example can be found below.
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