The bwin Sportsbook has installed betting odds for the Seth Rollins versus John Cena match that might take place at SummerSlam on August 23rd.
WWE World Heavyweight Champion - Seth Rollins - has been chalked up as a 3/10 favourite with his potential opponent, Cena, at 9/4.
I think the prices have been written up well as I feel that we might not see John Cena for a while after SummerSlam.
Seth Rollins accidentally broke Cena's nose on last week's episode of Raw. This has resulted in Cena being pulled from a lot of scheduled dates as he has had to go into surgery to fix the issue. This has obviously caused plans to change. However, the most recent episode of Raw saw Rollins taking credit for putting his rival on the shelf. This is enough of a sign that the match is still pencilled in for SummerSlam if Cena can go, I can see them having the match and then have him take time off for further surgery if needed.
And even if it doesn't take place at SummerSlam, there is a built in rivalry ready for when Cena does return. As is obviously the case - if the match doesn't happen on the night, bets will be cancelled.
Bwin has also reopened betting on the main event.
The Undertaker is 1/2 to pick up the W. His opponent - Brock Lesnar - is 7/5.
The second main event market, that I wrote about last week, has also been readjusted. These bets allow the customer to predict how the match will end. The current prices are:
Undertaker by pinfall 63/100 (was 4/5)
Lesnar by pinfall 81/50 (was 7/5)
Either of the wrestlers via disqualification 3/1 (dropped from 5/1. I liked this when I first saw them)
Draw 8/1 (no change)
Undertaker by submission 25/1 (was 20/1)
Lesnar by submission 33/1 (was 20/1)
As noted in previous posts, the sportsbook does tend to open and close its WWE betting markets on a frequent basis. If you see the prices and like what is being offered, I recommend betting as soon as possible.
The odds can be found under 'Entertainment' on the A-Z menu at bwin.com. New customers can qualify for the company's latest welcome bonus by clicking on the advert below.
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