The Betfair Sportsbook has added two more names to its prop market where customers can guess on who the third man will be on the team to take on the New Wyatt Family this Sunday.
Daniel Bryan has been installed with a price of 7/2.
For what it's worth, I had been asked about the chance of Bryan being the partner of Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns. The best response I could muster was 'I can't see it happening, but I would not be surprised if he is.'
The other name is Brock Lesnar at 4/1.
Again, I cannot see it but wouldn't be shocked to see him if he was brought in. What I do know is Lesnar will be back working the Madison Square Garden show in a fortnight.
Having him brought in unadvertised, or without a tease, isn't how WWE uses 'The Beast', so that's why I haven't a strong opinion here. With that said, I am sure there will be a few wrestling fans out there willing to have a speculative punt on him being revealed.
Betfair's Night of Champions odds can be found under 'USA' in the 'Special Bets' section of the Betfair website.
Thursday 17 September 2015
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Solid blog you've got here, Mr Taylor. Spent the day reading all your postings and am intrigued. Think I'll pass on NoC being my first foray into wrestling betting though... can't see what direction they're going in next couple of months, and this particular PPV have too many potential x-factors that can throw off expert predictions.
ReplyDeleteI might put 5/10 units on Sting @ 3,80 by DQ, just because Rollins never gets anything done on his own and this at least leaves the babyface with some sympathy. I see only potential "big" matches for Sting up until 'Mania, so I assume they'll keep him strong here.
Unibet now offer odds on wrestling as well. Keep up the good work and 'let's beat the bookies'.
Thank you, Thor.
DeleteI have just written about Unibet for anyone else who is reading this:
A look at Unibet's Night of Champions odds