Royal Rumble Record & Final Four Betting

Earlier today, I published a number of Royal Rumble betting posts and didn't even manage to get through them all. Here are some more markets that I was unable to get through this afternoon. All of these markets can be found at 32Red.com, 888Sport.com or Unibet.com.

Records

As of the time of posting, the websites have three markets where customers can wager on Royal Rumble records being broken.

Total Eliminations

The first market is asking its customers to bet on Roman Reigns' elimination record being broken. The number to beat is the 12 men he threw out in 2014. 

'Yes' is available at 7/1 and the 'No' is 1/20. It's priced correctly. In my opinion, this record will remain intact for quite some time.

Shortest Time

Santino Marella's 1.9 seconds in 2009 is the number to beat. The 'Yes' is 7/1 and the 'No' is 1/20. So, it has been chalked up as the above market.

Once again, I think this is safe for the time being. 

Longest Time

Rey Mysterio's 1:02:12 from his 2006 winning year is the time to beat in this market. The oddsmakers have set the 'Yes, it will be broken' at 8/1 and the 'No' is 1/34.

I'm tempted to take the 'Yes'. Mysterio has now left the company, so they might want to wipe this feat from history by passing it on to somebody else. If I recall correctly, they did this in 1993. Ric Flair - who had the record from the previous year - was on his way back to WCW and they had Bob Backlund participate for a long time in the '93 match.

I can see there being some obstacles in the way of this being done, however. One example is the timing of the show itself. All it needs is to have one match go over its allotted time for the Royal Rumble match to be trimmed down.

Final Four

The three sportsbooks are now accepting wagers on wrestlers finishing in the final four of the Royal Rumble match.

The odds are:

Brock Lesnar 1/10

Roman Reigns 9/50

HHH 2/5

Kevin Owens 1/2

John Cena 4/6

Dean Ambrose 1/2

Daniel Bryan EVS

Bray Wyatt 6/4

Braun Strowman 11/8

Rusev 11/8

Sheamus 7/4

Ryback 9/4

Shinsuke Nakamura 5/2

AJ Styles 5/2

Samoa Joe 5/2

Sami Zayn 5/2

Finn Balor 5/2

Batista 4/1

The Undertaker 4/1

The Rock 4/1

Alberto Del Rio 3/1

Dolph Ziggler 5/1

Neville 5/1

Big Show 3/1

Big E 3/1

Cesaro 7/2 

Mark Henry 13/2

Luke Harper 13/2

Erick Rowan 13/2

Kane 13/2

Kofi Kingston 10/1

Xavier Woods 20/1

Damien Sandow 20/1

Tyson Kidd 20/1

Tyler Breeze 20/1

Kalisto 20/1

The Miz 20/1

King Barrett 20/1

Stardust 20/1

James Storm 15/1

Apollo Crews 15/1

Hideo Itami 15/1

Baron Corbin 15/1

Bill Goldberg 25/1

Chris Jericho 25/1

Jeff Hardy 30/1

Matt Hardy 30/1

Rey Mysterio 30/1

CM Punk 25/1

Kurt Angle 25/1

Jimmy Uso 40/1

Jey Uso 40/1

Jack Swagger 40/1

D-Von Dudley 40/1

Sin Cara 40/1

R-Truth 40/1

Bubba Ray Dudley 40/1

Titus O'Neil 40/1

Curtis Axel 40/1

Shawn Michaels 100/1

Steve Austin 100/1

Sting 100/1

Alex Riley 75/1

Bo Dallas 75/1

Fernando 75/1

Darren Young 75/1

Konnor 75/1

Viktor 75/1

Heath Slater 75/1

Adam Rose 75/1

Zack Ryder 75/1

Christian 100/1

Mick Foley 100/1

Shane McMahon 150/1

Josh Bredl (Now Bronson Matthews) 200/1

ZZ Loupe 200/1

William Regal 200/1

Ronda Rousey 250/1

Charlotte 250/1

X-Pac 300/1

Chyna 400/1

Hornswoggle 400/1

El Torito 400/1

Vince McMahon 500/1

Billy Gunn 500/1

Hulk Hogan 500/1

Ric Flair 500/1

Quite a list, eh? Brock Lesnar is a safe bet, but I am not going to take them. If I had to pick one name other than Lesnar, I'd have to choose Kevin Owens because of that rumour about him possibly facing Lesnar at WrestleMania. If this is going to happen, then they have to kick-start the feud in this match. Is 1/2 worth it, though?