Along with some of the markets that had been available before today are newer ones.
The Intercontinental Championship market still has Seth Rollins as a 1/2 favourite to retain the strap.
Date/Time
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Rollins
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The Miz
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Balor
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Joe
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14/4 6:30PM
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3/5
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3/1
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5/1
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13/2
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16/4 11:40AM
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1/2
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13/4
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11/2
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7/1
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20/4 6PM
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"
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7/2
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5/1
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"
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Samoa Joe, who moved to Smackdown this week - and is technically not worth looking at - has also remained at his previous number (7/1) while The Miz (13/4 to 7/2) has drifted.
Finn Balor is down to 5/1 from 11/2.
It's important to note that this market will pay out on whoever is the titleholder at the conclusion of the match. I have seen a commercial promoting the match as a five-way with the quoted selections listed along with another wrestler. The fifth name is Bobby Lashley.
Gone is the market for the casket match between The Undertaker versus Chris Jericho. This bout was a replacement for Taker versus Rusev. It's now back to Taker versus Rusev.
The Undertaker is a 1/5 favourite while Rusev is 3/1.
Jeff Hardy, who took the US Championship back to Smackdown, is a 1/3 fave to Raw's Jinder Mahal (2/1).
Another confusing match-up is the one that sees Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt (1/8) going up against Cesaro and Sheamus (4/1) to determine new Raw Tag Team Champions. The latter duo is now affiliated with the Smackdown brand.
WWE Champion, AJ Styles, has been installed at 11/20 for his WrestleMania 34 rematch against Shinsuke Nakamura. A victory for the challenger will pay out at 5/4.
John Cena is still 1/2 to beat Triple H (7/5).
WWE Smackdown Tag Team Champions, The Bludgeon Brothers remain 1/3 faves to overcome former titleholders, The Usos (2/1).
Roman Reigns is still 4/6 for his WWE Universal Championship challenge against Brock Lesnar (27/25).
Dont disregard Miz, Joe or The Bar...titles could switch and switch back at backlash.
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