The oddsmakers from Kambi republished a couple of Ronda Rousey specials yesterday, so I thought I'd take a look through them in this post and point out any changes that have been made.
First, the market where customers can place bets on the next person to defeat Rousey in a singles match has seen two names cut.
You can see, in the table below, that Ember Moon and Sasha Banks have been the punters' picks to 'Conquer' Rousey.
The two selections have both moved down from 12/1 into 7/1.
As a result of the two wrestlers moving in, the oddsmakers have pushed the following selections out:
Shayna Baszler from 10/1 to 12/1
Nikki Bella from 12/1 to 17/1
Becky Lynch from 15/1 to 20/1
The other conqueror market, this time where customers can punt on the time-frame when Rousey suffers a loss, has seen the 'Before or During MITB 2018' selection cut from EVENS into 4/6.
With Rousey scheduled to wrestle Nia Jax for the WWE Raw Women's Championship week from Sunday, at Money in the Bank 2018, the option that should attract those looking for Rousey to lose, is to just go for Jax in the regular match market for the event.
As of the time of writing, Nia Jax is a 5/2 outsider (with Kambi and Sky Bet). This is a superior price when contrasted with the 4/6 you'll find in the time-frame and 4/6 in the opponent conqueror markets.
In a bit of a contradiction, the market for Rousey to win either of the two major women's titles in WWE on the Road to WrestleMania has seen 'Before or During Money in the Bank 2018' cut from 4/6 into 2/5.
Wben I last checked in, both 'Before or During Money in the Bank; and 'During WrestleMania 35' were 4/6 joint-favourites. The time-frame that will be settled a week from Sunday has become the sole favourite while the one that covers a Mania title win has stalled.
Like I wrote above, if you believe Ronda is losing a week from Sunday, it's best to bet on the loss by backing Nia Jax to get the win in a regular market rather than wagering on the conqueror specials.
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