In the most recent post, I wrote that Ronda Rousey's odds to win either the WWE Raw or Smackdown Women's Championship at SummerSlam have been cut from 3/4 into 4/6 in a special where customers of the sportsbooks that publish betting odds from Kambi. Seeing as I'm going through all of the markets that were republished yesterday, I thought a good segue would be to take a look through the four SummerSlam 2018 markets that are available to customers.
In these specials, punters can place wagers on who they believe will walk out of Brooklyn holding either of the four major titles in WWE.
Since I last checked in on June 27th, the bookies have made some changes by taking out some of the names that they had priced up when the market was first installed in late-May. You can still request names to be added, if you wish.
The Raw Women's Championship market now only lists three names - Rousey, Alexa Bliss and Nia Jax. It makes sense with these three being the only selections as Bliss will defend her title against Jax at Extreme Rules next weekend. Ronda Rousey will be in attendance and will surely be involved in what ever finish they come up with.
You can view all the selections and price changes for the four titles in the image below.
Carmella's price to still be in possession of the Smackdown Women's Championship has lowered from 7/4 into 6/4.
WWE Champion, AJ Styles remains a joint 6/4 favourite along with Daniel Bryan and Samoa Joe.
The Universal Championship market now has Brock Lesnar at 11/10 from 2/1. This, I would presume, is due to some reports indicating that Lesnar is still not booked for the show. If these reports turn out accurate, Lesnar would obviously be the champ at the end of August 19th and will be the winning selection.
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