With Roman Reigns still in possession of the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship as 2022 is turning into 2023, BetOnline will now settle a prop market which was available in April.
In the market, customers were asked whether or not Reigns would be 'WWE or Universal Champion at the end of 2022'.
The bookmakers placed 'Yes' as a -150 favourite. The eventual losing option was +110.
The market was created shortly after Reigns had added the WWE Championship to his Universal Title with a win over Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 38.
A couple of new markets for 2023 were created in mid-December.
In the first special, customers have been asked which wrestlers will be the WWE or Universal Champion at the close of 2023.
As of the time of writing, Roman Reigns is at the top of the betting with a price of +150. He's then followed by Cody Rhodes and The Rock, who are +200 joint second-favourites.
Sami Zayn is directly underneath Rhodes and Dwayne Johnson in third place with a price of +250.
The full list of names can be viewed below.
BetOnline has also created a special which allows people to gamble on the female wrestlers - or wrestler - who will be holding the Raw and Smackdown Women's Championships in exactly one year from now.
The market opened with the current WWE Raw Women's Champion - Bianca Belair - a +100 favourite. Charlotte Flair, who won the WWE Smackdown Women's Championship from Ronda Rousey on the most recent edition of WWE Smackdown, is a +150 second-favourite ahead of Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey who are in joint-third at odds of +250 each.
There is only one minor change to the market since its launch on December 14th.
Mandy Rose, who was released from the company on the day the market went live, was eventually taken off the board. She had been priced +2,000.
The full list of runners, along with their odds, can be found below:
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