WWELEAKS.ORG: Crown Jewel '23 Betting Update For October 28

It has been a week since I last wrote about BetOnline's markets for November 4th's WWE Crown Jewel 2023. Now, with a week to go before the event, I shall share some more updates about the markets both old and new.

Undisputed WWE Universal Championship
There market for Roman Reigns' defence against LA Knight has remained stationary with the titleholder a -3,000 favourite over the +800 for Knight.

Cody Rhodes .vs. Damian Priest
BetOnline published a market for Rhodes .vs. Priest in the latter part of this week. I have not witnessed any adjustments so far. Rhodes is listed as a -700 favourite. A win for Senor Money in the Bank will pay out at +400.

Solo Sikoa .vs. John Cena
WWE confirmed Solo Sikoa .vs. John Cena on social media yesterday. A market for the match was made available shortly afterwards with Solo Sikoa favoured over John Cena.

At the time I first wrote down the odds, John Cena was +250. His price has since been cut into +110.

With Cena's odds reduced, the bookmakers have kept Sikoa a favourite but have improved his price from -400 to -150.

WWE US Championship
The early underdog, in the WWE US Championship market, became the match favourite within a couple of days when Logan Paul fell from +400 into -270 somewhere between last Saturday and Monday.

The challenger's odds have continued to decline and currently rest at -400.

Rey Mysterio has moved from -700 favourite right up to +250 following the bettors seemingly siding with Paul.

WWE Women's Championship
Rhea Ripley's odds to retain the WWE Women's Championship have declined from -400 into -2,000 within the last week.

The champion's opponents' odds, for the fatal five-way, have all drifted out with Raquel Rodriquez rising from +300 to +500, Nia Jax jumping out to +800 from +500, Shayna Baszler moving up to +1,000 from +900 and Zoey Stark increased from +1,000 to +1,000.

World Heavyweight Championship
The World Heavyweight Championship market has stayed with Seth Rollins a -400 favourite to retain with a win over Drew McIntyre (+250) since I last wrote about the market a week ago.

Before that, Rollins was favoured at -200 to McIntyre's +150. All of the changes made to the market beyond that point had sided with the champion.