WWE Bad Blood 2024 Betting Odds For Saturday Morning

WWE Bad Blood 2024 takes place from Atlanta tonight. As usual, I have been following the WWE markets available from the BetOnline Sportsbook and will share with you all of the price changes I have been able to note along the way.

All times are in BST. 

CM Punk .vs. Drew McIntyre
The market for the Punk .vs. McIntyre Hell in a Cell match was posted around September 18th. At the time I began following the odds, the former was a -900 favourite to McIntyre's +500.

As you can view above, the odds for a CM Punk win had reduced into -1,000 a few hours later. The drop continued over the next couple of days leaving favourite at -1,500 while McIntyre's price rose out to +600.

It was on September 29th when some action came in on the Scot as the underdog slid back into +550 while Punk was placed up to -1,000. However, the most recent adjustment, which occurred sometime between Thursday night and yesterday afternoon, saw the bookies halve Punk's odds into -2,000.

Following the drop in Punk's price, McIntyre drifted to +700.

Damian Priest .vs. Finn Balor
As it stands, even though Damian Priest is positioned as the favourite in the betting for his match against Finn Balor, the bettors appear to be siding with the underdog.

On September 18th, BetOnline had Balor at +550 to Priest's -1,000. That price was shortened into +500 within twenty-four hours and was then snipped into +400 a day after that. 

As noted, despite Balor's price decreasing, the book has remained with Priest as the fave despite his odds moving in the opposite direction to his opponent.

The most recent market change occurred last weekend. It saw Balor once again fall. This time, he was moved into +300 while the former World Heavyweight Champion is -500.

WWE Women's Championship
Another market which has seen evidence of one-way traffic from a betting perspective is the one for Nia Jax's defence of the WWE Women's Championship against former titleholder - Bayley.

Albeit, in this example, the punters have sided with the favourite.

On Tuesday afternoon, Jax was -250 while her challenger was +170. By the following day, the fave's price had descended into -400 and has since fallen into -500 after spending a brief time as -450.

Bayley has moved out to +300 in this time.

There is a proposition market which sort of focuses on this match as it asks customers whether Tiffany Stratton will cash-in her Money in the Bank briefcase.

As of right now, the 'No' is favourite at odds of -500 to the +300 for 'Yes'. This prop market opened earlier this week with 'No' at -300 while the opposing option was +200.

Women's World Championship
There is a proposition market which exists for the Liv Morgan .vs. Rhea Ripley match for Morgan's Women's World Championship. That's because Dominik Mysterio will be locked inside a shark cage during the contest.

The prop asks customers to bet whether or not Dirty Dom will escape the shark cage, which will be hanging at ringside.

'Yes' is -220 over the +155 for 'No'.

As for the match market itself, the early movements appear to side with Morgan successfully retaining her title because her price fell from -250 into -1,000 within the first five days. As a result, Rhea Ripley was pushed out to +550 from +170.

All of the most recent price changes have sided with the challenger, however. As can be seen above, Ripley's odds were lowered into +425 a week ago and were then snipped into +400 this past Thursday.

A decision in favour of the champ is currently -700 with the sportsbook.

Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns .vs. The Bloodline
The most glaring thing I noticed, when I visited the BetOnline website this morning, is that the market for the Rhodes and Reigns versus Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu tag match has been taken off the board.

There has been speculation concerning Dwayne Johnson potentially making an appearance in this spot. I surmise that may have prompted further interest in backing The Bloodline to get the W in this encounter.

The Rock reports aside, it seems quite clear - by looking at the market - that the punters were siding with Sikoa and Fatu long before the recent news. You'll notice they were as high as +800 on September 18th and were as short as +250 before the market was removed sometime between last night and this morning.

Rhodes and Reigns were -2,500 initially. The most recent price I had for them is -400 when they were moved up from -500 sometime between Thursday and yesterday afternoon.

I'll keep an eye out to see if this market returns at any point during the day.

All of these prices were correct as of 10:30AM BST. The latest odds can be found by checking out BetOnline's Pro Wrestling Pages below:

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