In today's post, I'll run through each market and point out how the wagering has gone since I first began following the betting.
NXT Women's Championship
The NXT Women's Championship market has been quite intriguing to follow.
When I first came across the betting, at 8:15PM BST on Tuesday July 1st, BetOnline had the titleholder, Jacy Jayne, as a -1,000 favourite. Those looking to gamble on her challenger, Jordynne Grace, were unable to do so because the selection was locked (off the board).
BetOnline sent out its publicity email within thirty-nine minutes of me finding the markets on my own. At that point, Grace was listed at +550.
As you'll see - in the table below - the gamblers evidently sided with Grace because, by the afternoon of July 6th, she had become the odds-on favourite by descending into -130. The shortest price I have witnessed for the challenger is -250 from three days ago. Following that, the odds for Jayne to successfully retain her strap began to dip lowering from +170 into +100 by Friday night.
The market was taken off the board yesterday evening. I assume because the NXT Great American Bash show was going on at the time. However, it has not returned as of 7:45AM BST today.
WWE Women's Tag Team Championship
The market for the fatal four-way match, which will see Raquel Rodriquez and Roxanne Perez defend against Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, Asuka and Kairi Sane (The Kabuki Warriors) and Sol Ruca and Zaria has been one-sided on paper.
Even though they're technically still not the favourites - as of this morning- Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair have plummeted from +300 into -110 between Wednesday afternoon and this morning. There was a moment - on Thursday - when Bliss and Flair were off the board.
The champs are favourites. They're currently -175. However, I had started following the market when they were -500.
Asuka and Kairi Sane have drifted to +1,000 from +500 while Ruca and Zaria's have doubled from +900 within this period.
No Holds Barred Match
Betting on the no holds barred match between Jade Cargill and Naomi has seen the former backed from -1,500 into -2,000 while Naomi has gone the other way moving to +700 from +600.
WWE Women's Championship
Another market that has only been adjusted once is the one for Tiffany Stratton's WWE Women's Championship defence against Trish Stratus.
On Wednesday, and right through to this morning, Stratton was a -2,000 favourite. She is now a shorter -3,000.
Trish Stratus has moved to +800 from +700.
WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship
When I first found the market for Becky Lynch's WWE Intercontinental Championship defence against Lyra Valkyria and Bayley, BetOnline had the titleholder at -500, the previous champ at +250 and Bayley at +400.
By the following morning, Lynch's price had dropped into -600. Then, later that day, it had plummeted into -1,000 and was shortened once again two days after that. Then moving to -2,000.
Valkyria has risen from +250 to +600 in this time. Bayley appears to have been backed because her price lowered slightly when it dipped into +375 over a week ago.
Women's World Championship
Initially, the market for Iyo Sky's Women's World Championship defence against Rhea Ripley saw the challenger's odds fall from -175 into -700 between July 1st and 3rd.
The money coming in on Ripley forced the odddsmakers to move Sky up to +400 from +135. However, since then, the price for the champ has been declining. As you'll be able to view below, a decision for the titleholder is now being offered at +200. Therefore, her odds have halved since July 7th.
Despite the most recent changes siding with Sky, Rhea Ripley has retained her position as the match favourite. She is currently -300.
And that's all BetOnline is offering. There is no market for the seventh bout on the card: the Evolution Battle Royal. Sportsbooks here in Europe have been accepting bets on that match, however.
Stephanie Vaquer has been an odds-on favourite. Nikki Bella is currently second-favourite followed by the following, in order: Bianca Belair, Nia Jax, Paige, Chelsea Green, AJ Lee, Ivy Nile, Natalya, Michin, Zelina Vega, Lita, Jaida Parker, Lash Legend, Piper Niven, Alba Fyre, Lola Vice, B-Fab, Candice LeRae, Kelani Jordan, Izzi Dame, Mickie James, Tatum Paxley, Maxxine Dupri and Scarlett.
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