Following what was perhaps one of the best Wrestlemania events of all time, experts, pundits, and sportsbooks are already lining up to forecast what Wrestlemania 41 next year will look like. Per betting markets from BetUS, the outlet has two very interesting odds sets available. The first one highlighted is who will “be the Head of the Table for The Bloodline” between Roman Reigns (-300) and The Rock (+200). For those not as plugged in when it comes to pro wrestling, The Bloodline is a villainous stable of wrestlers mainly consisting of members of the Anoa’i family, Reigns and The Rock will perhaps be dueling over the leadership of this powerful group. Meanwhile, the other main Wrestlemania betting market available at the site goes over which wrestlers are likely to appear at this upcoming Wrestlemania and who are not.
In this report, SBS will be going over what to look for from the latest gaming news coming from BetUS along with more updates and information coming from the website and beyond.
Per the BetUS official odds page, Reigns has a higher likelihood of defeating The Rock if they should clash at Wrestlemania 41 in Las Vegas at -300. After officially forming in July 2021 and have been on a rampage since then. Of course, the main draw of this powerful stable has been Reigns as the then Undisputed WWE Universal Champion. During this period, he simultaneously held the WWE and Universal championships in his fourth and second respective reigns, having one of the longest combined reigns of all time before losing at Wrestlemania XL to Cody Rhodes. It was also during this period that he took on nicknames like the “Tribal Chief” or the “Head of the Table” as a reference to his role as the leader of the familial stable.
Meanwhile, The Rock made his long-awaited return to the ring back in February of this year in the lead-up to Wrestlemania XL when he also joined the group. The duo of Reigns and The Rock would then team up to take on Rhodes and Seth Rollins at ‘Mania in a winning effort against the pair. While Reigns did come up short in the main event, ending his historic run, The Bloodline itself is still perhaps the strongest stable in all of pro wrestling. With that in mind, perhaps BetUS is forecasting a leadership battle between the two alpha males. This could be where Reigns looks to rebound from his championship loss while The Rock is aiming to prove he is still one of the greatest of all time even with age and time away from the ring.
With so many moving pieces until next year’s event, Reigns seems to have the early markets here as a long-term stay in wrestling for The Rock could be too good to be true.
Per the same official odds at BetUS, a variety of wrestlers are highlighted to potentially make an appearance at next year’s Wrestlemania. This list is of course highlighted by current world champion Cody Rhodes (-200) who won the championship at this year’s event in Philadelphia. Perhaps BetUS forecasts he will keep the title throughout the year and then take on a tremendous opponent in Vegas. Of course, there is definitely speculation on who that will be. If you are reading the tea leaves at BetUS, then the most likely opponent could be The Rock at -110 to appear at the event as he has the second-best odds of appearing in Las Vegas. Following those two, Reigns (+150) and former Intercontinental Champion Gunther (+150) are tied for the third most likely competitors to lace it up at ‘Mania.
Moving into the next portion of the odds set, two former world champions are slated as favorites to appear at the big showcase as Rollins and CM Punk register at +300 for the event. The latter would be making his first ‘Mania appearance in some time as he stepped away from WWE back in 2014 only to make his return late last year.
In some final interesting lines for the event, only one member of The Judgment Day stable has better than +1500 odds to make the WM 41 event card with Rhea Ripley at +500. The current women’s champion has been a dominant performer in her time with the promotion, but it is peculiar since her stable partners have also been strong as well. This of course includes Damian Priest (+2000) who is the current World Heavyweight Champion in his first reign. Maybe BetUS is anticipating some stable shake-ups here.
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