WWE Wrestlemaina 36 Betting Odds

WWE Wrestlemania is the biggest event on the wrestling calendar and the eyes of the world will be upon the WWE Performance Centre in Orlando, Florida for WWE Wrestlemania 36 this weekend.

Many monumental battles will be taking place in the ring, whilst titles across the board will be on the line. The undisputed king of Wrestlemania, The Undertaker, will return to the grand stage, as he takes on AJ Styles, whilst the clocks get turned back when Edge faces Randy Orton in a last man standing battle.

Elsewhere Drew McIntyre sets his sights on becoming the first Scottish WWE title holder, when he takes on Brock Lesnar. In total, there will be nine title matches across the 16 fights in total on Sunday, where the action gets underway at 10:30 pm in the UK on Sunday, and will continue the following Sunday at the same time.

To be clear, for the first time ever, Wrestlemania will be spread across two days: Saturday and Sunday, with each days schedule starting at 10:30 pm (UK time).

With this said, here, we take a look at how Betway have priced up the odds for Wrestlemania 36.

At Wrestlemania this weekend, there will be seven matches that take place without a title on the line, and Betway have priced up the odds for some of these battles for us to punt on.

Bobby Lashley will take on Aleister Black, with the former WWE United States champion, Lashley a huge outsider for this one. The American is a 3/1 underdog, which should be a consideration for a betslip with Betway, considering his popularity. As for Black, he is a clear favourite at 1/5, with the 34-year-old Dutch wrestler bringing with him the eyes of an entire country.

Black's odds are understandable when you consider he is the up and coming star of the WWE, having won the NXT Championship, whilst also being named as Male Competitor of the Year in 2017.

Former Universal Champion, Kevin Owens, will take on Seth Rollins in a very exciting matchup. Rollins has been one of the WWE's stars of the past decade, winning countless titles and awards, whilst also fluctuating between love and hate as a superstar. The 33-year-old famously cashed in his Money in the Bank at Wrestlemania 31 to win the WWE Championship, which makes his odds of 7/5 with Betway a very appealing one. Owens, on the other hand, is the 1/2 favourite.

Two former NXT stars, Elias and Baron Corbin will also meet in a tough to call match. Elias is the 1/2 favourite, although our money would be on Baron Cobin at EVENS for your Wrestlemania acca, as his recent title-winning history puts him in good stead for another break into the big matches.

In what is one of the most intriguing matches of the two-day event, John Cena takes on Bray Wyatt in a Firefly Fun House match. 'The Fiend', Wyatt and the famous Cena have a long history of battles, with the two meeting back in 2014 at Wrestlemania 30, where Cena won in a singles match.

Cena is arguably the most famous wrestler in WWE history, with his 13 WWE Championship wins victories coming along with an almighty following. As a result, betting on him at 12/5, is certainly one to include in the acca for Wrestlemania 36.

Fans will also be gifted with a trip down memory lane, as legendary wrestlers Edge and Randy Orton also meet. As a seven time WWE Heavyweight Champion, Edge comes into this won a 1/4 favourite, although, Orton has proved so many times down the years, he can not be overlooked - a nine-time WWE Champion, Orton is a 51/20 underdog.

The Undertaker will return to Wrestlemania where he has made himself arguably the greatest of all time. The famous streak of 21 Wrestlemania wins in a row has never even been close to being matched, and until Brock Lesnar beat The Undertaker at Wrestlemania 2014, he was unbeaten at the famous event.

Now, after Roman Reigns beat him a few years later, The Undertake boasts a record of 23-2 at Wrestlemania, making him a clear 1/4 favourite against AJ Styles - Styles is a 51/20 underdog.

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Rhea Ripley is the favourite to beat Charlotte Flair in their battle in the women's NXT division. Both are one-time holders of the NXT Championship and it is Ripley who will be defending this title at Wrestlemania 36.

The Australian is the 2/5 favourite to defend her title, although, Flair's history in NXT cannot be overlooked. Having won the Royal Rumble back in January, Flair earned her way to this title shot and is in with a huge chance to become a two-time winner at 7/4 with Betway.

This one is a very interesting matchup with two of best in the NXT division going head to head, and it is very tough to call. Flair's 7/4 price is no doubt a worthy addition to any bet slip, but Ripley's 2/5 price is good to include in any acca.

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Moving from the NXT women's game to the WWE side of things, where Becky Lynch defends her title against Shayna Baszier. Lynch has had a monumental two years in the wrestling game, winning the women's title four times and becoming the first woman to headline Wrestlemania 12 months ago.

Surprisingly, however, Lynch is the 11/8 underdog to defend her title against Braszier. The former UFC fighter, Baszier, is 8/15 to leave with the title, ending this famous run by her Irish opponent.

We are backing Lynch at this price to leave victorious, although Braszier's rampage at the moment is unparalleled, as she defeated every single superstar in the WWE Elimination Chamber.

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The WWE title will be on the line as Brock Lesnar takes on Drew McIntyre. McIntyre is surprisingly the favourite to dethrone Lesnar, who has held the title for long than any WWE superstar over the past decade.

Should McIntyre do so, he will become the first-ever Scottish WWE champion and put himself in the history books as a result. The Ayr-born is 4/9 to beat the long-standing WWE Champion, whilst Lesnar himself is a 13/8 underdog.

Considering Lesnar broke 'The Streak' and how he is so consistently dominant in the WWE, putting him in an acca 13/8 is never a bad idea. Although, it does look as if this one is McIntyre's to win after a sensational Royal Rumble in January.