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2023 WWE Survivor Series Odds: Who Walks Out of War Games Alive?
It is another big weekend in the sport of professional wrestling, this time, WWE takes centerstage. It is the annual Thanksgiving tradition, the Survivor Series. This time, there is a wrinkle as there was last year. No more traditional tag team matches; instead, War Games will settle the score.
The Survivor Series will be live in Chicago, Illinois, and you know there is speculation about CM Punk returning to WWE. We know Randy Orton is coming back, but there have been subtle signs about Punk returning. However, WWE denies he is coming back.
Survivor Series War Games has been built well on both the men’s and women’s side of things. We have Judgment Day with Drew McIntyre taking on Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, Sami Zayn, Seth Rollins, and Randy Orton. This should be a great match. On the women’s side, Damage CTRL taking on Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Bianca Belair, and Shotzi. Again, there is some intrigue, especially on the Damage CTRL side and where Bayley fits in now.
Plus, we have a couple of championship matches on the card as well. This year’s Survivor Series War Games is shaping up to be a really good show. Let’s take a look at some of the betting favourites that are expected to emerge victorious in the night’s biggest bouts.
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WWE Survivor Series War Games Odds via BetOnline:
- Men’s War Games Match: Judgment Day and Drew McIntyre (+190) vs. Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, Sami Zayn, Seth Rollins, and Randy Orton (-300)
This will be an excellent match. We know the story with Jey Uso and the whole dynamic with Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre. And the reason why Drew turned heel is because of Jey’s past with the Bloodline. Though he has not joined the Judgement Day, he has aligned himself with them in order to get revenge on the babyfaces. With Orton coming back, can you trust the Viper to do the right thing here? He will get an excellent pop for the War Games match. There is a lot of bad blood that needs to be settled. The odds have the babyfaces favored to win despite not having the man advantage. Does Judgement Day need the win? Yes, but it feels like that group will soon break up because of this loss.
- Women’s War Games Match: Damage CTRL (-150) vs. Charlotte, Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair, and Shotzi (+100)
Again Damage CTRL really needs a win here. The question is do they turn on Bayley? Even with Io having the title, the group does not feel that intimidating anymore, if they ever did. There are a lot of big names in this one. Io Sky has been in every single women’s War Games match. That is pretty remarkable, to be honest. Can we expect bitter rivals to get along in Charlotte, Becky, and Bianca? And where does Shotzi fit into this mix? It feels like it will be Damage CTRL’s night.
- WWE Intercontinental Championship: Gunther (c) (-715) vs. The Miz (+400)
This should be a good match between two good champions. The Miz reestablished this title a while back and Gunther has taken it to another level. Expect the title reign to continue here for Gunther. It may last until WrestleMania. But the champion was not a fan of the Miz growing up and watching WWE, so the Miz embodies what WWE was in the early 2010s. It is the Entertainer vs the Pro Wrestler for the workhorse title.
- WWE Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) (1-425) vs. Zoey Stark (+550)
This is a mismatch on paper. Rhea should keep the title here as the leader of Judgment Day. Even though her role on TV is more of a leader and not a champion, she will look good against Zoey Stark. Stark is a good opponent. She is strong and has the ability to match power with Ripley. But in the end, Ripley will find a way like she always does.
In addition to these four matches, Santos Escobar (-300) will battle Carlito (+200) in a grudge match. Escobar turned heel on Rey Mysterio and LWO and Carlito is looking for revenge after what Santos did at Crown Jewel. This should be a good match, with Santos winning.
And do not forget the little nugget of CM Punk. Does he return? They are in Chicago, after all. Have to tune in to find out.
WWE Survivor Series War Games happens on Saturday, November 25th
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2023 ATP World Tour Final Odds: Jannik Sinner vs Novak Djokovic
The 2023 ATP World Tour Finals are here. Can you believe the tennis season just went by like that? The tournament is underway already. So these are the live updated odds listed below on who has the chance to win the tournament and walk out with the year-end championship.
It is not a given that the best player in the world walks out with the championship. After a difficult three-match round-robin, the semifinals and finals are played on back-to-back days. Again, it is all about who you match up with in the semifinals. But whoever is playing the best will lift the year-end championship.
What a couple of great semifinals we had on Saturday as the best four players on tour met. In the first semifinal, the Italian and home country favorite Jannik Sinner defeated Daniil Medvedev in three sets to advance to the final. In the second semifinal, Novak Djokovic defeated Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets 63 62 to advance to the final.
Entering the semifinals, Djokovic was still the favorite at +180. Entering the tournament, Sinner was a +190. These guys have been the two most consistent players at the end of the year. However, it is anyone’s tournament to win. Again, you never know what can happen in a best-of-three tournament. You need to be at your best every single match.
Let’s dive into the ATP World Tour Final odds, with the tournament wrapping up on Sunday.
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2023 ATP World Tour Final Final Odds
Jannik Sinner (+145) vs Novak Djokovic (-190)
What a tournament it has been for the Italian Jannik Sinner thus far. Sinner remains unbeaten through the Group Stage and needed another long match to beat rival Medvedev. However, he took Medvedev’s best shots and delivered the knockout blows in the third set, cruising to victory. After splitting the first two sets 64 67, Sinner came out flying as his backhand was the weapon of choice. Not to mention, the crowd got under Medvedev’s skin as well. But Sinner decided that enough was enough and defeated Medvedev for the third straight time after dropping their first six meetings.
Sinner really has the momentum on his side, especially after defeating Novak Djokovic in Group Play. It has been a while since a man has won the Year End Championship on his home soil. You have to go back to Andy Murray at the O2 in London and, before that, Leyton Hewitt when the tournament was played in Australia. Sinner looks to join those two, and he will have the crowd on his side. But it will not be easy.
His opponent is a familiar one with Novak Djokovic. Djokovic is in the final for the ninth time, while Sinner is entering his first year-end final. Djokovic looked the best he has been all tournament. His groundstrokes and serving were electric. And you know Djokovic’s mental game is the best in the world. He knows how to do take his game to another level, especially in the big matches.
Djokovic does not beat himself. Look at the big rallies against Alcaraz; Djokovic just left Carlos shaking his head. That is what Novak does. Look, Sinner will have the crowd, but it is tough to be Djokovic twice in the same tournament. He knows how to adjust. This will not be like the Group Stage match.
Yes, Sinner got his first win over Djokovic the other day, but the pressure will be on Sinner to do it again. You never know, though; look what he has done in that matchup with Medvedev since he got the first win.
This should be a good one. Expect the match to go the distance. Why not.
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2023 ATP World Tour Final Semifinal Odds and Preview
The 2023 ATP World Tour Finals are here. Can you believe the tennis season just went by like that? The tournament is underway already. So these are the live updated odds listed below on who has the chance to win the tournament and walk out with the year-end championship.
It is not a given that the best player in the world walks out with the championship. After a difficult three-match round-robin, the semifinals and finals are played on back-to-back days. Again, it is all about who you match up with in the semifinals. But whoever is playing the best will lift the year-end championship.
The semifinals are set after a gruelling Group Stage that saw the four best players in the world come through. Carlos Alcaraz defeated Daniil Medvedev in straight sets to secure his spot in the Final Four in his debut in the tournament. Meanwhile, World Number One Novak Djokovic needed help from Jannik Sinner after getting by Hubert Hurkacz in three sets.
Well, Sinner delivered and defeated Holger Rune in three sets to win the Green Group, as Alcaraz won the Red Group. Alexander Zverev had an outside shot to make semifinals but he needed help. As you can see, he did not get the help. You have to feel bad for a guy like Hurkacz, who played well against Djokovic, just imagine if Stefanos Tsitsipas pulled out sooner; maybe his odds might have gone up.
Entering the semifinals, Djokovic is still the favorite at +180. However, it is anyone’s tournament to win. Again, you never know what can happen in a best-of-three tournament. You need to be at your best every single match.
Let’s dive into the ATP World Tour Final semifinal action which continues on Saturday with the Final on Sunday.
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2023 ATP World Tour Final Semifinal Odds
Novak Djokovic (-160) vs Carlos Alcaraz (+125)
Many people are hoping to see Carlos Alcaraz in the final as well against Novak Djokovic. Well, this rivalry will be renewed in the semifinals. These guys have played epic matches this year from the French Open to the Wimbledon Final to the Cincinnati Final; Alcaraz and Djokovic bring the best out in each other. This is as close to an even match as possible. Alcaraz is getting better and better with each match. At the same time, Djokovic has struggled in his last two matches. However, that does not mean a thing when it comes to this stage.
Djokovic will be a slight favorite in this match. However, the young Spaniard has been playing well, winning his last two matches in straight sets. This will be a tougher match for him. Expect this match to go the distance. No way this is a straight-sets match. Expect this to be a long match. Djokovic’s last two matches have been three sets not to mention he has been on court for nearly six hours over his last two matches.
Again this will be an excellent match and get headlines on the Marquee, but the second semifinal will be just as good.
Jannik Sinner (-160) vs Daniil Medvedev (+125)
While Alcaraz and Djokovic will get the headlines, the rivalry between Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev has been just as good. Early in the season, Medvedev continued his domination over Sinner to 6-0 with wins in Rotterdam and Miami. However, Sinner finally broke the streak of losing by winning in Beijing and Vienna. It is crazy to think all those matchups came in finals. This is the first semifinal matchup of the year.
Medvedev had a strong performance in group play prior to his match against Alcaraz. Again, he lost 64 64, but a rally here or there and Medvedev could have won. This was similar to Medvedev’s straight sets win over Zverev. Sinner, on the other hand, like Djokovic, has played in back-to-back three-set matches. His win allowed Djokovic to get into the semifinals. Let’s see how much he has left in the tank against a very good player in Medvedev.
Expect both matches to go the distance. Both matches will be really good. Regardless of who makes the final, it will be a great culmination of the 2023 tennis season.
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We are heading into the home stretch for AEW as one of the Big Four PPVs is upon us. AEW Full Gear is here as they head to the Fabulous Forum in the city of Angels, Los Angeles, California. Tony Khan has announced a major signing at the event on Saturday saying he has signed one of the best wrestlers in the world. Speculation is running rampant from names like Mercedes Mone to Will Ospreay.While some continue to complain about monthly PPVs for AEW, they are successful for the company. Just look at WrestleDream. Fans and others may question the build to the event and even some of the matches, but the show always delivers. Expect Full Gear to deliver on Saturday as well.
The way Full Gear is being built up, there are a lot of rivalry matches on the card. Orange Cassidy versus Jon Moxley, Timeless Toni Storm taking on Hikaru Shida, MJF and Jay White and let’s not forget the Young Bucks taking on Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho. Not to mention the personal rivalry between Hangman Adam Page and Swerve Strickland.
AEW has really moved forward from the CM Punk debacle, however, speculation is swirling it could be him in the Devil mask, we will see. But that being said, we are only a couple of days from AEW Full Gear. Let’s take a look at some of the betting favourites that are expected to emerge victorious in the night’s biggest bouts.
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AEW Full Gear Odds via BetOnline:
- AEW World Championship: MJF (c) (-1000) vs. Jay White (+400)
The main event of the evening will see MJF back out pulling double duty. MJF the rightful champion had his belt stolen by Jay White of Bullet Club Gold. White is claiming the MJF is the Devil and the fans should not fall for his act. MJF is playing the baby face role. But when the initial challenge was made, White got beat up by men in Devil’s masks. MJF and White have been going back and forth on the mic with the faction getting the better of MJF on each occasion as the champion looked to get his title back. Now there is no running for Jay White as the champion will look to ride even higher heading towards Worlds End.
- Texas Death Match: Hangman Adam Page (-333) vs. Swerve Strickland (+280)
This match is truly a grudge match between two men who have been building something over the last couple of months. Things got taken to a personal level with Swerve invading Hangman’s house and Hangman cutting the ultimate babyface promo on Swerve this past week on Dynamite. Strickland got the best of Hangman Adam Page at WrestleDream, but now they are in Hangman’s type of match. And Adam Page has not lost one of these matches. Expect this to be a bloody personal war. Don’t be surprised if there is another match to follow.
- AEW International Title: Orange Cassidy (c) (+120) vs. Jon Moxley (-175)
This match is personal for Orange Cassidy because Jon Moxley is the one who stopped Cassidy’s first title reign as International Champion. Even though Cassidy regained the title, he wanted to regain it from Moxley. And it was Cassidy who had been the antagonist in this whole mess. Moxley gave him the respect he deserved, but now respect went out the window. It made sense to beat Cassidy at All Out and it makes sense again. We truly did not see his reign because he got hurt during his match with Rey Fenix. Either way expect someone to bleed in this match.
- AEW Women’s Championship: Hikaru Shida (c) (+190) vs. “Timeless” Toni Storm (-333)
The best thing going outside of MJF is “Timeless” Toni Storm. Strom lost it after she lost the title to Shida prior to All In. Now Toni Storm is portraying a movie starlet heading home for her theatrical masterpiece. Even though Shida lost the title, she got it back thanks to Toni Storm during a match with Saraya. Now these two are on a collision course. Like with the previous match, the books like Storm to win the title for a third title. It would be unfortunate as Shida deserves a long run as champion.
- Number One Contenders Tag Team Match: Golden Jets (Chris Jericho/Kenny Omega) (-500) vs. Young Bucks (+300)
What is old is new and what is new is old. Ever since this company was formed the Young Bucks and Chris Jericho have been at odds. We never saw the Elite vs Inner Circle in Blood and Guts due to the pandemic. However, the Young Bucks don’t like or trust Chris Jericho. And now that Kenny Omega and Jericho are teaming they don’t like their Elite member either. The Golden Jets are together because of Don Callis. But the Bucks took shots at Jericho two weeks ago on Dynamite thus a stipulation was added to this one. If the Bucks lose they lose their number one tag team title shot. If Jericho and Omega lose, they can’t team anymore.
- ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: MJF & Parnet (c) (+165) vs. The Gunns (-225)
Okay, we all love what MJF and Adam Cole are doing storyline-wise. It has gotten better even with Adam Cole out to injury. Not to mention the addition of the Kingdom and Roderick Strong. And throw the opponents MJF has along the way for the title. Now he may need an enemy to keep the ROH Tag Team Titles as he faces a very good tag team in the Gunns. The Gunns are no strangers to tag team gold. They have been AEW World Tag Team Champs before. Expect the titles to change hands here unless AEW goes in another direction.
- Sting, Darby Allin, Adam Copeland (-500) vs. Christian Cage, Luchasaurus and Nick Wayne (+300)
Christian Cage is an amazing heel. His stable The Patriarchy is so good for his character as he is portrayed as a fatherly figure to Luchasaurus and Nick Wayne. The rivalry with Darby Allin and Sting continues to be taken to another level. Now add in Adam Copeland as Sting winds down his wrestling career and this will be a fun trios match. The expectation is for the Babyfaces to win, but is there a swerve coming?
- TBS Championship: Kris Standlander (c) vs. Julia Hart vs. Sky Blue
Kris Statlander and Julia Hart have been in a great feud. Now throw in Sky Blue and her allegiances and this will make a spicy triple-threat match for the title. You have to wonder if Sky Blue will align herself with the House of Black even though she blew blue mist in the face of Julia Hart. The odds are stacked against the champion in this one.
- AEW World Tag Team Titles: Ricky Starks/Big Bill (c) (-250) vs. FTR (+300) vs. La Facción Ingobernable (+800) vs. Malakai Black * Brody King (+450)
This will be an interesting match. The House of Black have been getting involved in FTR’s business lately. Big Bill and Starks shocked the world defeating the champs weeks ago on Collision. Now the champs are in a four-way for the belts. You know FTR is looking to win the gold, but expect the champs to win, FTR will help everyone be good in this one.
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ATP World Tour Finals Odds: Novak Djokovic Favored To Win
The 2023 ATP World Tour Finals are here. Can you believe the tennis season just went by like that? The tournament is underway already. So these are the live updated odds listed below on who has the chance to win the tournament and walk out with the year-end championship.
It is not a given that the best player in the world walks out with the championship. After a difficult three-match round-robin, the semifinals and finals are played on back-to-back days. Again, it is all about who you match up with in the semifinals. But whoever is playing the best will lift the year-end championship.
After a grueling summer hardcourt season, which led to indoor tournaments in Asia and wrapping up with the Indoor Paris Rolex Masters, where Novak Djokovic took home the title with his record-extending seventh Rolex Paris Masters title and his record-extending 40th Masters 1000 crown and even with his three-set loss to Jannik Sinner on Tuesday, he is still the oddsmakers’ favorite to win the title at +180.
Many people are hoping to see Carlos Alcaraz in the final as well against Djokovic. This would be a culmination of the 2023 tennis season in a nutshell. However, Alcaraz has his work cut out for him. After dropping his opening match to Alexander Zverev, he was able to rebound with a win against Andrey Rublev, who fell to 0-2. Alcaraz is 1-1 and will meet Daniil Medvedev.
Again, you never know what can happen in a best-of-three tournament. You need to be at your best every single match.
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First-round action began on Sunday and the tournament continues on Thursday. Here is a look at the latest odds to win the 2023 ATP World Tour Final being held in Turin, Italy. The ATP World Tour runs from November 12th through November November 19th.
ATP World Tour Final Odds (via Sportsbook Wire)
Novak Djokovic
+180
Jannik Sinner
+190
Daniil Medvedev
+350
Alexander Zverev
+800
Carlos Alcaraz
+1000
Holger Rune
+2400
Andrey Rublev
+3300
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Out of the Tournament, replaced by Hubert Hurkacz
Stefanos Tsitsipas is out of the tournament after in an injury in yesterday’s match against Rune. Hurkacz will try to play a spoiler against Djokovic. However, that will be very difficult. He has been sitting on the sidelines watching.
As for the rest of the tournament, there is a reason why Alcaraz was so slow. One, he was dealing with injuries, and two, he was on a three-match losing streak. Meanwhile, Daniil Medvedev is listed even higher than Alcaraz because of his play on hard courts. He is the hardcourt specialist, after all.
Medvedev had a tough match-up on Wednesday as he beat Alexander Zverev in straight sets 76 64. However, a shot here or there and it is Zverev that wins the match in straights. Not that he is into the semifinals going 2-0 and not dropping a set. His odds will increase even more. But he has a big class with Alcaraz coming up next.
Again, Sinner had a big win against Djokovic and will probably see him again down the road. He was able to win a title in Bejing this fall. And Sinner has the game to play with anyone. The question is, can he do it consistently? He had to dig deep against Novak on Tuesday, but he found a way in a third-set tiebreak.
Rune has some time off now to let his body recover. Throughout the season, we have seen Rune’s body breakdown, so this time off will do him good, though a long shot to win. Again, anything can happen at the year-end tournament. But all eyes will be on this afternoon because that will determine a lot moving forward.
The 2023 ATP World Tour Finals continues on Wednesday and runs through Sunday, and before you know it will be time for the 2024 Australian Open. Stay tuned for more from Full Press Bets and Full Press Coverage.
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WWE Crown Jewel Odds: LA Knights vs. Roman Reigns
It is everyone’s favorite time of year. Things are heating up in the wrestling world. WWE has several PLEs this month. Later in the month Survivor Series will take place in Chicago, but first up is WWE Crown Jewel.
Regardless of what you think of WWE going to Saudi Arabia, they continue to draw fan interest there for their events. Each year, the company holds two major shows there. Take the politics out of sports and this is sports entertainment, and it is a business, and WWE makes a ton of money from these shows. That is why they go.
But enough of the backstage talk surrounding the event. It is a big lineup for Crown Jewel. Roman Reigns is in action for the first time since Summerslam. It will also be the last time he defends the WWE title until the Royal Rumble. His opponent is the megastar, LA Knight. This should be a great match.
Along with that tile match, there are three other title matches on the card as well, including several grudge matches.
With only a day left before WWE Crown Jewel, let’s take a look at some of the betting favourites that are expected to emerge victorious in the night’s biggest bouts.
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Crown Jewel Odds via BetOnline:
- WWE Championship: Roman Reigns (c) (-5000) vs. LA Knight (+900)
Look we all know LA Knight is not winning this match, right? Stranger things have happened. But this is a test run for Knight with the big dogs. He has held his own with The Miz, John Cena, and The Bloodline. Now it is time to tackle the biggest dog in the yard. LA Knight’s rise is exactly what the company needed. He has stated what everyone has felt for a long time, the Bloodline and Roman Reigns have been exhausted. It will be a fun match. Most expect Roman to win, but the key will be how he wins and can keep Knight’s momentum rolling.
- WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Seth Rollins (c) (-400) vs. Drew McIntyre (+250)
This should be a good match between two guys they have not wrestled in a long time. Rollins continues to sell his injured back. McIntyre is looking to regain something he lost. Since Drew returned this is his first big title match. Remember he fell victim to the Roman Express in Scotland last year. The promos these two have cut are great. The way the Drew McIntyre slow heel turn is being built has been great. Expect these two to have a great match. The odds for a Damien Priest Cash-In are at +700, but that is in match only.
- WWE United States Championship: Rey Mysterio (c) (+500) vs. Logan Paul (-1000)
Rey Mysterio continues to lead the LWO. Many are wondering if Santos Escobar will turn on Rey for taking the chance away from him to win the title. That is a possibility. Also many expect Logan Paul to win here as well. He called out Rey Mysterio after a boxing match. Mysterio answered and the two had a face-to-face on Smackdown. Logan being a natural heel it would make sense for a title change here.
- WWE Women’s World Championship Match: Rhea Ripley (c) (-5000) vs. Raquel Rodriguez (+200) vs. Nia Jax (+800) vs. Shayna Baszler (+1000) vs. Zoey Strak (+1100)
Rhea Ripley is the leader of the Judgement Day and you can see it. There is a reason she is a heavy favorite to retain the title. The other ladies will put up a fight, but most expect Rhea to win here. And she needs to look dominant in this performance too.
- WWE Women’s Championship: Iyo Sky (C) (-300) vs. Bianca Belair (+200)
This should be a really good match. Bianca and Iyo have not wrestled one-on-one since their NXT days. Finally, there will be no triple threat and we will get to see these ladies have a great wrestling match. Expect some interference from Damage CTRL, but also expect the champion to retain.
- Cody Rhodes (-700) vs. Damien Priest (+400)
This should be a great match. Cody is looking to continue his story toward getting the WWE Championship from Roman. Then there is Damien with the Money in the Bank contract. The Judgement Day and Cody have been going at it for quite some time now. Expect Cody to win here. You know Dom and Finn will play a role, but expect Cody to have some backup. This should be a good one.
- John Cena (-120) vs. Solo Sikoa (-120)
This match is truly 50/50. It can go either way. Expect this match to be like Cena’s matches against Umaga, which means we will see Super Cena at one point. Not sure who wins here. With Cena and Knight getting the win at Fastlane, we have to imagine Solo going over here. But we truly don’t know.
WWE Crown Jewel happens on Saturday, November 4th, live on Peacock.
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WWE FastLane Betting Odds: Who is the Last Man Standing?
The professional wrestling world is in such good shape. It feels like there is an event every weekend. Well, it feels that way because there is. After WWE NXT No Mercy last Saturday, and AEW WrestleDream last Sunday, WWE will be hosting FastLane on Saturday.WWE FastLane is live from Indianapolis, Indiana as John Cena and LA Knight team up together, while Seth Rollins defends the World Heavyweight Championship in a last-man-standing match. Not to mention the Bloodline is back on the card, but in different matches.
Along with these matches, there are three other title matches on the card as well, including several grudge matches.
With only a day left before WWE FastLane, let’s take a look at some of the betting favourites that are expected to emerge victorious in the night’s biggest bouts.
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WWE FastLane Odds via BetOnline:
- WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Seth Rollins (c) (-400) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (+250)
You have to wonder if this is the main event of the evening though John Cena and LA Knight are on the card. So it is probably them. Now Nakamura and Rollins are having a gimmick rematch here at FastLane and these Last Man Standing matches are tough to watch. Though Rollins is nursing a back injury. Legit too. So there could be a chance the title could change, but the odds have Rollins retaining the title. But again there has not been a solid Last Man Standing match in a while.
- LA Knight & John Cena (-5000) vs. Solo Sikoa & Jimmy Uso (+1000)
This probably is the main event and boy is LA Knight so over. Getting the rub by John Cena is huge too. This is a fun grudge match between the Bloodline, a legend of the business, and a guy who has made it on his own. Not to mention this makes sense as LA Knight made the save for Cena on Smackdown. Though these two had some odds, this a formidable team. Expect them to win. We also know Knight is getting a push to potentially work with Roman Reigns.
- WWE Women’s Championship Match: Iyo Sky (c) (-300) vs. Asuka (+400) vs. Charlotte Flair (+400)
This is going to be a fun triple-threat match. Iyo alone is worth the price of admission. And she and Asuka will be fun to see though eventually we should get a singles match on a PPV. Adding Charlotte to the mix gives this match a different dynamic. Again these matches don’t favor the champion, but Iyo just won the title so we don’t expect her to drop it.
- WWE Undisputed Tag Team Titles: The Judgement Day(-300) vs. Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso (+200)
This will be a fun match. The history between Jey and Cody will be fun to watch. Can they trust each other? Remember Cody got Jey Uso to Raw, but nobody knows what the other end of the trade was. Judgement Day continues to dominate Raw and WWE. The Judgement Day finally won those tag team titles. You have to expect some interference in this match to allow Judgement Day to keep the titles.
- Bobby Lashley & Street Profits (-500) vs. LWO (+300)
There is a battle brewing between these two factions. LWO has the United States Championship thanks to Rey Mysterio, but they also have win over the Profits as well. But the LWO had enough of the post-match beatdowns by the Profits and Lashley. LWO challenged Lashley & the Street Profits to a match. Thus they are the underdogs and Lashley and the Street Profits are the favorites.
WWE FastLane happens Saturday, October 7th, live on Peacock.
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AEW WrestleDream Betting Odds: Danielson vs Sabre Jr.
It feels like AEW just had a PPV with ALL Out in Chicago and ALL In in Wembley Stadium. Those were in a back-to-back stretch. Tony Khan is coming off a successful AEW Dynamite Grand Slam in New York. Now, the company is getting ready to head to Seattle, Washington — the home of Bryan Danielson and Swerve Strickland — to honor one of the greats of professional wrestling, Antonio Inoki.
WrestleDream is a collaboration of AEW and New Japan Pro Wrestling, similar to the Forbidden Door PPV we saw in June. The event takes place on Sunday, October 1st, which will mark the one-year anniversary of the Japanese hero’s passing.
The company has moved on from the debacle that was CM Punk coming out of ALL IN and ALL OUT as many have stated. There are a lot of positives heading into this event. Again, regardless of what you think of the build. AEW knows how to deliver a PPV and you know this will be a good show.
But with only a few days left before AEW WrestleDream, let’s take a look at some of the betting favourites that are expected to emerge victorious in the night’s biggest bouts.
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AEW WrestleDream Odds via BetOnline:
- Bryan Danielson (-500) vs. Zach Sabre Jr. (+300)
The dream match-up of the century between two of the best professional wrestlers in the world will most likely be the main event of this show. This matchup was supposed to take place at the first Forbidden Door before Danielson got hurt. These two men had epic promos to set up this match. Danielson called out Zach Sabre Jr. on an episode of Collision. There, Danielson talked about getting close to the end of his career, but he wanted this match. ZSJ accepted the match and can’t wait to fight to find out who is the best wrestler in the world; he just wants the fragile Danielson to get there.
- Hangman Adam Page (+220 vs. Swerve Strickland (-280)
This match is truly a grudge match between two men who have been building something over the last couple of weeks on Dynamite. Swerve called out Adam Page for all the opportunities he has gotten and has come up short. Swerve is doing such great work as a heel. Each week he is getting under the skin of the Hangman. Adam Page called Swerve out for not being able to handle his own battles, but Swerve wanted to do it on his terms and his terms were in Washington. These two should put on a great match.
- TBS Championship: Kris Statlander (c) (-1000) vs. Julia Hart (+500)
Kris Statlander and Julia Hart will be a good match. Hart is the number one contender after her winning streak continued. She had her sights on the champion after Statlander defeated Jade Cargill on an episode of Rampage before Jade left for WWE. Though Hart has come a long way as a wrestler, expect the champion to retain.
- TNT Championship 2 out of 3 Falls: Christian Cage (c) (+120) vs. Darby Allin (-160)
Darby Allin won the Royal Rampage Battle Royal to earn a shot at the TNT title. Allin has made comments about how the title needs meaning again. Darby has been one of the best TNT champions in the past. Though Luchasaurus is the champion, Christian Cage is walking around with the title. This will be a fun match as Darby can work that big-small guy match. Though he is the underdog, take the upset and a new champion here.
- AEW World Tag Team Titles: FTR (c) (-1000) vs. Aussie Open (+500)
We know how much tag team wrestling sells. FTR is having open challenges each week on Collision. But now they have a rematch with Aussie Open, the team FTR beat last year when they were collecting all the titles during the best run of their careers. Aussie Open has done great work in AEW and called out the champs after FTR made light work of a team on Collision. Aussie Open said FTR needs to fight a real team. FTR should retain here, but Aussie Open will be champions soon.
- ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: MJF & Adam Cole (c) (-2000) vs. The Righteous (+700)
Okay, we all love what MJF and Adam Cole are doing storyline-wise. However, Cole has a serious injury that he suffered at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam and needs surgery. MJF will defend the titles in a handicap match against the Righteous. Great promos by both teams this week on Dynamite. It feels like AEW wants to keep these guys together, but it makes sense for MJF to do the work right now. Awful tough to defend the belts in a handicap match, but you have to think he finds a way to retain them.
- Young Bucks (-140) vs. Lucha Bros (+250) vs. The Gunns (+250) vs. Orange Cassidy & Hook (+900) – Winner To Get AEW World Tag Team Title Shot
We have a number one contenders match for the AEW World Tag Team Titles. This will be a fun match featuring three great tag teams and the former AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy and FTW Champion Hook. We know the history of the Bucks, Gunns, and Lucha Brothers have a history with FTR. Most recently, we saw FTR beat the Young Bucks at All-In. Is there a rematch at Full Gear coming? Maybe. But who knows? Bucks are favored but we can see any of these teams winning.
- Chris Jericho, Kenny Omega, Kota Ibushi (+200) vs. Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita, Sammy Guevara, and Will Ospreay) (-300)
Don Callis took two enemies — Chris Jericho and Kenny Omega — and turned them into tag team partners. Callis gave them a common enemy in him. Not to mention, the Don Callis Family has been a thorn in the side of both men this past summer and they also have their sights on Ibushi. Takeshita has two wins over Omega in a one-week span, becoming the Alpha. Will Ospreay is back in AEW to join Takeshita and Sammy Guevara, the newest member after turning on Jericho. This will be a fun trios match; expect the heels to win.
- NJPW Openweight and ROH World Championship Match: Eddie Kingston (c) (-1000) vs. Katsuyori Shibata (+500)
Eddie Kingston overcame his demon of Claudio Castagnoli, winning the ROH World Title at the AEW Grand Slam. Kingston is a double champion and wants to honor Antonio Inoki. He wants to fight a man who represents that strong style in the ROH Pure Champion Katsuyori Shibata. This will be a hard-hitting match. We expect the double champion to retain as Shibata is the Pure Champion.
- Ricky Starks vs. Wheeler Yuta – No Odds at this time
This will be a technical wrestling classic. Starks and Yuta had some history coming out of AEW Collision and the Texas Death Match with Starks and Danielson. Yuta threw Ricky aside and he tried to apologize for that and shake hands, but Starks had none of that. The two got into a verbal exchange with Yuta issuing the challenge and Tony Khan making it official. Should be a fun one. Got to think Starks wins here.
AEW WrestleDream happens on Sunday, October 1st.
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2023 US Open Men’s Final Odds: Djokovic vs Medvedev
The 2023 US Open has reached the final weekend. There will be new champions in 2023. Coco Gauff defeated Aryna Sabalenka in the women’s final on Saturday night to win her first major. And the weekend’s final event will be the men’s final where Novak Djokovic takes on Daniil Medvedev.
This is a rematch from the 2021 US Open men’s final, where Medvedev dominated Djokovic to win his first major championship. In addition, this is Medvedev’s third trip to the final in five years. He was a runner-up in 2019 and obviously won in 2021, and now looks for a second title. He has been unstoppable on hardcourts this season. Medvedev has reached other major finals in Australia, losing to both Rafael Nadal (up two sets to none) and Novak Djokovic.
Djokovic is excellent on this surface as well but has not lifted the trophy since 2018. As a matter of fact, no man has repeated as US Open champion since Roger Federer won five straight from 2004-2008. Djokovic will look for more history as he looks to win his 24th Grand Slam title. He has also reached every Major Final in a season and looking to win three of the four major titles in a season for the third time in his career.
Remember, it was Medvedev that stopped Djokovic’s bid for the calendar Grand Slam in 2021 and Novak has not forgotten. This will be an excellent match. Two former US Open champions looking to go at it.
Full Press Bets and Coverage has already taken a look at the men’s semifinals for the US Open. Let’s dive into the men’s title to see who will win the title. It will either be Djokovic’s 24th major title or Medvedev’s second.
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2023 US Open Final Odds
Daniil Medvedev (+205) vs Novak Djokovic (-250)
The 23-time Grand Slam champion is the heavy favorite. As expected. However, do not sleep on Medvedev. He is back to his 2021 level. Not to mention, Medvedev is the hardcourt specialist for a reason. While his summer hardcourt season was not the greatest, he has found his form in New York.
Look, Medvedev went on a streak early in the season, winning four of five titles. All of them are on hardcourts. In addition, Djokovic’s only loss on hardcourt this season was to Medvedev in the Dubai semifinals. So, Medvedev has the ability to out-hit his opponent off the court. Oh, yeah, he can out-serve them, too. Yes, Medvedev stands way back to return, but his reach drives opponents nuts. He did that to Djokovic in 2021 and in the semifinals against the World No. 1 and Wimbledon Champion Carlos Alcaraz.
Medvedev won a tight first set in a tiebreak, saving two break points in the fifth point. He was able to find his game and frustrate Alcaraz to win the first two sets before Alcaraz started to find his game in the third set. But Medvedev got the crucial break in the fourth set to defeat Alcaraz 76 61 36 63. Medvedev was able to win those long games, saving break points. Though he could not convert until his fourth match point, Medvedev showed why he has won a major before.
No surprise Djokovic is back in the final. Shelton just did not have the game to match Djokovic. Djokovic won in straight sets 63 62 76. Yes, Shelton found his game in the third set, but it was too little too late. Djokovic is the master of the tiebreak. He just lets his opponents beat themselves. While the celebration is the topic of conversation, because he stole Shelton’s Phone Celebration, Djokovic knows how to win those big matches. He is pretty much unstoppable when he gets to this point at the US Open.
This is going to be a fun match. Expect this match to go four or five sets. It would be very surprising to see either man to win the title in straight sets. This match will be played under the roof with the weather. That maybe advantage Djokovic, but again don’t count out Medvedev.
That does it for your 2023 US Open Men’s Final betting odds preview.
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