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2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds, Info & Predictions.

2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds, Info & Predictions

Written by on August 15, 2018

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Waiting for the next WrestleMania? I feel you, but in the meantime, WWE has prepared a solid card for the next PPV event in line: SummerSlam. Brock Lesnar will be fighting after several months of pure drama, Ronda Rousey could win her first championship, Charlotte Flair is back, and Seth Rollins will be looking to regain the Intercontinental Championship. Let’s check the latest WWE Special Odds for SummerSlam while making some predictions for the top matches.

2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds, Info & Predictions

  • When: Sunday, August 19th, 7 PM ET
  • Where: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York
  • Brands: Raw/SmackDown
  • Live Stream: WWE Network

Brock Lesnar vs Roman Reigns

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Lesnar +220 / Reigns -300
Brock Lesnar has been the WWE Universal Champion for months, but Paul Heymans’ client has disappointed when it comes to defending it. Now, The Beast will face The Big Dog (Roman Reigns), who surprisingly enough comes in as the favorite. It’s no secret that Lesnar wants to work for both, WWE and UFC, which is why Reigns should win to give the title the respect and weekly presence it deserves.

AJ Styles vs Samoa Joe

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Styles -160 / Joe +120
A dream match for all those who have followed the career of these two. AJ Styles has become a Phenom at WWE, while Samoa Joe has suffered a lot from injuries, but this Sunday there will be no excuses to give it all in the ring as the WWE Championship will be on the line. They are both great athletes but expect a victory from Samoa Joe to shake up things a little in the house that AJ Styles built.

Alexa Bliss Ronda Rousey

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Bliss +400 / Rousey -600
After several months of training, PR commitments, and a couple of suspensions, Ronda Rousey looks ready to become the face of the Women’s Division, but not so fast. Alexa Bliss will do whatever it takes to win at SummerSlam, including a provoked DQ. Don’t forget the first All-Woman PPV is scheduled for October 28, and that looks like a better scenario for Ronda to win the championship.

Braun Strowman vs Kevin Owens

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Strowman -300 / Owens +220
If Kevin Owens wins, he would become the owner of the Money in the Bank contract. For months, WWE has held back Braun Strowman’s true potential, it’s time for them to unleash the Monster. I think Strowman wins to cash in against Reigns later this year.

Dolph Ziggler vs Seth Rollins

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Ziggler +205 / Rollins -285
There is no way Ziggler beats Rollins in a fair match, but that’s not the case here. Drew McIntyre will be more than happy to help Dolph, and while it is true that Dean Ambrose returned to take Seth’s corner, the Lunatic could end up being a distraction. Ziggler wins by DQ.

Carmella vs Charlotte Flair vs Becky Lynch

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Carmella +225 / Charlotte Flair +300 / Becky Lynch +150
Becky Lynch had everything prepare to become the new SmackDown Women’s champion until Charlotte Flair made a surprise comeback right before SummerSlam.Carmella will defend her title at 2018 WWE SumerSlam.Carmella is not a respected champ, and WWE needs to do something before Evolution (October), which is why I think we’ll have a new Queen after Sunday’s Night.

Daniel Bryan vs The Miz

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Bryan -105 / Miz -135
Daniel Bryan returned after 2 years’ absence due to injury, and The Miz isn’t happy about it. There is nothing on the line here, except for pride and Bryan’s necessity to prove that he belongs in the ring and not backstage as the General Manager. If WWE wants to keep the feud going, The Miz has to win at SummerSlam.

Shinsuke Nakamura vs Jeff Hardy

  • 2018 WWE SummerSlam Betting Odds: Nakamura -265 / Hardy +185
The rumor of Shinsuke Nakamura leaving WWE is getting bigger and bigger, which explains why Randy Orton attacked Jeff Hardy out of nowhere, as the Hardy Boy should defeat Nakamura in SummerSlam to face Orton with some gold on the line. Expect an appearance by The Viper here.

Rest of the Card

  • Cedric Alexander vs Drew Gulak (Cruiserweight Championship)
  • Finn Balor vs Constable Baron Corbin
  • The Bludgeon Brothers vs New Day (SmackDown Tag Team Championships)

Kick-Off

  • Rusev & Lana vs Andrade “Cien” Almas & Zelina Vega
  • The B-Team vs The Revival (Raw Tag Team Championships)
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