Final Betting Odds For WWE Day 1 Revealed
David Craig WWE will kick off 2022 with the first ever installment of the Day 1 pay-per-view, which will run inside State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
Sheamus and Ricochet will team up against Sheamus and Ridge Holland in the kickoff show bout. There are seven matches for the main card, including five championship showdowns. The final betting odds for these matches have been released, courtesy of BetOnline.
Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar will meet once again for the Universal Championship. The Tribal Chief — who hasn't been pinned in over two years now — comes in as a -275 favorite, and Lesnar is the +185 underdog. Big E, Kevin Owens, Bobby Lashley and Seth Rollins will square off in a Fatal Four-Way match for the WWE Championship. The Power of Positivity is listed as the -195 favorite, and Rollins carries the second highest odds at +325. Lashley has the third highest odds at +375, and Owens is the main underdog at +400.
Among all individual title holders, Raw Women's Champion Becky Lynch carries the highest odds at -600 for tonight, with opponent Liv Morgan coming in as a +350 underdog. Randy Orton and Riddle are massive -700 favorites to retain their Raw Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits, who are +400 underdogs. In the SmackDown Tag Team titles match, The Usos are slight -250 favorites, and The New Day are slight underdogs here at +170.
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Drew McIntyre is the largest betting favorite tonight at -1000 for his showdown with Madcap Moss, a massive +550 underdog. Hall of Famer Edge is a considerably big favorite for his match with The Miz at +300. The A-Lister enters tonight as a +200 underdog.
Betting Odds Suggest There Won't Be Any Title Changes
The betting odds point at zero title changes taking place at Day 1, but one can only assume that at least one or two swapping hands tonight. A highly-anticipated pay-per-view like this year's Day 1 event simply can't run without a single championship changing holders. We'll just have to wait and see how it all plays out.
