The 34th WWE Survivor Series will be a special one as it serves as The Undertaker’s Final Farewell, in what is to be The Dead Man’s official retirement 30 years after he made his professional wrestling debut. The event is taking place on November 22 at the Amway Center in Florida.
‘Taker won’t be in action, thankfully, but there are still six matches scheduled to entertain, including Universal WWE champion Roman Reigns taking on WWE champion Drew McIntyre.
Online sportsbook Sportsbook has released the Survivor Series betting odds and in that main event, it is Roman Reigns who is the -250 favorite with McIntyre coming back as a +175 underdog. That means you would have to wager $250 to profit $100 on Reigns, while a $100 bet on McIntyre would profit you $175.
Our sports betting calculator gives Reigns’ odds of -250 an implied win probability of 71.43 percent while McIntyre’s odds of +175 have an implied win probability of 36.36 percent.
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WWE Survivor Series Odds
Roman Reigns vs Drew McIntyre Betting Odds
Wrestler | Odds |
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Roman Reigns | -250 |
Drew McIntyre | +175 |
At the start of this week, it looked like Universal champion Roman Reigns was going to be taking on then-WWE champion Randy Orton, but on Monday Night Raw, Drew McIntyre beat Orton to claim the title and get a match with Reigns.
With that momentum, you could see the WWE giving a push to McIntyre much like it did at WrestleMania when he first won the title. But a Royal Rumble, WrestleMania and a Survivor Series win all in one year? I don’t think so.
Since “The Big Dog” returned to action after some time on the sideline during the COVID-19 pandemic, he has reclaimed a title and in doing so turned major heel. I think the WWE will have him win and then he can brag about beating the Raw champion and manager Paul Heyman will run his mouth to make Reigns more insufferable.
Prediction: Roman Reigns (-250)
Sasha Banks vs Asuka Betting Odds
Wrestler | Odds |
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Sasha Banks | -160 |
Asuka | +120 |
Like the men’s brand champions colliding, so too will the women’s brand champions. SmackDown women’s champion Sasha Banks takes on Raw women’s champion Asuka. When the two were under the Raw brand, Banks beat Asuka in July to win the belt, but in a rematch at SummerSlam the titles switched hands once again.
Banks left Raw and went on SmackDown, going on to win that belt to set up the trilogy bout between these two women. With the ongoing feud between Banks and her former friend Bayley, perhaps there could be some interference to come in this match and giving value for the underdog Asuka.