Back In Business: WrestleMania 37 Day 2 Betting Preview

• Rhea Ripley has -400 odds to defeat Asuka for the Raw Women’s Championship.
• Kevin Owens is a -350 favorite over Sami Zayn.
• Edge is a +110 favorite to win the Universal Championship in a Triple Threat match.

LAS VEGAS - The 2021 edition of Wrestlemania will be a two-night event, and with Night One in the books, Night Two is looking like an excellent event all on its own.

First, a hotly anticipated matchup pits Raw Women’s Champion Asuka against future (and potentially present) star Rhea Ripley.

Then, a matchup that has been years in the making takes place as Kevin Owens finally faces off against Sami Zayn one on one at Wrestlemania.

Finally, the Universal Championship is on the line in a Triple Threat match between Roman Reigns, Edge, and Daniel Bryan.

Asuka vs. Rhea Ripley Betting Odds

Asuka has been a dominant Raw Women’s Champion since Becky Lynch left the company to have her newborn baby.

She’s held down the Raw side of the Women’s division, but her time may be up now that Rhea Ripley has moved to the main roster.

Ripley is a star - there’s no doubt about it. She’s only 24, but her undeniable charisma and in-ring quality leave the question of whether or not she’ll be a champion as a when, not an if.

As it turns out, the odds seem to favor her becoming a champion on Sunday night.

Ripley is a big favorite to win this matchup, and therefore win Asuka’s Raw Women’s Championship.

This would be a great moment for Ripley, who has previously held the NXT Women’s Championship as well as the NXT UK Women’s Championship, but has not held a championship on either Raw or Smackdown.

In effect, this matchup could be Rhea Ripley’s coronation.

Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn Betting Odds

Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn have been bitter rivals and fast friends since before they were signed with WWE, and were still going by different names.

Back when Owens was Kevin Steen and Zayn was masked under the name El Generico, the two put on excellent matches at independent wrestling federations all over the world.

Now, after they’ve both been with the WWE for more than half a decade, they have a chance to do it on the grandest stage of them all - Wrestlemania.

The bruising Owens is favored in this matchup on the online sportsbooks, with -350 odds to win it, while the conspiracy-minded Zayn is an underdog.

This is a matchup for people who love professional wrestling - these two have been performing together for years, and their chemistry is unmatched.

The real winner of this matchup is likely going to be the fans who get to watch it.

Roman Reigns vs. Edge vs. Daniel Bryan Betting

The WWE Universal Championship is on the line as Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan go head to head once again, but this time, a wrinkle has emerged in the form of Edge.

Edge won the Royal Rumble, and thereby earned himself a championship match at Wrestlemania - this match.

Reigns, the WWE Universal Champion, has been on the best run of his career, a dastardly and domineering man, obsessed with his own status and power.

Bryan and Reigns were involved in a feud leading up to Wrestlemania wherein Bryan, knowing he didn’t have much time left at the top, resolved to go all out.

At Fastlane, Roman Reigns tapped to Daniel Bryan, but Edge, who could have called the match over, didn’t, and instead attacked the pair with a steel chair.

Similar shenanigans could ensue here in this Triple Threat match, although this time all three men are directly involved.

The odds for this matchup are remarkably close - there’s not an odds on favorite, and one suspects that WWE are playing their cards close to their chest on this one.

Each of the three men involved in the match has a fairly decent chance at coming out of it as the champion.

WWE betting enthusiasts will have to wait and see what Wrestlemania’s second night has in store for them as it kicks off at 8:00 p.m. EST on the WWE Network and streaming on Peacock.