The first day of WrestleMania 37 is just hours away now, and the final betting lines are set.
Both nights of WrestleMania 37 will consist of seven matches (barring any late changes). Day one includes three title bouts, with the Bianca Belair-Sasha Banks SmackDown Women's Championship match set to close out the night.
Let's take a look at the final betting odds as we await WrestleMania 37.
For starters, Belair is a major -550 favorite to win the SmackDown Women's Championship for the first time in her career. Banks enters the match as a giant +325 underdog.
Drew McIntyre will look to win the WWE Championship at WrestleMania for the second straight year. He is listed as a -350 favorite against the defending champion Bobby Lashley, a +225 underdog.
The New Day will defend the Raw Tag Team Championships against AJ Styles and Omos, who are listed as the -500 favorites. Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods are the +300 underdogs.
Braun Strowman and Shane McMahon will continue their rivalry in a Steel Cage match. The Monster Among Men is listed as a slight -260 favorite, while McMahon comes in as the +175 underdog.
Bad Bunny and Damian Priest are the largest betting favorites tonight at -1500. The two will team up against The Miz and John Morrison, who are listed as +600 underdogs.
Finally, Seth Rollins is a +225 underdog in his singles match with Cesaro, who's listed as the -350 favorite.
There will also be a tag team turmoil match to determine who will face Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler for the Women's Tag Team Championships on day two. The tag teams are The odds haven't been revealed for that match.
The tag teams for that match are Natalya/Tamina, Naomi/Lana, Dana Brooke/Mandy Rose, and Billie Kay/Carmella.
This Should Be A Great Show
WWE has waited more than a year to wrestle in front of fans again, and it's finally here. Day one of WrestleMania should be an excellent show from start to finish. With three championships bouts and a plethora of main event stars on the card, it shouldn't disappoint in the slightest.
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