WWE Odds: Title Odds, Matchups, Rumors & More

Who Will Win WWE WrestleMania 40?

There are 13 title matches in WWE Wrestlemania 40, each being a pivotal matchup. Here’s who is favored to win each matchup with odds provided by BetMassachusetts and not Massachusetts betting apps. 

WrestleMania XL Tag Team Match

Being called the biggest tag team match in WrestleMania history, the WrestleMania 40 tag team match pits Roman Reigns and The Rock against Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins. 

Taking place on the first night of WrestleMania, this match comes after The Rock challenged Rhodes and Rollins on WWE Smackdown a few weeks ago. And this match comes with stipulations for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. 

If The Bloodline wins the tag team match, Rhodes' match with Reigns, the Undisputed Championship becomes a "Bloodline Rules" or, an anything goes, match. If the American Nightmare wins, he'll get to face Reigns one-on-one for the title with no interference. 

Undisputed WWE Universal Championship 

The American Nightmare Cody Rhodes is heavily favored in his matchup when he challenges incumbent WWE Champion Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship in a rematch of WrestleMania 39. 

Now, the two-time Royal Rumble winner gets another chance to finish his story and become the undisputed WWE Champion. 

We have Rhodes as a -750 favorite while Reigns is a +450.

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WWE World Heavyweight Championship

The Scottish Warrior Drew McIntyre finally gets his chance to win a WWE World Title in front of a live audience when he takes on World Heavyweight Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins in The Showcase of the Immortals. 

This title bout is the third time that McIntyre and Rollins have faced off, with Rollins winning the previous two fights. Can The Scottish Warrior finally win the glory?

We think so, having McIntyre at -300 odds to win the World Heavyweight Championship, while Rollins is at +200. 

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WWE Women’s Championship

Former allies Bayley and IYO SKY face off for the WWE Women's Championship on The Grandest Stage of Them All at WrestleMania XL. 

Revealing that she knows Japanese, The Role Model called out current champion IYO SKY "The Genius of the Sky" in an attempt to reclaim the title.

We at BetMassachusetts believe Bayley will recapture the title at -1000 odds; for SKY, we have +400 odds.

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WWE Women’s World Championship

Mami looks to defend the WWE Women’s World Championship against The Man in what is shaping up to be one of the legendary championship matches in all of WWE. 

Becky Lynch finally gets her chance at the title in nearly two years after winning the Elimination Chamber in February. But she has a tough task going up against Rhea Ripley, who has looked unstoppable since winning the championship at last year's Showcase of the Immortals.

Will Mami fend off The Man at WrestleMania XL? Or Will Lynch reclaim the glory?

We think that Ripley will defend her title at -300 odds of retaining the belt. We have Lynch at +200 to win. 

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United States Championship

Logan Paul is joining the fray at WrestleMania XL in a Triple Threat Match for the United States Championship. After spending several weeks complaining that he didn't have a WrestleMania opponent, Paul finally gets his chance to defend the title against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens. 

This match features some drama as Paul cheated his way to a disqualification victory over Owens at their Royal Rumble match earlier this year, while Paul faked an injury at the WWE Elimination Chamber only to catch Orton by surprise with brass knuckles. 

This Triple Threat Match is one you can't miss!

WrestleMania 40 Prop Bets

While we know about the championship matches at WWE WrestleMania 40, what else can be expected from the biggest event in wrestling? With WrestleMania 40 taking place in Philly, could Rocky Balboa himself make an appearance? Could we see a vintage Stone Cold Stunner? Could WWE superfan LeBron James show up? 

Here are a few fun prop bets that we came up with. 

Surprise WrestleMania 40 Appearances

⭐️ Sylvester Stallone	+200
⭐️ John Cena	+350
⭐️ "Stone Cold" Steve Austin	+500
⭐️ Conor McGregor	+750
⭐️ Jason Kelce	+1000
⭐️ Jake Paul	+1400
⭐️ LeBron James	+2000

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Who is the Current WWE Championship Holder?

Roman Reigns is the current WWE Championship Holder, having held the Championship WWE Belt for nearly 700 days after defeating Brock Lesnar in what has been called the biggest WrestleMania Match of all time at WrestleMania 38.

Who Has Held the WWE Championship the Longest?

Bruno Sammartino holds the record for the longest reign as WWE Champion at 2,803 days, or nearly 8 years from April 1963 to January 1971. Dubbed with nicknames such as The Italian Strongman, The Strongest Man in the World, The Living Legend and Bruno Mars, Sammartino won the WWWF World Heavyweight Championship after beating incumbent champion “Nature Boy” Buddy Rogers in just 48 seconds. 

In fact, Sammartino has the highest number of days holding the WWE Championship at 4,040 across his 2 reigns. And he’s far and away the clear leader as the next closest is Hulk Hogan at 2,188 days. 

Who Has the Most WWE Championships?

John Cena has held the WWE Championship a record 13 times, dating from April 2005 to January 2017. 

Cena’s championships have combined for 1,254 days and have come at events including Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, Raw, Money in the Bank, Night of Champions, Extreme Rules, Elimination Chamber, Bragging Rights, Breaking Point and Unforgiven. 

WWE Championship Holders

Here are the previous WWE Championship holders dating back 

WWE Champions (2000s)

2020s		2010s		2000s
WWE Champion	# Of Days	WWE Champion	# Of Days	WWE Champion	# Of Days
Roman Reigns	700	Kofi Kingston	180	John Cena	48
Brock Lesnar	43	Daniel Bryan	144	Randy Orton	20
Bobby Lashley	20	AJ Styles	371	John Cena	20
Brock Lesnar	27	Jinder Mahal	169	Randy Orton	89
Big E	110	Randy Orton	49	Batista	1
Bobby Lashley	195	Bray Wyatt	48	Randy Orton	41
The Miz	8	John Cena	14	Triple H	69
Drew McIntyre	96	AJ Styles	140	Edge	20
Randy Orton	22	Dean Ambrose	83	Jeff Hardy	41
Drew McIntyre	202	Seth "Freakin" Rollins	1	Edge	20
Brock Lesnar	184	Roman Reigns	76	Triple H	209
		Triple H	69	Randy Orton	202
		Roman Reigns	40	Triple H	1
		Sheamus	22	Randy Orton	1
		Roman Reigns	1	John Cena	380
		Seth Rollins	220	Edge	75
		Brock Lesnar	223	Rob Van Dam	21
		John Cena	49	John Cena	132
		Daniel Bryan	63	Edge	20
		Randy Orton	160	John Cena	279
		Daniel Bryan	1	JBL	279
		Randy Orton	28	Eddie Guerrero	132
		Daniel Bryan	1	Brock Lesnar	150
		John Cena	132	Kurt Angle	52
		The Rock	69	Brock Lesnar	118
		CM Punk	434	Kurt Angle	104
		Alberto Del Rio	48	Big Show	27
		John Cena	13	Brock Lesnar	83
		Alberto Del Rio	34	The Rock	34
		John Cena	19	Undertaker	62
		Rey Mysterio	1	Hollywood Hogan	28
		CM Punk	28	Triple H	34
		John Cena	76	Chris Jericho	97
		The Miz	159	"Stone Cold" Steve Austin	61
		Randy Orton	63	Kurt Angle	14
		Sheamus	90	"Stone Cold" Steve Austin	175
		John Cena	83	The Rock	34
		Batista	35	Kurt Angle	125
		John Cena	1	The Rock	118
		Sheamus	69	Triple H	34
				The Rock	20
				Triple H	117
				Big Show	50

WWE Champions (1960-1999)