The final betting odds are in for WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event, and oddsmakers aren’t expecting every match to be close. BetOnline.ag has released its final lines for the September 6 show, with Randy Orton and Lil Yachty standing out as massive favorites.
Randy Orton enters his match against Cody Rhodes as a heavy -700 favorite, while Rhodes sits all the way back at +400. That makes Orton one of the strongest favorites on the entire card despite the long history between the two.
Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker is much tighter. Femi is favored at -165, while Breakker comes in at +125, making this easily the closest matchup on the board.
The wildest odds belong to Lil Yachty’s Five-Minute Challenge against United States Champion Baron Corbin. BetOnline has Yachty sitting at a massive -2500, while Corbin is a +800 underdog. Under the announced stipulation, Yachty only needs to survive Corbin for five minutes in order to earn Trick Williams a United States Championship rematch later in the night.
The six-woman tag team match also has a clear favorite. Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley are listed at -500 against Jade Cargill, Michin and B-Fab, who enter as +300 underdogs.
The final BetOnline.ag odds are:
- Cody Rhodes +400 vs. Randy Orton -700
- Oba Femi -165 vs. Bron Breakker +125
- Baron Corbin +800 vs. Lil Yachty -2500
- Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley -500 vs. Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab +300
Those numbers paint a pretty clear picture heading into Sunday Night’s Main Event. Orton is expected to handle Rhodes, Yachty is overwhelmingly favored to survive his five-minute challenge, and Flair, Bliss and Paxley are expected to take care of business — while Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker is the one match oddsmakers see as legitimately close.
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