Tom Brady wrestling in WWE sounds insane—until you look at the betting market. Traders are giving the seven-time Super Bowl champion a real shot at stepping inside the ring before 2028, and the odds are much tighter than anyone might expect.
Kalshi currently has a market titled “Tom Brady to fight in the WWE before 2028.” At the time of writing, “Yes” is sitting at 49% while “No” holds a razor-thin lead at 51%. The market has logged $4,485 in volume, making this thing a straight-up coin flip.
Those odds didn’t come out of nowhere. TMZ Sports revealed in July that WWE had been talking with Brady, although nobody has said exactly what was pitched. It could be a match, a physical confrontation or Brady simply showing up and causing chaos.
Then Brady and Logan Paul started acting like they were already working a WWE angle. The two went at each other during Fanatics Fest in New York City, where Brady slapped Paul after their trash talk went too far. Security and others quickly rushed in before Paul could fire back.
Two days later, they ran into each other again during the FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain. Michael Rubin shared footage of Brady and Paul flipping each other off from nearby seats. Brady was smiling, Paul returned the gesture and everyone around them got a kick out of it. At that point, WWE practically had the storyline written for them.
Brady also isn’t some random celebrity WWE would need to chase down. He is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, and TKO CEO and chairman Ari Emanuel owns a stake in the team. TKO owns WWE, so Brady already has a direct business connection to the man sitting near the top of the food chain.
Kalshi isn’t a regular sportsbook. Users buy and sell contracts based on whether an event will happen, with the price changing as traders move their money. Anyone interested should check the eligibility requirements, fees and settlement rules before jumping in. Covers also has a breakdown of the available Kalshi promotion and how the offer works.
Nothing has been signed, and WWE hasn’t announced Tom Brady for a match. Still, a seven-time Super Bowl champion already talking with WWE, slapping Logan Paul and trading middle fingers with him in public is more than enough to keep this thing alive. If WWE wants a massive celebrity spectacle, Brady and Paul have already done half the promotion.
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