WrestleMania 41 Odds: WWE Odds, Matchups, Rumors & More

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Odds for Every Match

While the card isn't complete, we know most of the matches planned for WrestleMania 41. Below, check out BetMassachusetts.com's exclusive WrestleMania 41 odds. 👇

NOTE: These odds are provided by BetMassachusetts, not Massachusetts sportsbooks themselves, as betting on the WWE is not legal. 

Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena Odds (WWE Undisputed Championship)

Has the WWE ever had a match with this type of cultural relevance? The man who put the company on his back for two decades (Cena) vs. the man who claims to be the new captain of the professional wrestling mothership (Rhodes). As of right now, there's reason for both men to win. A Cena win gives him his 17th WWE Championship – breaking Ric Flair's longstanding record. Meanwhile, the company hasn't had an undeniable babyface like Rhodes since Cena's spinner belt.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Rhodes (-110) | Cena (+105)

Verdict: A loss for Rhodes will add some more intrigue to his character, but does he need it? He's been red-hot in every crowd for two years. The lightning is in the bottle. Cena can win the belt anytime between now and December. WrestleMania still feels too early. Still, the closer we get to the show the more it seems like Cena could shock the world one more time.

CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins Odds (Triple Threat)

Does a non-title match get bigger than this? These three are on a Mount Rushmore in the modern age of professional wrestling. With the unpredictability of who will win matched with the talent and professionalism of who's in the ring, this will be an all-timer. Of all the WrestleMania match odds, this is the most difficult to predict.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Punk (+150) | Reigns (+186) | Rollins (+300)

Verdict: The ultimate question is what will Paul Heyman do? He's worked with all three. He still owes CM Punk a mysteriously vague favor. And he's been running with Roman Reigns for five years. Will WWE pull the trigger on Heyman joining Punk and shift Reigns into a rivalry with Rollins? At some point, Punk has to win, and 'Mania feels like the right time. That Heyman reunion would make for a huge pop.

Gunther vs. Jey Uso Odds (WWE Heavyweight Championship)

You are either strongly for or strongly against Jey Uso. It's not quite "Let's Go Cena, Cena Sucks," levels yet, but Main Event Jey Uso clearly has some work to do in the ring as a singles worker. Still, he's the only one in the company capable of rivaling the pops Cody & CM Punk get from live crowds. And his entrance is one-of-a-kind. While Gunther is clearly a top-tier in-ring worker, his championship reign isn't one the company can depend on like Cody's.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Uso (-165) | Gunther (+135)

Verdict: WWE has passed up WrestleMania moments for long-term payoffs before (see: Rhodes vs. Reigns 2023). However, Jey Uso's time is now and likely not later. A Uso win creates a desirable moment with many YEETs to go around – even if he loses the belt within a month, which is what should and will happen.

Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte Flair Odds (WWE Women's Championship)

Tiffany Stratton is on a successful babyface run that doesn't feel like it's over yet. Still, Charlotte Flair is sort of the John Cena of women's wrestling in that she could go over in any match, even after a long-term injury absence. While it wouldn't surprise anyone if Charlotte wins, the timing and shock level leave something to be desired with that outcome (or either outcome, really).

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Stratton (-170) | Flair (+140)

Verdict: The match should be excellent, with a vastly improved Stratton lining up against one of the all-time greats. Again, Charlotte's heel runs start with going over in a match like this – one that feels like she shouldn't win, but will. The crowd might hate it, and that's the point. It's still Tiffy Time if you ask me, though. Two babyface champs (Cody/Stratton) keep their belts.

Iyo Sky (C) vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Bianca Belair Odds (Women's World Championship)

All things considered, this match should be a banger. Iyo is one of the best in-ring performers in the world, and she gets paired against the two biggest women's stars in WWE. I'm a massive fan of triple threats, but the WrestleMania 41 match odds weren't easy to dial up with this one.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Ripley (-125) | Sky (+185) | Belair (+400)

Verdict: Given Bianca's angle with Jade & Naomi, a title run wouldn't make sense for her. That leaves the former champ (Ripley) and the woman who beat her for the belt (Sky). While there's still a chance for a Sky win and a Ripley-Belair angle to spin off of it, putting Mami back on top adds up, especially if Stratton retains.

Bron Breakker (C) vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Finn Balor vs. Penta (Intercontinental Championship)

Finally, a Fatal Four Way returns to WrestleMania – and it's for a belt! This one could go three different ways. Bron could easily retain, though dropping this belt to enter him in the World Heavyweight Championship scene makes plenty of sense. The odds for this WrestleMania match aren't easy to project.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Penta (+185) | Mysterio (+233) | Breakker (+233) | Balor (+1900)

Verdict: An undefeated Penta going over in his first WrestleMania would go over well with the crowd. However, only one of these guys hasn't won via pinfall in the buildup to this match: Dominik Mysterio. I still think Mysterio is too wrapped up in Judgement Day drama with Balor, who I don't see winning this match. Based on that, I have to give Penta the slight edge.

LA Knight (C) vs. Jacob Fatu

With all the momentum Fatu has, it's hard to imagine the WrestleMania odds favoring LA Knight. Still, these are two superstars extremely over with the crowd. Outside interference might save the day, making Knight my favorite underdog bet of the card.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Fatu (-300) | Knight (+300)

Verdict: If Solo Sikoa is next up for Fatu, there's a chance Knight retains due to his interference, setting up a riveting storyline between Fatu & Sikoa. However, how much longer can you keep a belt off Fatu's shoulder? He's the only interesting talent SmackDown has to itself right now (the others split time on Raw). Put the belt on Fatu, despite the mass stardom LA Knight has sustained for nearly three years.

Drew McIntyre vs. Damien Priest Odds

Two heavyweights that have long been involved in the World Heavyweight Championship picture venture into the midcard of this year's WrestleMania. While McIntyre is rumored to have involvement with The Rock, it likely won't come to fruition at 'Mania. Priest, seemingly moved on from his Judgement Day feud, needs some help from McIntyre to bring some life back to his character.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: McIntyre (-186) | Priest (+186)

Verdict: It's hard to imagine Priest going over given the arc McIntyre is on – especially if he's destined for a storyline with The Rock. More importantly, Priest cashed in his Money In The Bank last year and took the belt from McIntyre. Now seems like the right time for McIntyre's redemption.

Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles Odds

Once again, we are past the midcard of the odds for WrestleMania 41, and we're getting two of the most entertaining in-ring wrestlers to watch in 2025. Say what you will about Logal Paul, but he is good at this. Not only is he a blast to watch in the ring, but few wrestlers get the type of heat he does. Pair him up with a Hall of Famer that will make sure this match goes to plan, and you've got another Match of the Night candidate.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Paul (-233) | Styles (+190)

Verdict: I'm curious to see how our odds change between now and the show, but Paul is hot and needs a key victory to keep his momentum rolling. A win over AJ Styles is perfect. WWE knows that Styles will put on a flawless match himself, capable of carrying someone like Paul – an athletic freak who is still learning how to pace matches. Regardless, Paul should get his key win here and legitimize himself to the crowd.

Jade Cargill vs. Naomi

This is arguably the most interesting storyline in the women's division. Cargill is a powerhouse and despite needing some in-ring work, she's clearly revving up for a huge push from the WWE. Getting a heel turn out of Naomi to help that push is excellent work. It seems clear who's going out on top here.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Cargill (-335) | Naomi (+300)

Verdict: The only way Cargill drops this match is a Bianca Belair heel turn/interference to give Naomi a win – but she's in a title match herself. The beauty of two nights of WrestleMania is opening the possibility for something like that. Still, Cargill is clearly getting a push and returning from injury only to lose at 'Mania doesn't add up.

El Grande Americano vs. Rey Mysterio

The newest match added to the 41st WrestleMania match card is a luchador vs. "luchador" match. Spoiler: El Grande Americano is Chad Gable. He was away for a month learning how to defeat a luchador only to return as one himself. Now, he faces the best luchador in WWE history in Rey Mysterio.

WrestleMania 41 Odds: Americano (+300) | Mysterio (-300)

Verdict: Gable/Americano needs a win at 'Mania to continue this somewhat intruguing storyline that, hopefully, ends with a match against Penta – in some form or fashion – at a later PLE. We'll see what this turns into, but it's tough to draw up a scenario that makes sense for the Hall of Famer Mysterio to win. So, I have Americano as a strong favorite.

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Latest WrestleMania 41 Rumors

As wrestling fans know, the shoe is always scripted (don't you dare say it's fake). Naturally, rumors about the plans for the next big show swirl, like the WrestleMania 41 match card for example.

I used reputable sources to gather the information on the latest WWE rumors surrounding WrestleMania 41.

Who Will Replace Kevin Owens vs. Randy Orton?

With Kevin Owens out due to neck surgery, Randy Orton needs a new opponent to complete the WrestleMania 41 odds and match card. Who are the options?

SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis is a former TNA champion, and he's taken two RKOs on live TV in subsequent weeks. This has materialized into a feud of sorts. I'm not sure how the crowd would receive that. However, other (more interesting) options for Orton include Aleister Black (if he returns before 'Mania) and Karrion Kross.

Is the Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton Drama Real or Kayfabe?

When Charlotte Flair & Tiffany Stratton went completely off-script in a promo on SmackDown, the Internet Wrestling Community (IWC) begged the question: Was that real? Or kayfabe? Well, according to The Wrestling Observer, it was very much a "shoot" (unscripted) and not a "work" (scripted). Apparently, the two are working through real-life disagreements while balancing their on-camera rivalry.

Per the report from Dave Meltzer, they've had off-camera issues for "about two weeks," that boiled over on camera for the first time in this segment. How will this impact WrestleMania? We'll see.

"Something Big" Is Coming for Drew McIntyre & The Rock

During an appearance on the Untapped podcast, WWE superstar Drew McIntyre hinted that "something big" is coming between him and The Rock. The reference could add to Rock's current angle as The Final Boss, leaving his family roots behind as a corporate henchman character with Evil John Cena & Travis Scott (?) by his side. Given Cena's current angle of nobody appreciating him, McIntyre would fit in perfectly.

UPDATE: It's still unclear what this subtle note is leading to. We haven't heard from McIntyre.

A Fatal Four-Way for the IC Title?

According to a report from Fightful.com, Bron Breakker is likely to face off against three other superstars for his title belt at WrestleMania. He just defended the belt on Raw against Penta, so it's likely he fills in one of those spots. The others are likely to be two of Drew McIntyre, Dom Mysterio, Finn Balor, and Chad Gable El Grande Americano.

UPDATE: This rumor was TRUE as Bron Breakker will defend his IC title against Dominik Mysterio, Finn Balor, and Penta.

Monumental Announcement for the Women's Division

According to WrestleVotes on X, WWE is bringing back Evolution – a women's only Premium Live Event (PLE) scheduled to be announced at WrestleMania 41. The original event paved the way for what would become the Women's Revolution in the company, led by Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Bayley and more.

WrestleMania 41 Predictions for Every Match

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Who is the Current WWE Champion?

Cody Rhodes is the current WWE Champion, currently on a reign of nearly a year dating back to last year's win over Roman Reigns in the main event. This time around, he will be forced to defend his title against John Cena.

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. 

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