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WWE Money in the Bank Predictions: Penta and Perez Eye Glory
WWE Money in the Bank takes place this Saturday – William Hill is providing odds for each fight in its wrestling betting markets.
Oba Femi is the heavy favourite for the men’s Money in the Bank singles match, with Bronson Reed priced as a 5/2 outsider. Roman Reigns, who is no stranger to being the main event, is the 1/8 favourite over LA Knight in the World Heavyweight Championship.
Women’s World Championship
We’ve got Becky Lynch, Liv Morgan, and Stephanie Vaquer going up for the Women’s World Championship. Vaquer only began her second reign last month, so it wouldn’t be a surprise to see her extend her stint at the top.
All three of these wrestlers seem to have a problem with each of the others. Feuds have been bubbling along in the build up to this event. It sets the scene for what should be an enthralling bout between three of the biggest names in women’s wrestling – we fancy Vaquer to defend her title.
Oba Femi vs. Bronson Reed
Two absolute units, there’s plenty of bad blood between Oba Femi and Bronson Reed. Reed is back on our screens for his first televised match in eight months, and he’s clearly desperate to take Femi down.
Femi has only lost once on WWE’s main roster, though, which came against Brock Lesnar. We fancy the favourite to win this one.
Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Roxanne Perez is the favourite for the women’s ladder match, despite this being a field packed with up-and-coming wrestlers. Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend, and Tiffany Stratton are an exciting group, and it’s not hard to justify any of them winning this.
It maybe feels a little early for Lola Vice or Sol Ruca to come out on top. Jacy Jayne and Perez are considered the two most likely winners among WWE fans.
Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match
The men’s ladder match features Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans, Penta, Trick Williams, CM Punk, and Kevin Owens. We’ve seen CM Punk capture the briefcase on multiple previous occasions, so it’d be boring to see another repeat with so many fresh faces in the field.
Kevin Owens is overdue for a high-profile success, while Je’Von Evans and Trick Williams don’t quite have the pedigree for this. Penta, at 5/2, represents excellent value given his career trajectory.
