Betfair have a number of match odds available for scrutiny for Wrestlemania 33 – the WWE’s flagship pay-per-view event – which will take place on April 2 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
Coral are also pricing up the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal , though nobody yet knows who will be taking part.
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Betfair are offering Evens that any match at Wrestlemania 33 ends in a disqualification. It is 1/2 that a referee is knocked down in any match and you can back any match to finish in a double count-out at 8/1. Of course, the card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by WWE so it’s no surprise that bookmakers no longer bet on individual outcomes. But fans of mixed martial arts can get 10/1 that the UFC superstar Conor McGregor participates in a bout on the night with Betfair, though the Irishman is being urged to switch to boxing instead by potential opponent Floyd Mayweather among others.
