Rhys Wynne is the owner of Wrestling Betting and is the site administrator. Rhys keeps the site running and secure, as well as promote the site. Rhys is a massive fan of Mick Foley, and was born 20 years too late to be a successful wrestling manager.
So the Road to Wrestlemania is well under way and we’ve the Raw Branded PPV (and also the last Raw Branded PPV ever) first up, with Elimination Chamber. The Royal Rumble was excellent and Raw have been solid for weeks so I’m quite looking forward to it. It has a number of firsts: The first…
So, yes. In the first time since starting this site back before Wrestlemania 29, I bring bad news. No bookmakers have any bets or odds up for tomorrow’s card at the time of writing! So my advice is right now – when you receive this, please check the usual bookmaker sources as well here are…
Another month, and one of the big four is back! Yes this weekend in the WWE the card looks amazing, what with NXT killing it recently and re-introducing War Games for a match on the Saturday, as well as an absolutely stellar line up for WWE Survivor Series, once again it’s quite an exciting time…
So Hell in a Cell rolls around again, and for a second straight PPV we’re down to slim pickings in the UK for betting markets. Only Paddy Power and Betfair are taking bets for the event, and neither are offering accumulators. How incredibly disappointing. Anyway, with such slim pickings we’ve decided to pick our three…
So whilst the WWE Universe has been quite excited for Payback, unfortunately the same cannot be said for the bookmakers. They have been very lax in putting the bets up, and there isn’t any special bets to place on, which is a shame, as there are a few bets I would’ve been interested in. Nevertheless, eventually all…
So with Wrestlemania 32 finished and in the books, it’s been a few big changes for WWE and Wrestling Betting. We started the Wrestling Betting Podcast last week, which is now on iTunes & Stitcher (so please subscribe!). And Wrestlemania 32 – whilst was good – didn’t see many changes. However the Raw after Wrestlemania…
Well, the Royal Rumble was pretty good, wasn’t it? With monumental debuts, and great matches, the Royal Rumble was great PPV and certainly the best Rumble for a number of years. Yes it was a little bit predictable, but overall I really enjoyed the show. And now, with one month or so until Wrestlemania, we’re now face…
So one really nice development in recent months since the introduction of the WWE Network has seen the amount of Pay-per-views and network specials increased. Of course, the most well known of these has been the introduction of NXT Takeovers, some cracking shows featuring the developmental talent in NXT. Now the bookmakers have taken a…
Chalk this one up in “posts I wasn’t expected to write”. In short, this weekend – merely 2 weeks after WWE Payback – is broadcasting the Elimination Chamber, as a Network Exclusive Pay Per View. As such, it’s a big card, and therefore has it’s own betting markets. So unfortunately I haven’t been able to…
So, after a Royal Rumble (which we were one result off! Subscribe to our email list) that was so incredibly “controversial” (read deflating) – we move on to Fast Lane. So far, they’ve done a bit of saving face, with an intriguing main event and some interesting undercards. Previously this seems like a throwaway pay-per-view,…
