We’re firmly on the road to Wrestlemania at the moment, and WWE Fast Lane is the last stop on the road to Wrestlemania. I’m not sure if this is the most predictable card, but it’s up there. The betting odds (slightly reduced, sorry, I’m in Germany and unable to access all the sites I check)…
Interesting fact about the event which sees us on the ‘fastlane to Wrestlemania’: Of the thirteen title matches which have taken place since the event’s inception in 2015, only two have seen titles change hands; Randy Orton beating Bobby Roode for the US Title in 2018 and Goldberg squashing Kevin Owens in 2017. It’s fair…
So this weekend is WWE Fastlane 2018, and once again we’ve slightly slimmer pickings this month, with only three bookmakers at the time of writing offering odds. Nevertheless there is one definite leader in the markets, but even then a lot of the matches have such a clear winner that it’s impossible to make decent…
So the final stop on the road to Wrestlemania is this weekend, as WWE Smackdown’s stars put on a show for Fastlane. Interestingly there does seem to be a proliferation of multi man matches, with the main event in particular being rather all over the place. Nevertheless it could be a decent if not spectacular…
The Road to Wrestlemania continues on into Fast Lane! And being a Pay Per View so close to the grandest stage of them all you can expect not many changes to happen between now and the big one in terms of card. This is reflected in the betting odds, as many of the matches have…
Well here we are again – barely time to catch our breath since Elimination Chamber and we have another Pay Per View on this weekend! You better not blink this year with all the additional PPV’s or you will miss something that could prove vital moving forward in the various storylines! With things heating up…
So we’re on the last major fork in the road on the way to Wrestlemania (a Wrestlemania the Wrestling Betting crew will be attending, for what it’s worth) – Fastlane. All in all, it looks a half decent card, with some decent matches, and possibly some surprises. Although I’m not confident on either Ambrose or…
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…
WWE Fast Lane is tomorrow, and although the Royal Rumble had a swathe of betting, we’re once again returning to the two old faithful bets – Paddy Power and Sky Bet. Paddy Power in particular had a very interesting market – a no contest market for the main event. I asked them for clarification of…
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,…
