Seth Rollins On Retiring The Pedigree; Updated SummerSlam Betting Odds

Updated SummerSlam Betting Odds

In just about 24 hours, SummerSlam will be upon us, and we have all of the updated betting odds for tomorrow’s show. Shinsuke Nakamura is now a heavy favorite to win his WWE World Title match against Jinder Mahal. Naomi is the favorite to retain her SmackDown Women’s Title, and Brock Lesnar looks to have the odds in his favor of retaining his Universal Title.

Just a reminder, the minus indicates the favorite and the plus is for the underdog. The number after the plus or minus tells us how favored or unfavored the competitors are.

WWE Universal Championship – Fatal Fourway
Brock Lesnar -320 vs Samoa Joe +375 vs Roman Reigns +1500 vs Braun Strowman +1100.

WWE Championship
Jinder Mahal +800 vs Shinsuke Nakamura -1700.

RAW Women’s Championship
Alexa Bliss -125 vs Sasha Banks -112.

SmackDown Women’s Championship
Naomi -930 vs Natalya +510 (There are also odds for if Carmella will successfully cash in the MitB briefcase and those odds are +150).

WWE United States Championship
AJ Styles -400 vs Kevin Owens +280.

RAW Tag Team Championship
Cesaro and Sheamus +100 vs Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins -140.

SmackDown Tag Team Championship
The Usos +500 vs The New Day -900.

WWE Cruiserweight Championship
Akira Tozawa -425 vs Neville +305.

John Cena -150 vs Baron Corbin +190.

Randy Orton +500 vs Rusev -900

Finn Bálor -555 vs Bray Wyatt +365.

Big Show +115 vs Big Cass -155.

The Hardy Boyz and Jason Jordan -285 vs The Miztourage +205.

Seth Rollins On Retiring The Pedigree

Seth Rollins is moving on from his days with The Authority and settling into being a babyface. One of those moves is retiring The Pedigree from his arsenal. In a recent interview, Rollins gave his reasons for no longer utilizing Triple H’s finisher.

“The Pedigree was a part of my life when I was in the Authority and it made sense for the time being, after sealing the deal and beating Triple H with it at WrestleMania, that was a good place to retire it. At the end of the day I want to be my own person, I want to be my own performer, and I want to have a finisher that’s synonymous with me and not with my mentor. I’ve always prided on doing things a little differently and I wanted to bring something to the table that people and fans of WWE maybe hadn’t really seen. The Ripcord Knee as it’s been called recently is something that’s very dangerous, it can come out of nowhere and I think if you’ve seen it in other places, you know the damage it can do. Plus I thought it was nifty that my biggest weakness, my right knee which has put me out of action twice now, has now become my biggest strength and it’s what I use to put my opponents away with. There’s a nice bit of storytelling there as well.”

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