Paddy Power has revealed the betting odds for the Men’s Royal Rumble match ahead of tonight’s event in Philadelphia. Nakamura is still the odds on favorite to win the match, followed by Roman Reigns.

Here are the top ten for the match:

Shinsuke Nakamura: 11/8
Roman Reigns: 5/2
Dolph Ziggler: 4/1
Daniel Bryan: 9/2
Finn Balor: 6/1
Braun Strowman: 7/1
John Cena: 7/1
Elias: 10/1
Randy Orton: 12/1
Baron Corbin: 14/1

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There has been a major shift in the betting odds for the winner of the men’s Royal Rumble match. Daniel Bryan, who previously had the worse odds to win the match, is now one of the favorites to win the match.

Bryan went from having a 66/1 chance to 9/1 or 10/1 odds of winning on several betting sites such as Skybet, Paddy Power and Betfair. The reason this shift is interesting has to do withDaniel Bryan not being cleared to wrestle and Bryan recently mentioning that if he’s not cleared by WrestleMania, that he’d be leaving the company.

As of this writing, we are unable to confirm that this shift has to do with any “smart money” bets. Historically, “smart money” bets come in just a few days before the event. We will keep you updated if we hear anything regarding Daniel competing at The Rumble.

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It was noted yesterday in our betting odds report for tonight’s WWE No Mercy event that Jason Jordan was the favorite to win his match against The Miz for the Intercontinental Championship.

As we get closer to the start-time of the event, there has been a big shift in the odds for tonight’s title match between the two. Jordan, who was once the favorite is now the underdog in the match against The Miz, according to Bookmaker Paddy Power. The Miz is sitting at a 4/7 favorite to retain his title while Jason Jordan is listed as a 6/5 underdog.

We will keep you updated if there are any other changes in the odds.

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