Roman Reigns in Fastline to WrestleMania 32 with Triple Threat triumph

Punters can expect interference in this Triple Threat match from Bray Wyatt and his eponymous Family to cost 10/1 outsider Lesnar victory.

Again, the Royal Rumble proved a key to hinting at WWE’s creative plans for WrestleMania when The Wyatt Family combined to eliminate The Beast Incarnate from that 30-man annual over-the-top-rope battle royal.

Walls of Jericho will fall to a Styles Clash

AJ Styles makes his WWE pay-per-view singles debut against Chris Jericho in a match that connoisseurs of the old Cruiserweight division should enjoy. He’s odds-on for victory at 1/8 over Y2J (9/2 outsider).

This feud is the perfect way to start getting Styles over with the WWE Universe, though more astute wrestling fans will already know his history. The Phenomenal One proved a headline act for rival promotion Total Nonstop Action (TNA) for more than a decade.

While with Impact Wrestling, as TNA is also known, Styles scooped five world championships, defeating the likes of Jeff Jarrett, Kurt Angle and Bubba Ray Dudley (known as Bull Ray during his time away from WWE).

Also TNA’s first Triple Crown winner and Grand Slam champ, Styles taking on Jericho is something of a fantasy match that fans could only dream of as recently as last year. The Phenomenal One has worked with wrestling legends like Ric Flair before, so this one might steal the show.

Owens to silence The Showoff

Kevin Owens recently regained the Intercontinental Championship from Ambrose, and he will swiftly defend it against Dolph Ziggler.

It’s the self-styled Prizefighter, Owens, whose reign should continue at 1/7, while four-time former IC champ Ziggler is 4/1 outsider to have the belt put on him here.

Wyatt Family to take six-man tag

With WrestleMania momentum to build and stable leader Bray’s vow to bring the titans of WWE crashing down, The Wyatt Family are firm 1/8 favourites to beat the hastily assembled trio of The Big Show, Kane and Ryback.

Wyatt’s acolytes Luke Harper, Erick Rowan and Braun Strowman are the top heel group in WWE right now, so it would be surprising to see them job to their opponents and that explains why they are 9/2 to lose.

Del Rio looking at US title defeat

Masked star Kalisto has traded the United States Championship with fellow Hispanic wrestler Alberto Del Rio throughout 2016, and now the rivalry will be settled in a two-out-of-three-falls match.

A successful defence for Kalisto is a 3/10 chance, while Mexico’s Del Rio is a 12/5 outsider to begin his third run with the US belt.

Kalisto is the one getting the push, though, and there are merchandise opportunities with replica masks sales likely to be greater through Kalisto’s growing profile.

Women’s matches look cut and dried

Divas Champion Charlotte tackles Brie Bella, but is a 1/8 favourite to keep the title. The Bella twin is a 9/2 outsider to take if from Ric Flair’s daughter.

In tag team action, Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks are overwhelmingly odds-on at 1/14 to beat Naomi and Tamina of Team BAD (6/1).

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