WWE Crown Jewel Betting Odds & Predictions 2022

After the carnage at Extreme Rules, WWE heads to Saudi Arabia for Crown Jewel and one of the most surprising main events of the year. Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns will defend his titles against Logan Paul. The social media megastar turned boxer will face Reigns in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in only his third WWE match.

WWE betting sites are expecting massive interest as Paul’s 33 million subscribers across social media will surely be fascinated to see the Maverick take on the Tribal Chief. WWE’s shows in Saudi Arabia always provide an unparalleled spectacle and Crown Jewel 2022 looks set to continue this trend.

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Logan Paul vs Roman Reigns Betting Odds

Although Logan Paul has only had two professional wrestling matches so far, his record in combat sports is impressive for someone best known for his YouTube channel and myriad of controversies. Paul surprised the boxing betting world by going the distance against Floyd Mayweather Jr., one of the greatest boxers of all time.

In WWE, Logan Paul is currently undefeated. Alongside the Miz, Paul defeated Rey and Dominik  Mysterio at WrestleMania 38 before overcoming his former tag team partner at SummerSlam 2022. Although many observers were cautious (if not hostile) about Paul in WWE, his athletic prowess and dedication has won over plenty of important figures in WWE.

“When I saw him in the ring for the first time, he blew my mind. I saw him do it again, after that blew my mind. This is the guy as I said earlier earned my respect. In this business, I do not give my respect very easily. He has earned that and it’s why he is here.” – WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H  

At this point, it’s safe to say that Logan Paul is no David Arquette. Although this match is certainly designed to bring in viewers new to WWE, Paul is not just a gimmick and will be able to compete against Reigns.

The Las Vegas odds, however, do not believe that Paul will be able to tear the titles away from Roman Reigns. Reigns is the heavy favorite at -5,000 but trouble on the Island of Relevancy may bode an ill omen for the champion. His reliance on Sami Zayn for controlling the hotheaded Jey Uso has proven ineffective and it’s safe to say that Paul has unnerved the Bloodline. The sheer numbers of the Bloodline (now including Solo Sikoa, Sami Zayn, as well as the Usos) may be Paul’s undoing but Logan will have his brother Jake Paul, who is fresh off a victory against UFC legend Anderson Silva, to provide backup.

In my estimation, Reigns will successfully defend his championships in Saudi Arabia but I’d expect Logan Paul to go the distance before the Bloodline overpowers him. But as he so often reminds everyone, all Paul needs is one lucky punch.

WWE Crown Jewel Betting Odds & Predictions

Here are the latests sports betting odds for WWE Crown Jewel, courtesy of BetOnline, plus, our exclusive predictions:

Raw Women’s Championship Last Woman Standing Match – Bayley

Although Bianca Belair managed to retain her championship in a ladder match at Extreme Rules, the interference of a returning Nikki Cross on Raw allowed Bayley to pick up the win which opened the door to this rematch.

Bayley and Bianca Belair have a vicious history, which includes a Hell in a Cell in 2021, but this Last Woman Standing match may prove too much for the EST. If the recent Lesnar vs Reigns Last Man Standing match is anything to go by: allies are integral to victory. Although Damage CTRL believed that they had isolated Belair, Asuka and Alexa Bliss returned on Monday Night Raw. Not only that, but the team of Asuka and Bliss unseated Dakota Kai and IYO SKY as Tag Team Champions! The fact that both Bayley and Belair have their allies once again will definitely sway the outcome of this match.

Although the bookies favor the champion, I feel that Bayley truly needs to win the title in Saudi Arabia. Damage CTRL have threatened the locker room with domination but thus far Bianca Belair has held off Bayley and co. I feel that Damage CTRL will win out at Crown Jewel and Bayley will be the new Raw Women’s Champion.

Brock Lesnar v Bobby Lashley – Brock Lesnar

In a dream rematch, Lesnar and Lashley will square off at Crown Jewel in a rematch of the WWE Championship match from this year’s Royal Rumble. Lashley won that match due to the interference of Paul Heyman, but this contest promises to be a straight up fight between two of WWE’s most accomplished combat athletes.

Lesnar is famously a former UFC Heavyweight Champion but Lashley also has an impressive 15-2 MMA record. I’d expect this to be an incredibly hard-hitting affair, especially after Lesnar’s recent attack ultimately cost Lashley his United States Championship. I think that Lesnar will pick up the victory in Saudi Arabia.

Six Man Tag Team Match – The O.C.

In a dream matchup, Crown Jewel will see three former Bullet Club leaders collide. At its heart, this match is characterized by the conflict between the O.C.’s AJ Styles and Judgment Day’s Finn Bálor. Both were some of the most iconic members of NJPW’s Bullet Club with Bálor as the faction’s original leader. There’s a lot of historical animosity between these competitors which should translate into a fantastic match.

Although I believe that the O.C. have the advantage after the stunning return of the Good Brothers, Judgment Day’s  Rhea Ripley is the true X factor in this match. She has the guile and the power to affect this match (as evidenced by her spectacular slam on the 6’8″, 290 lbs Luke Gallows).

 

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There remains some meta intrigue in this match as Karl Anderson is actually scheduled to defend his NEVER Championship in a NJPW PPV in Osaka on the same day! It remains to be seen how this will all play out, but, in the new Triple H era, anything could happen!

Women’s Tag Team Championship Match – Asuka & Alexa Bliss

In a surprise return, Asuka and Alexa Bliss got their revenge on Damage CTRl by snatching the Women’s Tag Team Championships away from Kai and SKY. It was a bit of a shock, but both Asuka and Bliss are some of the most decorated tag team champions in WWE. Both women are now three-time champions and have produced a formidable team.

Their stunning win definitely shook Damage CTRL who will need to step up at Crown Jewel. I feel that Bayley has a better chance of walking out of Riyadh with a title than Kai and SKY do. Damage CTRL have somewhat lost focus on the tag titles in favor of the Raw Women’s Championship and this could give Asuka and Bliss the advantage.

Steel Cage Match – Drew McIntyre

After falling short at Clash at the Castle and being maced by Scarlett at Extreme Rules, Drew McIntyre has had a bad time of it as of late. The two-time former WWE Champion seemed destined to win on the grand stage of Cardiff but he was denied by the Bloodline. Although Doom Walker Karrion Kross has McIntyre firmly in his sights, the Scottish Warriorisn’t going down without a fight.

I feel that Drew is due a victory after his poor run of form. In a steel cage match, he should have a reprieve from Scarlett interfering but Kross is not to be taken lightly. The bookmakers seem divided on this one, but I reckon that McIntyre will overcome Kross in Saudi Arabia.

Braun Strowman v Omos – Braun Strowman

This match is a true clash of the titans. The 6’8″ Strowman, who normally towers over opponents, was dominated by the Nigerian Giant Omos who stands at an imposing 7’3″. This contest is all about bragging rights and proving who is the top big man in WWE. This feels like a classic WWE match pulled straight from the 80’s: two athletic giants trading blows on the grand stage.

Although Omos is a former tag team champion, Strowman is the more accomplished professional wrestler. Strowman is a former Universal Champion but he may still have some ring rust after a year-long absence from WWE. Plus, Omos has MVP in his corner and you would be unwise to overlook MVP’s influence.

Ultimately, I think that Strowman’s power and athleticism will win out over Omos’ pure size.

Undisputed Tag Team Championship Match – The Usos

Although Jey Uso wasn’t feel particularly Ucey on Smackdown, the Usos are still beyond dominant as Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions. The Usos are currently chasing the New Day’s record of 483 days as champions which they will reach the week after Crown Jewel.

Although The Brawling Brutes picked up the win over Solo Sikoa and the Honorary Uce Sami Zayn, I don’t feel that Holland and Butch will be able to overcome the Usos. Instead, I’d be looking ahead to a potential record-breaking decider between the Usos and the New Day.

When is Crown Jewel 2022?

Crown Jewel will air live at a special time of noon 12pm ET / 9am PT on Saturday, November 5th. Crown Jewel will be held at Mrsool Park in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Where can I watch Crown Jewel?

American WWE fans can watch Crown Jewel live on Peacock. In Canada, you can watch Crown Jewel on Sportsnet Now. Fans in the rest of the world can watch via the WWE Network.

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