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Early betting odds for top matches at Hell In A Cell 2021

WWE is back on pay-per-view with Hell In A Cell tomorrow night. There are six matches on the card including two matches inside the steel structure.

We will look at the early betting odds of the three title matches on the show and tomorrow we will publish the odds for the full card. Remember, be careful when betting with real money and always check for updated odds.

The WWE title will be decided in a Hell In A Cell with Bobby Lashley defending against Drew McIntyre. If McIntyre loses, he won’t get another WWE title shot as long as Lashley remains champion. Lashley is the favorite at 2/7 to retain the title while McIntyre is 5/2 to regain.

The Smackdown Women’s title will also be contested inside Hell In A Cell, with the stipulation added on Smackdown. Bianca Belair is the overwhelming favorite with her odds at a whopping 1/33 while Bayley is 12/1 to win. Belair’s odds look like a Lesnar or Reigns match!

And the third title on the line is the Raw Women’s title with Rhea Ripley taking on Charlotte Flair. The reigning champion Rhea Ripley is favorite to walk out with the title with her odds at 4/9 while Flair is 13/8 to win in.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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