WWE WrestleMania 41 odds: John Cena tipped to beat Cody Rhodes

Ladbrokes looks at the WrestleMania 41 odds, with the bookies revealing the favourites for various matches taking place at WWE's biggest show of the year.

The huge two-night event takes place on April 19 and 20, with Cody Rhodes defending his Undisputed WWE Championship in the main event against John Cena.

The bookies have Cena, in what will be his final WrestleMania, as the favourite to walk out with a historic seventeenth World Championship at this weekend's show.

As noted, the bookies are of the belief that Cena is going to win the WWE Championship in the main event of night two.

Cena turned heel, something fans had been wanting to happen for years, when he aligned with The Rock at Elimination Chamber in March, and Ladbrokes thinks that could be a catalyst for a title win for the WWE legend.

The main event of night one will see CM Punk close WrestleMania for the first time in his career when he shares the ring with Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, two of WWE's biggest stars.

Paul Heyman plays a big part in the story, due to his relationship with both Reigns and Punk, with the latter revealing that the Hall of Famer will be in his corner for the huge match.

The bookies have Punk as the favourite to win the match on April 19, with Rollins seen as more likely than Reigns but less likely than Punk to emerge victorious.

The bookies are expecting both of WWE's main men's titles to change hands at WrestleMania 41 this month, with Jey Uso's assumed probability of winning the World Heavyweight Championship standing at over 82%, despite having been at 90% just last week.

Jey was the surprise men's Royal Rumble match winner in February, and the bookies think he's going to continue his upwards trajectory by winning one of WWE's main men's titles at the biggest show of the year.

Another huge three-way match takes place at WrestleMania 41, with IYO SKY defending her Women's World Championship against Elimination Chamber winner Bianca Belair and former champion Rhea Ripley.

The bookies think that Bianca has the best chance at walking out of WWE's biggest show of the year with the title, with IYO seen as the second-favourite.

Interesting, it's Rhea who is seen as the outsider to win the match on either April 19 or 20, despite being one of WWE's biggest female stars.

The other Women's Championship match sees Royal Rumble match winner Charlotte Flair challenge Tiffany Stratton for her title.

Many fans see Stratton as the natural successor to Flair at the top of WWE's women's roster, but the bookies think Charlotte is going to beat her at the huge show.

While some will be campaigning for WWE to have Flair pass the torch to Stratton, the bookies feel that Charlotte could be due another World Championship reign.

Logan Paul is one of the biggest social media stars on the planet, but he's also been a major player for WWE for the last few years too.

Logan is 2-1 at WrestleMania at this point, with his only loss coming to Rollins in 2023, and the bookies think he's going to register another 'Mania win this year, this time against AJ Styles.

Styles is a seasoned veteran who doesn't necessarily need the win at this stage, so it makes sense that Ladbrokes is tipping Logan for the win in his fourth WrestleMania match.

From two former United States Champions to LA Knight's defence of his US title at WrestleMania.

Knight beat Shinsuke Nakamura to recapture his title at the beginning of March, and the bookies think his reign isn't going to last much longer than a month, with Jacob Fatu the heavy favourite to win his first WWE singles title at WrestleMania.

For the first time in WWE, two women share the ring for a non-title singles match at WrestleMania, and the bookies are expecting Jade Cargill to emerge from it victorious.

She's being tipped as the heavy favourite to win her first WWE WrestleMania singles match, beating former friend Naomi.

With Cargill's former partner Belair tipped to win her match too, perhaps the former WWE Women's Tag Champions are set for a collision course soon.

Veteran Rey Mysterio is set to compete at WrestleMania against El Grande Americano, who while not confirmed on WWE TV, is being played by Chad Gable.

Betting is closer for this one than other matches on the card, but the bookies are still tipping Mysterio for the victory over Americano/Gable, who has an assumed probability of just over 45% of walking away with the win.

From one Mysterio to another... the bookies are tipping Dominik Mysterio to win his first WWE main roster singles title at WrestleMania.

The son of the WWE Hall of Famer is the favourite heading into WrestleMania's Intercontinental Championship match, ahead of second favourite Penta, the reigning champion Bron Breakker, and outsider Finn Balor.

Mysterio's assumed probability of winning the Intercontinental Championship currently sits at above 50%, so the bookies do think a title change could be on the cards.

New Day are being tipped as the heavy favourites to win yet another WWE Tag Team Championship at WrestleMania this year, this time against Ivar and Erik of the War Raiders.

The reigning WWE Tag Team Champions are seen as outsiders for this one, but could potential involvement from Big E hinder Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston's chances?

WrestleMania is set to be a huge show for WWE this year, based on the fact that he featured so heavily in his heel turn in March, many feel that The Rock will be appearing at the show in the Cena vs Rhodes match.

Speaking of the The Rock, the Hollywood megastar is also one of the names in the running to become the next President of the United States, taking over from Donald Trump in 2028.

As you can see above, it's also as short as 8/13 with Ladbrokes that there will be four or five singles title changes at WrestleMania this weekend.

The market relates to the six singles titles that will be defended at this weekend’s two-day event: WWE, Heavyweight, Women’s, Women’s World, Intercontinental and U.S. Championships. The bookies are offering 20/1 on all six titles having new holders.

Cal Gildart of Ladbrokes said: “Technically, there were a record eight title changes at last year’s WrestleMania (save for the 13 at WrestleMania 16 thanks to the 10 during the Hardcore Championship Battle Royal), and the odds indicate that we could be in store for another significant turnover at this year’s Showcase of the Immortals.”

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.