WWE Royal Rumble 2026 Odds for Men’s and Women’s Match Winners
The WWE Royal Rumble 2026 brings fans one of the most exciting and unpredictable premium live events each year, featuring 30 men and 30 women competing in over-the-top-rope mayhem to determine the WrestleMania roadmap!
Once again, there will be a men’s and women’s Royal Rumble match, with each of the winners getting to select a championship to fight for at WrestleMania 2026. And once again, the objective is to be the last man or woman standing in the ring after 29 other superstars get thrown over the top rope with their feet hitting the floor for eliminations.
The Royal Rumble odds often present an interesting predictor of who could win these matches. Keep in mind, these might provide spoilers, as the odds are typically pretty spot on for these particular matches, with one of the top two or three odds-on-favorites usually winning!
WWE Royal Rumble 2026 Women’s Match odds
Various sportsbooks offer betting odds for WWE events, including BetOnline, which currently features several categories for this year’s Royal Rumble. That includes the last entrant of the match, the most eliminations, and the winner.
Last year’s Women’s Royal Rumble Match saw the Queen Charlotte Flair as the last woman standing after eliminating Roxanne Perez. With that, Charlotte went on to challenge Tiffany Stratton for SmackDown’s WWE Women’s Championship, but she lost the match.
Charlotte isn’t a favorite to repeat as the Women’s Royal Rumble winner. Instead, the odds show
Liv Morgan leads all women at -125 odds, followed by Bianca Belair at +175 and Rhea Ripley at +325. Tiffany Stratton is fourth at +600, followed by Charlotte Flair at +1400.
Liv has never won the match, so it would be another achievement in her illustrious career, which has included several championship reigns. Let’s look at the latest odds courtesy of BetOnline.
Women’s Royal Rumble Top 10 odds:
- Liv Morgan -125
- Bianca Belair +175
- Rhea Ripley +325
- Tiffany Stratton +600
- Charlotte Flair +1400
- IYO SKY +1400
- Giulia +2000
- Lyra Valkyria +2000
- Nia Jax +2200
- Chelsea Green +2200
- AJ Lee +2200
Most eliminations: Lash Legend +150, Nia Jax +250, Charlotte Flair +300, Raquel Rodriguez +400, Blake Monroe +600
Last entrant: Tiffany Stratton +200, Trish Stratus +250, Asuka +300, Charlotte Flair +400, Becky Lynch +500
WWE Royal Rumble 2026 Men’s Match odds
Over on the men’s side of things, the odds are predicting we’ll see a repeat winner for this year’s Men’s Royal Rumble match. Roman Reigns currently leads all entrants at +165, followed by Sami Zayn +400, Bron Breakker +450, Cody Rhodes +475, and LA Knight +600.
Reigns has been out of the title picture for a bit, as he took time off for other endeavors while John Cena’s retirement tour went on. However, it seems WWE might bring the Tribal Chief back into the spotlight for a huge WrestleMania 2026 match.
That said, there had been rumblings about Sami Zayn getting the win and finally getting a huge championship win at WWE’s WrestleMania, whether it’s the WWE Undisputed or World Heavyweight Championship. He’s second on the odds, so we’ll see!
Last entrant odds: Chris Jericho -500, Seth Rollins +250, Brock Lesnar +300, Cody Rhodes +700, Finn Balor +1200.
Surprise entrants: Big Show +200, Royce Keys (Will Hobbs) +200, The Undertaker +500, Pat McAfee +500, and HHH +600.
More Royal Rumble match odds and event details
There aren’t just the two big matches on the Royal Rumble card, as several other bouts will be part of this weekend’s premium live event.
In addition, The Phenomenal AJ Styles battles Gunther in a Career-Threatening Match. If Styles loses this match, his WWE career is officially over. Keep in mind, the Ring General Gunther was John Cena’s final opponent and beat Cena before he officially retired. Will AJ Styles be next? (Odds currently unavailable)
Also, Sami Zayn battles Drew McIntyre for the Undisputed WWE Championship. McIntyre is currently a huge favorite at -5000 to retain his championship, with Zayn a massive +1000 underdog.
The Royal Rumble 2026 takes place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday, Jan. 31, with the ESPN app live-streaming the entire event for subscribers. Fans can begin watching the PLE starting at 1 p.m. Eastern Time on the app.
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