Final Betting Odds Favor Champions at NXT Great American Bash 2025 – Don’t miss an unforgettable Great American Bash this Saturday, July 12, streaming live at 3PM ET exclusively on Peacock in the United States and on Netflix or WWE Network worldwide. The event goes head-to-head with AEW All In Texas, creating one of the most stacked wrestling Saturdays in recent memory.
With championship gold and high-stakes rivalries on the line, BetOnline has released the latest betting odds for WWE NXT’s premium live event. Here’s where things stand just days before the show:
NXT Championship
Oba Femi (c) -3000 (1/30)
Yoshiki Inamura +900 (9/1)
Note: Oba Femi is the overwhelming favorite with a 96.8% chance to retain. Inamura faces long odds in his high-profile title shot.
NXT North American Championship
Ethan Page (c) -150 (2/3)
Ricky Saints +110 (11/10)
Note: The odds slightly favor Ethan Page, giving him a 60% likelihood of retaining. Ricky Saints earned the title shot by winning a gauntlet and chose a Falls Count Anywhere stipulation, which could work to his advantage.
NXT Women’s North American Championship
Sol Ruca (c) -700 (1/7)
Izzi Dame +400 (4/1)
Note: Ruca is a strong favorite to retain at 87.5%. This is one of three title matches she’s involved in this week, highlighting her rising status.
Singles Match
Je’Von Evans +225 (9/4)
Jasper Troy -350 (2/7)
Note: Jasper Troy is favored at 77.8% following weeks of build-up and a heated attack on Evans.
Women’s Tag Team Match
Jordynne Grace & Blake Monroe -300 (1/3)
Jacy Jayne & Fallon Henley +200 (2/1)
Note: Grace and Monroe—possibly going by the name “The Glamournauts”—enter as clear favorites with a 75% likelihood of winning. Grace is also scheduled to challenge Jayne for the NXT Women’s Championship at WWE Evolution the next night.
All odds are subject to change as the event approaches. With multiple titles on the line and momentum heading into WWE Evolution the next day, Great American Bash promises to be a pivotal event for the NXT brand.
We also have final betting odds for AEW All In: Texas and WWE Evolution.
