WWE Clash in Paris Odds and Predictions – Cena and Paul Square Off in the “City of Light”

• John Cena (-700)
• Logan Paul (+400)

This will be Cena’s first appearance in Paris, and also his last as he is retiring at the end of 2025. Cena is now a face after a run as a heel, and he’ll take on Paul. The two lost to Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso at Money in the Bank in June. But things came to a head on the August 22 episode of SmackDown, when Cena gave Paul an Attitude Adjustment early in the show, and Paul got his revenge later.

This sets up what should be a fun match with low stakes. It was strange to watch Cena as a heel for the first part of 2025, but he’s back where he should be as a face, and Paul is easy to hate.

I can’t see Cena losing in his only trip to Paris, so he’s my Clash in Paris prediction. At -700, there’s no return in wagering on Cena unless you’re trying to strengthen a parlay on your betting slip, but this is essentially a lock.

• Rusev (-400)
• Shaemus (+250)

This is a match of international stars as Shaemus hails from Dublin, Ireland, while Rusev is from Bulgaria. These two have been battling for the last few months, so it’s only right that they end their feud in Europe.

This is also a Good Ol’ Fashioned Donnybrook fight, which is Shaemus’ signature match. Basically, anything goes here, and I’m tipping Shaemus to get the win with WWE Clash in Paris odds of +250! There isn’t much on this card in terms of upsets, so when I see a decent bet at plus odds, I’m going to take it, and I think Shaemus, a WWE veteran, will get the nod here.

• Roman Reigns (-2000)
• Bronson Reed (+700)

Reigns and Reed have crossed paths a few times since WarGames in November 2024, when a Reigns-helmed team defeated Reed’s team. However, Reed had to take time off due to injury, and the two have been feuding since July. Reigns and Reed clashed on the August 25 episode of Raw.

I don’t see any way Reigns doesn’t win this match. Reed is a stepping stone for Reigns en route to the World Heavyweight Championship, which is currently held by Seth Rollins. Reed is in Rollins’ group, The Vision, and I think this is just a way to push Reigns down the path towards a title shot.

Reigns makes it into my WWE Clash in Paris predictions, but again, at -2000, it’s not worth a wager.

• Becky Lynch (-700)
• Nikki Bella (+400)

Nikki Bella made a surprise return to WWE in the Royal Rumble, and was supposed to start a feud with Liv Morgan. However, Morgan got hurt, then Bella did as well. But Bella returns to a high-profile tilt with Women’s Intercontinenal Champion Becky Lynch, and the two also went toe-to-toe on the August 25 episode of Raw.

This would be a good spot to take Bella, but she just came back to the company, and that seems too fast to give her a belt. But Lynch needs a feuding partner as she ended her battle with Lyra Valkyria at SummerSlam.

You can pick either Cena or Lynch to fill out your Clash in Paris betting slip, but I’m taking both and going with Lynch here.

• Seth Rollins (-3000)
• LA Knight (+600)
• CM Punk (+900)
• Jey Uso (+1000)

Rollins just cashed in his Money in the Bank title shot on CM Punk at SummerSlam, moments after Punk defeated Gunther to take the belt. Rollins is now the overwhelming to keep his belt against LA Knight, Punk, and Jey Uso, who helped Knight and Punk against Rollins’ Vision.

This Fatal Four-Way for Rollins’ World Championship belt will keep the title with Rollins, and there will likely be some sort of interference, likely from Bronson Reed or Bron Breakker. Don’t bother laying WWE Clash in Paris odds with Rollins at -3000, but he’ll walk out of Paris with the belt.