WWE Stacks Saturday Night’s Main Event with the Addition of Intercontinental Title Bout Made Official on Raw

After the Irish duo left him stranded backstage, Mysterio sought external help, which he acquired from Los Americanos. ‘Dirty Dom’ later ran into Raw GM Pearce backstage and tried feigning innocence as if he had nothing to do with the Americanos prematurely putting an end to Rusev vs. Penta’s singles clash.

Pearce eventually announced an IC title three-way for Saturday Night’s Main Event as noted above. It’d be interesting to see if WWE crowns a new champion in Salt Lake City or if ‘Dom’ continues to reign supreme by hook or by crook. A previous report from Dave Meltzer claimed that WWE has plans to pit Rey Mysterio‘s son against John Cena at Survivor Series next month.

What do the betting odds suggest for Saturday Night’s Main Event?

Apart from the chaos-guaranteed triple threat bout for the Intercontinental Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event, there are some other matches to look forward to as well. The likely main event of the show is going to be Cody Rhodes defending his Undisputed WWE title against Drew McIntyre.

The Scot is in a must-win position, having previously lost to Rhodes at Wrestlepalooza. However, as per Betfair, ‘The American Nightmare’ is the current betting odds favorite to retain over McIntyre.

The fans might lose it over WWE continuously booking McIntyre to come up short in world title matches if it happens yet again this weekend. The other world title match of the night will see CM Punk and Jey Uso go at it for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship.

They came face-to-face on this week’s Raw ahead of their anticipated clash. Uso has been leaning toward his edgier side of late after receiving some counsel from Roman Reigns.

It prompted Punk to coin the nickname of “Little Roman” for ‘The Yeet Master’. Both Punk and Uso have held the world title this year. While on one hand, the former ‘Right Hand Man’ won it from Gunther at WrestleMania 41, ‘The Best in the World’ ousted Gunther for it at SummerSlam.

‘The Ring General’ was the common denominator in each case. That being said, the current odds favor Punk against Uso at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Last but not least, Tiffany Stratton will put her women’s title on the line against a now heelish Jade Cargill. The latter unleashed herself on ‘The Buff Barbie’ on SmackDown last Friday in an attack that turned Cargill heel for the first time since her WWE debut. And the odds also favor the former AEW star to beat Stratton this weekend to become the brand-new WWE Women’s Champion.