Betting odds are officially open for AEW Redemption at the Bell Centre in Montreal, with sportsbooks pointing toward potential title changes for the women’s and national divisions, according to lines posted by BetOnline Sports and Casino. The event features six championship defenses on a card where multiple titleholders open as heavy favorites.
According to BetOnline, Willow Nightingale opened as a -150 favorite to capture the AEW Women’s World Championship from reigning champion Thekla, who sits at +110 to retain. Nightingale earned her championship opportunity by winning the Women’s Casino Gauntlet following her return from a shoulder injury. The winner of the Montreal bout advances to face the 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Cup winner, Mercedes Moné, at All In London.
The card’s most lopsided championship line features Andrade El Idolo opening at -2000 to capture the AEW National Championship, with defending champion Mark Davis listed at +700. Those odds establish Andrade with approximately a 95 percent implied probability of walking out of Montreal with the belt, marking the steepest title odds on the entire board according to BetOnline.
Heavy Favorites Defend Men’s and Tag Team Titles
Every other reigning champion on the card opens as a distinct favorite, with two divisions carrying massive numbers. According to the sportsbook, Kenny Omega opened at -5000 to defend the AEW Men’s World Championship against TNT Champion Kevin Knight, who is listed at +1200.
A matching -5000 line guards the AEW Men’s World Tag Team Championship, where Adam Copeland and Christian Cage are heavily favored to keep their titles against Claudio Castagnoli and PAC, who open at +1200. In other championship action, Kyle Fletcher opens at -1000 to hold the AEW International Championship against ROH Men’s World Champion Bandido at +550, while Hikaru Shida sits at -175 to retain the TBS Championship against Maya World, who is posted at +135.
Non-Title Matches and Contendership Ladders
Outside of championship matches, BetOnline lists Chris Jericho as a -200 favorite over Tommaso Ciampa in their No Holds Barred Match. Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay open at -400 against The Young Bucks at +250, while Jay White and Juice Robinson are favored at -250 over The Dogs at +170 in the Double Chain Match.
The six-way ladder match to determine the number one contender for the AEW International Championship represents the most wide-open betting market on the card. “Speedball” Mike Bailey opened as a narrow favorite at +125, closely followed by The Beast Mortos at +140 and Jack Perry at +300. Komander is listed at +700, and a field option covering remaining participants such as Nick Wayne and El Clon sits at +350.
Broadcast Schedule and Event Details
The Buy-In pre-show begins at 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT, with the main card scheduled to follow at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT—an hour earlier than standard AEW pay-per-view broadcasts. In the United States, the event airs on HBO Max, Prime Video, PPV.com, Fubo, and YouTube, while international viewers can access the broadcast via MyAEW.
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