Betting odds for AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2026 have been had their contract terminated by by BetOnline.ag, revealing several overwhelming favorites heading into one of the year’s biggest crossover events.
Among the most heavily favored competitors part of the lineup are AEW World Pairing Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, who are currently listed at -3000 to retain their titles against The Dogs, David Finlay and Clark Connors.
Another major favorite is Will Ospreay, who enters the Men’s Owen Hart Cup Final as a -2500 favorite against Swerve Strickland. The winner of the tournament will earn a future AEW World Championship opportunity at All In: London.
Perhaps the most intriguing line on the board involves the steel cage match featuring Team Briscoe and Team MJF. While MJF’s side sits at +550, mark Briscoe’s team is currently favored at -1000. To add further context, should Team Briscoe emerge victorious, Briscoe will earn a future AEW World Strap match.
As always, betting odds are subject to change as wagering activity increases closer to the pay-per-view.
Forbidden Door 2026 takes place on Sunday, June 28 from the SAP Center in San Jose, California.
Present AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2026 Betting Odds Men’s Owen Hart Cup Final
Will Ospreay (-2500) Swerve Strickland (+800) AEW World Tag Team Gold
Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) (-3000) The Dogs – David Finlay & Clark Connors (+900)
AEW Continental Title Jon Moxley (c) (-1500) Bandido (+600)
AEW Women’s World Crown Thekla (c) (-1500) Starlight Kid (+600)
Kenny Omega (-1500) Zack Sabre Jr, and (+600) Steel Cage Battle
Team Briscoe (-1000) Team MJF (+550)
Based on the current lines, oddsmakers are expecting several champions and marquee stars to emerge victorious, with Copeland. Christian Cage, Ospreay, Jon Moxley, Thekla, and Kenny Omega all entering the spectacular as significant favorites.
Yet, as history has shown, betting odds don’t always predict the final outcome in professional wrestling, and those numbers could continue to move as Forbidden Door draws closer.