WrestleMania 28 Matches: 3 Cool Prop Bets for Big Event

You can work a prop bet into any event nowadays, so the biggest event in pro wrestling is no exception. Given its nature, these can be even more tricky than, say, predicting the coin toss outcome for the Super Bowl, but still fun nonetheless.

Here are three cool prop bets for WrestleMania 28

First Person to Score a Pin-fall Victory

Given the fact that there are so many ways for a wrestling match to end, this offers one variable. The outcome of this bet may not be determined in the first match.

Submissions, count-outs and disqualifications don't count. In this prop bet, it has to be a pin-fall.

Then consider that you'll have to predict the winners as well. Narrowing it down to the match in which a pin-fall will occur is just part of it. Lastly, you'll have to know the order the matches will take place.

This will have you preparing like you're on your way to your fantasy football draft—it's tricky

Will all you'll have to consider, this is a fun prop bet to participate in.

First Superstar to Complete Their Finisher

This doesn't mean your pick wins the match, mind you. There are plenty of cases where a wrestler will land his finisher, only to be interfered with, etc., and the maneuver doesn't lead to victory.

This prop bet is based purely on who connects first with their finishing move. If you know the schedule of the matches you can narrow it down. But if it's the Team Teddy vs. Team Jimmy match, you'll have a ton of guys to choose from.

You'll be yelling at the person you bet with every time a wrestler lines up their finisher. "Here it comes," only to see it reversed or missed.

This is another awesomely fun prop bet for WrestleMania.

First Superstar Ambushed

C'mon, you know it's going to happen. Someone is going to have their promo interrupted or in-ring celebration disturbed by an ambush.

Who's going to be the unlucky guy or girl to fall victim to what the immortal Gorilla Monsoon would have called "an old Pearl Harbor job"?

It could happen during an interview backstage, coming down the aisle, leaving the ring, etc. The possibilities are seemingly endless.

But can you accurately predict who will get it first?

This is possibly the most difficult prop bet to predict, but it's still entertaining.