WWE SummerSlam is Sunday night from a sold-out Barclays Center in Brooklyn. However, it might make more sense for Lesnar to win if he is to be portrayed as this unbeatable force. Overall, a Summerslam to really look forward to. Just kidding. New Day is by far the most over and entertaining tag team act in WWE, and the time is right to put the title back on them and have The Lucha Dragons emerge as their top challengers. Randy Orton vs. Sheamus. Dolph Ziggler and Rusev should be another solid tussle, although the expected catfight between Lana and Summer Rae could overshadow it in the eyes of a certain segment of the fan base. If Reigns and Ambrose do introduce Sting, Bray Wyatt may introduce a third member of the family.
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According to oddschecker, Reigns and Ambrose are at a ½ clip while Wyatt and Harper are going at a 6/4 clip.
The show will also feature Seth Rollins against John Cena with the World Heavyweight and United States championships on the line. Reigns has not had his hand raised in victory on a pay-per-view since he defeated Big Show in a Last Man Standing Match at Extreme Rules on April 26.
Being a sports network, it wasn’t too long before the talk turned to the Patriots, and more specifically, “DeflateGate”.
Mick Foley out in Cactus Jack garb to join Jon Stewart, who says he needs backup to interview Brock Lesnar. After trading blows in arguably one of the worst brawls in WWE history and seeing the Deadman execute the Beast Incarnate with a tombstone pile-driver in the latter’s hometown, it will all boil down to this: their much awaited Wrestlemania rematch at Summerslam 2015. Stewart made an appearance on “Monday Night Raw” on March 2.
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It is surprising to see the Undertaker work Summerslam, as he only seems to return once a year for Wrestlemania these days.
