Brock Lesnar will face the Undertaker in a rematch from their epic Wrestlemania 30 encounter. SummerSlam will have a run time of approximately four hours on Sunday night. After recently leaving “The Daily Show“, Jon Stewart has been named the host of SummerSlam.
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Finally, there is the Dean Ambrose (or is it Roman Reigns?) heel turn.
Ziggler and Rusev could be another interesting match with many believing that the feud will end there and see Lana turning on Ziggler and re-align with the Bulgarian Brute.
There is no real story behind this match-up, but instead was given the Wrestlemania treatment where all the teams were just added to the match to get on the card. Charlotte seems to be getting a pretty good push these days and may be headed to an eventual WrestleMania moment with current champ Nikki Bella down the road.
Ryback vs. Big Show vs. The Miz (Intercontinental Championship). Stephen Amell, star of the TV show “Arrow“, will team with Neville in a match against Stardust and King Barrett.
WWE Tag Team Titles: The Prime Time Players (Titus O’Neil and Darren Young) vs. Los Matadores (Diego and Fernando with El Torito) vs. The Lucha Dragons (Sin Cara and Kalisto) vs. The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston with Xavier Woods).
WWE superstar and United States Champion John Cena shared his thoughts on Tom Brady and the Deflategate scandal Sunday morning. If Reigns and Ambrose do introduce Sting, Bray Wyatt may introduce a third member of the family. You can also subscribe to the WWE Network for 10 bucks too.
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The Undertaker has indeed dominated the build-up leading up to Summerslam, but it would be foolish to rule out Lesnar in perhaps the biggest test in the second chapter of his WWE career. But looking at the WWE SummerSlam cards, there are some worth noting. But if you have no intention of paying for the rest of the event due to the high pay per view fees there are places on line that will offer it but it will be a stream and likely not very good quality. The action begins at 7 p.m. ET on pay-per-view and The WWE Network. The Insider may also soon be divesting himself of some of his wrestling memorabilia.
