Brock Lesnar attacks CM Punk at the end of the June 17 edition of WWE's "Monday Night Raw."
Brock Lesnar made his triumphant return to WWE television on this week'sMonday Night Raw alongside Paul Heyman to challenge John Cena for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam on Aug. 17. Fans had expected this for quite a while, but it was still a cool moment thanks largely to Heyman's incredible promo. But what's the plan for Lesnar atSummerSlam and beyond?
Current reports hold Lesnar will defeat Cena for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and the two will have a rematch at Night of Champions. This is likely to be a major pay-per-view, as the WWE Network's first round of six-month subscriptions will expire and the company wants to retain as many people as possible, and draw in more, as well. It is unclear, however, if Lesnar would win the rematch.
As for SummerSlam, the top of the card is reportedly almost set in stone. The matches are Cena vs. Lesnar for the title, Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins (possible for the Money in the Bank briefcase), Roman Reigns vs.Randy Orton and Stephanie McMahon vs. Brie Bella.
The Miz vs. Sheamus could also happen to unify the Intercontinental and United States Championships at SummerSlam, though this has not been confirmed. WWE will reportedly debut the new logo (the one seen on the WWE Network logo) on all its belts around SummerSlam, so the updated designs could mean the end of one of the titles. This rumor has been floated numerous times this year, so only time will tell if they pull the trigger.
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