Two Big Matches Rumored For Summerslam

[Cloud]

Cesaro v Leanar seems way to early for me. Surely to make the most of the streak defeating momentum Cesaro should go over at WM?

 

[Butters!]

Er.... I don't think I like the Idea of Lesnar And Cesaro.

 

[Cloud]

Ir Cesaro can pick the Beast Lesnar up over the ropes to suplex him WOW.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Cesaro vs Lesnar will happen, one way or another. Cesaro's eventually gonna split from Heyman and turn face (being sick that Heyman's always talking about Lesnar breaking the streak and stuff) and that's gonna lead to a feud. I, personally, would love to see Cesaro beat Lesnar.

What I wouldn't like to see is DBry vs Lesnar and Lesnar winning the title at SummerSlam or wherever. I'd be cool with Bryan retaining, though (if that match happened). I'm expecting Bryan's title reign to last till Survivor Series, at least.

HHH vs Reigns is plausible for SummerSlam, which will put Reigns as a face. It's just a matter of time before The Shield splits (reason: Ambrose). Ambrose is the next top heel in the WWE.

 

[Snowman1]

There's no possible way Cesaro goes over in that match, but it's certainly one of those "competitive loss would be as good (if not better) than a win" type of matches. If only WWE wouldn't screw up the followup with those. :downer:

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

It'd be crazy if Cesaro at least swung Lesnar, that would be quite a sight.

 

[seabs]

Last I heard, they're gonna do Lesnar vs Bryan for the title with Lesnar winning

Could be a pretty easy way to turn Cesaro face if he won MITB too. Have him cash in clean to beat the beast and boom goes the dynamite.

I don't know, I also don't like Cesaro going over Lesnar just yet for the same reasons you listed, pretty much. He just broke the streak and is already going to job clean? Doesn't sound very good. HHH/Reigns will be great though

What exactly is wrong with Brock jobbing after breaking the streak? The streak and or Brock don't take a hit in credibility if he does because it's Brock Lesnar. He could job to Santino and it doesn't matter because he's Brock Lesnar. He's impossible to do any damage too at this point his accolades are too great.

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

Could be a pretty easy way to turn Cesaro face if he won MITB too. Have him cash in clean to beat the beast and boom goes the dynamite.



What exactly is wrong with Brock jobbing after breaking the streak? The streak and or Brock don't take a hit in credibility if he does because it's Brock Lesnar. He could job to Santino and it doesn't matter because he's Brock Lesnar. He's impossible to do any damage too at this point his accolades are too great.

Well stated on both accounts mate.. well I'm not so sure about the Santino statement haha that would be pretty bad but I do see your general view haha.

That would be a nice transition/string of events leading up to Cesaro being the new WWE/WHC champion.
Lesnar beats DB cleanly and then Cesaro cashes in and wins it.. Then you set up an epic rematch at the next PPV in a triple threat between Cesaro/DB/Lesnar.. well you don't have to do that rematch but that's probably how I would go about it.

 

[Leo C]

What exactly is wrong with Brock jobbing after breaking the streak? The streak and or Brock don't take a hit in credibility if he does because it's Brock Lesnar. He could job to Santino and it doesn't matter because he's Brock Lesnar. He's impossible to do any damage too at this point his accolades are too great.

I think Brock winning the streak put him one level above everyone, simply put(in kayfabe). Above everyone that has been around in the last couple of years, at least. And he has just gotten that win. I think the novelty of "who's going to be able to beat this man? he's broken the streak, he's unbeatable!" or something along those lines would be a great dynamic, and I wish it ran for longer than one match. Besides that, the guy who does so should be someone in the cusp of main eventing big time, and I'm not so sure Cesaro will be at that level by Summerslam. He could, but I'm not sure it'll happen. That would also make Cesaro's alignment with Heyman quite short term.

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

I think Brock winning the streak put him one level above everyone, simply put(in kayfabe). Above everyone that has been around in the last couple of years, at least. And he has just gotten that win. I think the novelty of "who's going to be able to beat this man? he's broken the streak, he's unbeatable!" or something along those lines would be a great dynamic, and I wish it ran for longer than one match. Besides that, the guy who does so should be someone in the cusp of main eventing big time, and I'm not so sure Cesaro will be at that level by Summerslam. He could, but I'm not sure it'll happen. That would also make Cesaro's alignment with Heyman quite short term.

Makes sense his term with Paul is short though, when RVD warned Cesaro about Heyman it seemed Cesaro was like I know what I'm doing I know not to trust Heyman with the likes of my assets.


Honestly I don't like Cesaro with Heyman anyway..
Personally if the WWE called me right now and asked you have the choice to choose Paul Heyman's next guy.. I would go with... Titus O'Neil.

 

[The GOAT]

What exactly is wrong with Brock jobbing after breaking the streak? The streak and or Brock don't take a hit in credibility if he does because it's Brock Lesnar. He could job to Santino and it doesn't matter because he's Brock Lesnar. He's impossible to do any damage too at this point his accolades are too great.

His credibility wouldn't be damaged, but no one said anything about his cred. It's just that Lesnar's first loss since beating the Streak would be much sweeter and a much more pivotal moment if it's built up to for a lot longer. Jobbing him out with the logic that "it won't matter or make him look weak, people will still see him as a monster because he's Brock Lesnar" was the exact same mindset that people used before Lesnar ended the streak. Now that he's conquered it, he looks more invincible than ever and things should be looked at differently. I say let him run through at least a few more opponents before someone finally steps up and puts him down (at Wrestlemania, that is... the same stage that he defeated Undertaker on.)