1.
Shawn
Michaels
vs.
Triple
H
–
SummerSlam
2002
It
was
year
2002
and
Shawn
Michaels
made
his
comeback
to
the
WWE
ring
after
missing
four
years
due
to
major
back
surgery.
On
his
return
the
first
conflict
Shawn
experienced
was
with
his
close
friend
Triple
H.
Shawn
looked
incredible
in
this
fight
and,
despite
being
away
for
four
years,
he
didn’t
miss
a
beat.
Due
to
this,
Triple
H
rose
to
prominence
and
established
himself
as
one
of
the
top
WWE
Superstar.
Shawn
triumphed
in
the
contest
that
night,
but
Triple
H
prevailed
in
the
war
because
of
his
sledgehammer
blow
to
Michaels’ back
following
the
contest.
The
two-year
enmity
between
these
legends
began
with
this.
This
match
is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
best
SummerSlam
matches
of
all
time!
2.
Brock
Lesnar
vs
The
Rock
–
SummerSlam
2002
This
match
is
recalled
as
the
‘Night
Brock
Lesnar
Sent
the
Rock
Packing
to
Hollywood’.
At
the
time,
it
was
a
big
deal
for
WWE
to
get
Brock
Lesnar
to
face
The
Rock
for
the
WWE
Championship
at
SummerSlam
2002.
A
title
fight
against
a
legend
in
the
main
event
of
the
second-largest
show
of
the
year
is
something
that
very
few
rookies
have
ever
experienced
just
four
months
after
making
his
debut.
Lesnar
was
the
ideal
star
to
invest
in
with
such
a
chance,
according
to
WWE.
After
interference
from
Lesnar’s
manager
Paul
Heyman,
The
Great
One
lost
his
title
to
Brock
Lesnar.
The
Rock
was
no
longer
the
youngest
WWE
Champion
ever
after
this
defeat.
Brock
Lesnar
established
himself
as
The
Beast
of
WWE
and
he
is
still
the
youngest
WWE
Champion
in
the
history
of
WWE.
3.
John
Cena
vs
Randy
Orton
–
SummerSlam
2007
The
legendary
feud
between
Randy
Orton
and
John
Cena
started
with
this
fight
that
lasted
till
2013.
The
Legend
Killer
attempted
to
dethrone
Cena
at
SummerSlam
2007
so
that
he
could
win
his
first
WWE
Championship.
Even
the
fans
supported
Orton
to
win
during
this
time.
Although
Orton
and
Cena
had
great
chemistry
together,
there
were
times
when
they
brought
out
the
worst
in
one
another.
This
showdown
at
SummerSlam
2007
will
always
be
remembered
as
one
of
the
greatest
ones,
and
despite
a
few
close
calls,
John
Cena
managed
to
retain
the
WWE
Championship
by
hitting
his
signature
FU.
4.
Edge
vs
Seth
Rollins
–
SummerSlam
2021
Edge
defeated
Seth
Rollins
at
the
2021
SummerSlam
in
one
of
the
most
tensed
contests
ever
fought
at
SummerSlam.
Even
though
Edge
and
Rollins
have
been
at
odds
for
a
while,
their
heated
feud
began
shortly
after
Rollins
believed
that
Edge
stripped
him
off
the
opportunity
to
run
for
the
Universal
Championship.
Edge
applied
a
crossface
submission
in
the
center
of
the
ring
but
Rollins
was
successful
in
breaking
the
hold.
The
Hall
of
Famer
repeatedly
banged
Seth’s
head
on
the
mat
and
then
applied
a
modified
sleeper
to
secure
the
victory.
Edge
triumphed
at
the
summer’s
premier
competition,
hinting
he
might
have
re-entered
the
race
for
the
Universal
championship.
5.
The
Undertaker
vs
JBL
–
SummerSlam
2004
As
he
defended
the
WWE
Championship
against
The
Undertaker,
newly
crowned
Champion
John
Bradshaw
Layfield
had
a
difficult
task
ahead
of
him.
It
was
the
Undertaker’s
first
attempt
at
the
WWE
Title
since
his
legendary
comeback
at
WrestleMania
20
as
the
fabled
“Deadman”
persona.
Despite
being
knocked
out
during
the
championship
match,
the
referee
was
able
to
stand
up
in
time
to
rule
Undertaker
out
for
hitting
JBL
in
the
head
with
the
WWE
Championship
title
belt.
Post-match,
The
Undertaker
rightly
took
his
revenge
as
The
Deadman
choke
slammed
JBL
through
the
limo!
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