After weeks of speculation, WWE finally went there with Brock Lesnar and Shawn Michaels. It was an interesting go-home angle for SummerSlam, though whether that will be enough to save what has been a lackluster build for the second-biggest show of the year is yet to be determined.
Lesnar and Paul Heyman are very good together, but nothing else has really clicked. The addition of Michaels took more focus away from Triple H and Lesnar, though I suppose you can see what the final angle was supposed to accomplish.
What's so strange is how this just feels like a one-match pay-per-view. SummerSlam just doesn't feel like a big deal anymore. Even th...
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