WWE Expected to Make Additional Changes to SummerSlam Card

WWE’s SummerSlam event is approaching quickly, with fans eagerly anticipating the matches. Although the card is currently packed with exciting contests, it’s important to remember that the card can always change. Even with only a few days left until the event, there might be some last-minute changes.

Sean Ross Sapp reported on Fightful Select that he was informed that it wouldn’t be a huge surprise to see additions or alterations to the SummerSlam card. As it stands, the show features seven singles matches without additional stipulations.

“One WWE source told Fightful Select to not be surprised to see some additions or alterations to the Summerslam card as right now the show features seven singles matches without additional stipulations.”

Several titles are set to be defended at SummerSlam, and some of these matches include stipulations. However, the card is still in flux, and WWE might add more to the show. After all, Seth Rollins made it clear that there is only one rule in CM Punk and Drew McIntyre’s match.

The 2024 SummerSlam card features a lineup of seven matches so far. Damian Priest will defend the World Heavyweight Championship against Gunther. Bayley will put her WWE Women’s Championship on the line against Nia Jax. Liv Morgan will also face Rhea Ripley for the Women’s World Championship. Of course, Dominik Mysterio may play a role in that match’s result.

Cody Rhodes will defend his Undisputed WWE Championship against Solo Sikoa. Logan Paul will take on LA Knight for the WWE United States Championship in LP’s home city of Cleveland. Sami Zayn will also defend the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Bron Breakker.

Additionally, CM Punk will go head-to-head with Drew McIntyre in a singles match, with Seth Rollins serving as the special guest referee. All of those matches are subject to change, so we’ll have to see what WWE does in the days leading up to the big event.

We will provide full coverage of SummerSlam right here at Ringside News. The event has generated significant hype, and while the card seems set, it might still change. WWE has SmackDown in Cleveland this Friday, and it promises to be a loud show with fans excited about the biggest party of the summer.

What’s your take on WWE’s build for SummerSlam this year? Does it seem like a huge event to you? Let us know what you think in the comments section!