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Oba Femi will face Brock Lesnar inside Hell in a Cell to cap off a trilogy of matches between the two titanic men. As is the case historically with pro-wrestling, interference from factionmates and foes isn’t uncommon when the stakes are high and at a big event like SummerSlam. There could also be a major surprise interference from a star that has been off television for a while.
That said, let’s look at five possible interferences in the aforementioned matches that could potentially happen at the Biggest Party of the Summer.
#5. Randy Orton in Cody Rhodes vs. CM Punk for the WWE Title
Randy Orton is on hiatus from TV but last featured in the main event of WrestleMania 42 Night 1 in a WWE Championship match against then-Champion Cody Rhodes. Orton lost on the night but laid a punt kick on Rhodes before exiting the arena.
The Viper couldn’t succeed in that attempt to clinch his 15th career World Title, however, he could come back for one more opportunity, and that could come in the form of an interference at SummerSlam during the WWE Title match between Punk and Rhodes, where he could potentially end Rhodes’ hopes of becoming Champion on the night thus getting his revenge and then could inject himself into the feud for a future title shot.
Fans would love to see the Apex Predator at one of WWE’s biggest events of the year, even if it’s a cameo.
#4. Paul Heyman in Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar
Paul Heyman recently quit the Vision on RAW without any explanation. He began acting hostile towards the faction, and since the Vision included Maxxine Dupri after she turned heel and helped bring the World Tag Team Title belts to the stable, Heyman quite literally walked off and hasn’t been seen with the Vision since.
Heyman has his hands full with his main client, Brock Lesnar, which could be one of the reasons that he decided to part with the Vision. And if that is the case, he is sure to cause some form of interference in the Hell in a Cell match between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi at SummerSlam to hand Lesnar the advantage.
If Lesnar were to win, it would make sense to do it as a result of interference from Heyman because WWE’s goal will surely be to make Oba Femi look good and not have him get beaten clean. If Oba Femi overcomes the odds and defeats Lesnar despite interference from Heyman, that would be a good look for the Ruler too, as then he can cement himself as the “mountain you cannot climb”.
#3. The Judgment Day in IYO SKY vs. Liv Morgan
The Judgment Day has been acting as a unit lately despite tensions among its members. Liv Morgan has repeatedly claimed that the Judgment Day is like a family. And with Raquel Rodriguez winning the Women’s Intercontinental Title this past Monday on RAW as a result of interference from both Roxanne Perez and Liv Morgan. Morgan is sure to have both Perez and Rodriguez for support, and the only possible ally for Morgan’s opponent, the challenger IYO SKY, is Sol Ruca, whom SKY helped against the Judgment Day in two back-to-back Intercontinental Title matches before Ruca eventually lost the belt to Rodriguez.
#2. Alexa Bliss in the WWE Women’s Title ladder match
Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair have been a tag team for a long time now, but there have been tensions between the two women on and off. Most recently, Bliss was attacked on SmackDown by Jade Cargill, when the Storm hyperextended Bliss’ arm with a chair.
Although Charlotte Flair couldn’t do anything about it because she was held down by Cargill’s cronies, Michin and B-Fab, Bliss is sure to be angry at the fact that she missed out on the ladder match and could have a Lyra Valkyria-style heel turn where she interferes during the match to cost Flair her shot at gaining her record 15th Women’s World Title and subsequently feud with her.
#1. The Rock in Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns
If the Rock were to show up at SummerSlam, WWE fans would absolutely lose their minds. The Final Boss was last seen on WWE TV at last year’s Elimination Chamber PLE when he helped John Cena turn heel, but disappeared completely afterwards.
Fans have been waiting with bated breath to see one of their favorite all-time wrestlers in the ring one more time, and the rumour mills have never let up about his return since his disappearance. The Biggest Party of the Summer is a fitting event for the Great One to return, and if he does, he is sure to side with Roman Reigns, who is his cousin in real life. He could also help further the Bloodline’s story on TV.
It would be interesting to see which one of these possible interferences actually happens at SummerSlam over its two nights on August 1st and 2nd.
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