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#3. Taz

Back in 2019, Taz made his arrival in All Elite Wrestling. Soon, he became a permanent member of the AEW commentary team. Before that, Taz had also worked with Michael Cole on WWE’s commentary team.

When Brock Lesnar made his entrance at SummerSlam on Saturday, Cole mentioned Taz, saying that he was stealing his iconic line before calling The Beast “Here Comes the Pain.”

This catchphrase is widely popular among fans, and this is how Taz was referenced at the premium live event.


#2. Bryan Danielson

On the first night of WWE SummerSlam, AEW star Bryan Danielson was also referenced. This took place during the six-woman tag team match, in which Fatal Influence locked horns with the Bella Twins and Paige.

During the match, Fallon Henley performed the “Yes!” chants, famously linked with Daniel Bryan, as Danielson was known in WWE. It was a taunt directed at Brie Bella, who is the real-life wife of the AEW star.


#1. Former WWE star Dean Ambrose

The mask being a symbol of Dean Ambrose/Jon Moxley was a beautiful touch. đź–¤

Dean Ambrose, now known as Jon Moxley in AEW, was referenced multiple times at The Biggest Party of the Summer. In the main event of Night 2 on Sunday, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins both paid tribute to their former Shield stablemate.

The Visionary executed a rebound lariat, which is a move associated with Jon Moxley. Additionally, the WWE World Heavyweight Champion hit Dirty Deeds, which was Dean Ambrose’s finishing move during his run in the sports entertainment juggernaut.

Post-match, Roman and Seth recreated the iconic Shield fist bump, signalling the end of their rivalry. The Visionary also placed a Shield mask in front of them. Many believe this was also a nod to the current AEW star.

After the show, the Original Tribal Chief was interviewed by Jackie Redmond, and he mentioned Ambrose by name. Even in commentary, Michael Cole said hello to Dean when the Architect paid him tribute.