Triple H may have subtly confirmed what match will headline WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLV at MSG

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However, The Ring General squandered Rhodes’ opportunity by taking him out of the equation. This major angle feels like a deliberate signal from Triple H, silently preparing fans for a heated collision between the two superstars. With Saturday Night’s Main Event XLV serving as the next stop on the road to SummerSlam, WWE seems to have laid the foundation of its mainevent.

Cody Rhodes and Gunther could battle each other in a blockbuster clash with both superstars headlining SNME at Madison Square Garden. Triple H is expected to make it a Number One Contender match, with the winner getting a shot at CM Punk’s Undisputed WWE Championship at SummerSlam. All signs currently point toward this following the recent events of Monday Night Raw.

Gunther’s vicious assault on The American Nightmare was born out of pure frustration over Cody Rhodes receiving a rematch for the Undisputed WWE Title. This imbalance of opportunity can only be corrected if he is granted the same exact path to the gold as Rhodes. Therefore, the only way forward is a blockbuster collision between the two where they both get a fair chance to earn a SummerSlam match against Punk.

And Rhodes vs. Gunther is indeed a perfect headliner for the upcoming Saturday Night’s Main Event in Madison Square Garden. WWE has therefore apparently set the stage for this potential mainevent on this week’s episode of Monday Night Raw.

Triple H may book the long-awaited dream match at WWE SummerSlam

Dream matches in WWE have always been the most exciting things for fans. One such match that has long been on this list is CM Punk vs. Cody Rhodes. The two superstars share a storied history and they have crossed paths numerous times in the Stamford-based promotion. However, a blockbuster feud between the two has long been overdue.

It looks like Triple H is finally ready to pull the trigger on this highly anticipated feud. This week on RAW, CM Punk made a stunning return and shocked the world by winning the Undisputed WWE Championship. He is expected to walk into SummerSlam as champion. And the two superstars who are currently in line for the coveted title are Cody Rhodes and Gunther.

There is a good possibility that The American Nightmare will face Punk at The Biggest Party of the Summer. Rumors of this match have been swirling for quite some time and it was even teased on RAW after WrestleMania 42. Now that CM Punk holds the top prize and Cody Rhodes is on a redemption arc, this match seems inevitable.

The two superstars are likely to collide in a high-profile match for the Undisputed WWE Championship at The Biggest Party of the Summer next month. It will be interesting to see whether Triple H pulls off any more swerves or Hunter is finally ready to give the WWE Universe this marquee match at SummerSlam.

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