WWE SummerSlam 2025: Predictions for all the Main Events
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Like every year, the whole WWE Universe and fans around the world are in anticipation of two cracking nights of Blockbuster WWE action. All the major Championships are set to be defended at SummerSlam along with some fierce rivalries in process.
Here are the predictions for the five main match ups for SummerSlam 2025
1. Roman Reigns and Jey Uso vs Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed
The 'OTC' Roman Reigns made a swashbuckling return to WWE after a hiatus of almost 4 months in the aid of his Bloodline brother Jey Uso against Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker.
That has resulted in a mouthwatering contest between the four superstars, being finalised for SummerSlam 2025. Last week on RAW, the duo of Uso and Roman were brutally beaten up by Breakker and Reed. While the team of Roman and Jey are definitely favourites with the kind of experience they have, not just as individuals but as a team, the newly formed team of Breakker and Reed are not pushovers.
Prediction: Win for Roman and Jey
2. Solo Sikoa vs Jacob Fatu(United States Championship)
Within a month's time, former Bloodline brothers, Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa became United States Champions, one after the other.
Now, both the burly Samoans are set to face each other in a dangerous Steel Cage match at SummerSlam to determine the US Champion. Earlier, Fatu was arrested on accusation of causing an accident to Solo and the MFT's. As it turned out, it was all staged by the current US Champion Solo.
Prediction: Solo Sikoa retains the US Title.
3. CM Punk vs Gunther (World Heavyweight Championship)
CM Punk defeated Bron Breakker, in a gauntlet match for the number one contendership for the World Heavyweight Championship.
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Therefore, he is set to collide against the Champion Gunther at SummerSlam. The two superstars have been going at each other on the mic back and forth for the last few weeks and it has made this match up all the spicier spicy and worthy of watching.
Prediction: Gunther retains the World Title
4. Tiffany Stratton vs Jade Cargill (WWE Women's Championship)
The current WWE Women's Champion, Tiffany Stratton has defended her Championship against the likes of Charlotte Flair, Nia Jax and Trish Stratus, in the past few months. Now, she might be up for her biggest challenge as the Champion, against the powerhouse Jade Cargill. Will Jade win her first World Title in WWE at SummerSlam?
Prediction: Tiffany retains the Championship.
5. Iyo Sky vs Rhea Rhipley vs Naomi
Women's World Champion Iyo Sky is set to defend her Championship against former World champions Rhea Ripley and Naomi, in a fiery Triple Threat match at SummerSlam 2025. Sky has been able to successfully defend her World Championship in the last few months and would look to do the same in this mouthwatering contest.
Prediction: Sky retains the Championship.
6.
John Cena vs Cody Rhodes
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Undisputed WWE Championship
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The biggest and the most awaited contest for SummerSlam 2025 is the Undisputed WWE Championship match between John Cena and Cody Rhodes. In what would be the final SummerSlam event for the Champion John, he would look to defend his Title against Cody in a brutal 'Street Fight' match. Cody, who defeated Randy Orton in the final of the King of the King tournament to guarantee himself a World Championship match, is hellbent on becoming a two-time WWE World Champion and also making a statement against the arrogant Cena, for the world to see.
Prediction: Cody defeats John Cena.
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