WWE SummerSlam 2024: Start Time, Matches, Predictions, More

WWE SummerSlam 2024 will see a ton of titles up for grabs; so, we have the start time, how to watch, matches and more.

Where is WWE SummerSlam 2024?

WWE SummerSlam 2024 comes from the Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 3, 2024. Remember, this is WWE’s biggest party of the summer.

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What time does WWE SummerSlam 2024 start?

WWE SummerSlam 2024 will have a pre-show and main card. The pre-show, which has no matches confirmed as of now, begins at 5:00 PM EST. Then, at 7 PM EST we get the main card. Typically, the show will run about 4 hours, but they could go over. Therefore, plan to be watching well into the later hours.

How to watch WWE SummerSlam 2024?

Tune into Peacock to watch the show. The basic package works, but for a little extra money, WWE will toss in a few more videos instead.

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Undisputed WWE Championship: Cody Rhodes Vs Solo Sikoa 

When he debuted, I figured Solo Sikoa would be the next Roman Reigns. Since taking over The Bloodline, I feel his stock dropped. He will have plenty of help from his family, but Cody Rhodes leaves with his title. The final sequence should see Reigns return as a face to keep the belt away from Solo.

World Heavyweight Championship: Damian Priest Vs Gunther

From the beginning, Damian Priest never felt like World Heavyweight Champion. He is talented, but there are plenty of better options out there. And, one of them in Gunther. Over the course of several years, about only three people have pinned “The Ring General.” Gunther will leave champion and start a historic run.

WWE Women’s Championship: Bayley Vs Nia Jax

Since returning, Nia Jax has never looked better. She got in better shape and her in-ring skills have improved as well. By wining Queen of the Ring, she earned this title sho against Bayley. For me, this is the hardest match to predict. I am going with Bayley, although Nia winning is cool too.

Women’s World Championship: Liv Morgan Vs Rhea Ripley

We knew this match was coming for months and it was a question of when Rhea Ripley would be ready to go. While away, Liv Morgan has been playing mind games with Dominik Mysterio and the entire Judgement Day. We are all looking for Dominik to turn on Rhea and therefore Morgan retains the gold.

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United States Championship: Logan Paul  Vs LA Knight

Logan Paul as United States Champion has been embarrassing. He can wrestle pretty well, but he does not get into the ring often. Some stats noted how he only defended the belt like three times since winning last November. LA Knight takes the title as he finally earns a WWE title.

Intercontinental Championship: Sami Zayn Vs Bron Breakker

Sami Zayn is known to pull-off major upsets, but not at SummerSlam. He was lucky to beat Bron Breakker once. A second time seems unlikely, especially considering there is nobody else in the match for Sami to pin. Breakker could be Intercontinental Champion for a year, or WWE could hurry to put the top prize on him. Clearly, WWE sees Bron has the future of WWE.

CM Punk Vs Drew McIntyre 

The only non-title bout on the card has he most tension. Neither superstar likes the other and this has been building since WrestleMania 40. With Seth Rollins being the special guest referee, his actions will decide the match. Look for Rollins to ‘unintentionally’ cost Punk the match as Drew McIntyre gets slight revenge. These three will be feuding for at least several more months.

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Keep checking back for the latest from WWE SummerSlam 2024.