The SummerSlam pay-per-view featured an unexpected altercation, but it wasn’t between the wrestlers themselves. This week, the company announced its first-ever two-night SummerSlam event at MetLife Stadium, with both evenings ending on completely unforeseen notes.
One of the weekend’s most surprising moments was entirely unplanned—a fight broke out between two women in the crowd during Solo Sikoa’s entrance on both nights.
Solo Sikoa defended the American Championship against his former teammate Jacob Fatu in a steel cage match. Towards the end, JC Mateo, Talla Tonga, and Tonga Loa came out to support Solo. Jimmy Uso also appeared, but despite his efforts, his support wasn’t enough. After Talla Tonga slammed the cage door into Fatu’s face, Solo managed to escape the cage and retain his title.
Following the match, Jimmy Uso attacked Mateo, tossing him into the steel cage, while Tonga joined him inside. The segment closed with Jacob Fatu delivering a moonsault off his enemy’s cage.
In a separate highlight, Brock Lesnar made a shocking return by attacking John Cena after the main event. Behind-the-scenes details of how WWE orchestrated this moment are also available.
Fan Take: This unexpected crowd fight and shocking returns add layers of unpredictability that keep fans glued to their screens. Moments like these not only heighten the drama but also signal exciting directions for WWE storytelling and future rivalries.
