WWE Battleground is this Sunday, and like many July Pay Per Views, it sets the stage for Summerslam, which is the second-biggest Pay Per View of the year. July is also a time where the post-Wrestlemania creative lull is over, and the storylines end up being just as hot as the summer heat. Remember on July 4 in 2005 where Shawn Michaels turned heel after he superkicked Hulk Hogan? This weekend's Pay Per View looks to have a great card. Brock Lesnar is making one of his rare wrestling appearances as he faces Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. John Cena and Kevin Owens are having their rubber match after two fantastic matches, only this time the United States title is on the line. Roman Reigns faces Bray Wyatt, the Tag Team titles are on the line, and the Divas division got a huge shot in the arm last Monday on Raw with the addition of three NXT women, so maybe they will have some involvement on the show. Battleground will be the 21st Pay Per View to take place in July. The first July Pay Per View took place in 1995 when the WWF added the In Your House shows in the months between the Big Four. There were three In Your Houses, followed by three Fully Loadeds, one InVasion, three Vengeances, four Great American Bashes, one Night of Champions, four Money in the Banks, and one Battleground. With an even 20 Pay Per Views before this weekend, it seems like a round enough number to rank from 20 to 1. Let's look at all 20 July Pay Per Views from 1995 to 2014, in order from worst to best.