The perfect way to end a beautiful summer; WWE presents one of the most anticipated wrestlings nights of the year: SummerSlam. One of the big-four WWE pay per views, SummerSlam has been an awesome event always, with spectacular matches and some wonderful title changes. This year, will things be different, or will SummerSlam give us something to talk about? Let's find out! SummerSlam has an amazing kick off match, featuring Rob Van Dam vs Dean Ambrose, for the United States Championship. However, the top matches include the Best vs the Beast, CM Punk vs Brock Lesnar, and Daniel Bryan taking on John Cena for the WWE Championship, with Triple H as the special guest referee. These matches seem exciting, but will they live up to their hype? It's time to find out! Join me, as I present a detailed analysis of SummerSlam 2013, and provide a rating to each and every match. FIrst off, the Miz being the host gets a -100 from my side. Kidding aside, let's begin; my predictions are below. Damien Sandow by DQ/Countout Bray Wyatt by interference John Cena Alberto Del Rio Natalya Kaitlyn/Ziggler Rob Van Dam CM Punk
Bray Wyatt vs Kane
Overview: The match began as both superstars entered, and flames surrounded the ring. After every big move, the flames shot up and sometimes, when Luke Harper and Eric Rowan tried to interfere, the flames stopped them from doing so too. However, after numerous tries, Eric and Luke covered the flames with a mat, and then proceeded to destroy Kane, and Wyatt hit his finisher on the Big Red Monster for the pin and the win. Afterwards, Bray Wyatt ordered his family to destroy Kane with steel steps.
Author's Thoughts: While this match was interesting and new, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and while the action in the ring wasn't so lustrous, the interference and the flames certainly caused my interest to shoot up for this match. Bray Wyatt and his family were wonderful here, and Kane did an excellent job too. WWE should definitely have more 'Ring of Fire' matches, since they are exciting and something new to watch. Bray Wyatt winning was somewhat expected, and I'm glad it happened. Follow the Buzzards.
Rating: 3/5