Summerslam in the 2000s

Season 2Episode 130 minAug. 10, 2025
Summerslam in the 2000s

SummerSlam has proven time and time again that anything can happen in the WWE. And in the 2000's, the biggest matches and most unforgettable moments took place at this electrifying premium live event: including the first-ever match between Batista and John Cena, Undertaker taking on Edge inside the demonic Hell in a Cell, the miraculous in-ring return of the "Heartbreak Kid," Shawn Michaels and so much more!

Summerslam in the 2000s will air on Aug. 10, 2025 at 21:00
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