The slogan too SummerSlam was "you'll never see it coming." It turns out "it" was Roman Reigns, when The Big Dog returned on the show to defeat both The Fiend and Braun Strowman. The fiend had just won the Universal Championship before Strowman, so it looks like the "payback" title of this pay-per-view event taking place on Sunday is for Roman Reigns to get the Universal Championship shot receives, which he abdicates at WrestleMania.
Currently the only official game on the map is "Sasha Bank and Bayley vs. TBD". Your tag team championships are being defended - we'll find out who against whom soon. It's also likely that we'll see a rematch between Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton after their match at SummerSlam.
As mentioned earlier, the show takes place on Sunday. So expect the game card to fill up quickly. We'll update this page as soon as new battles are announced.
Start times
In contrast to every PPV since March, the repayment does not take place in the WWE Performance Center. As previously mentioned, it is broadcast by the Amway Center in Orlando, known as the WWE's "ThunderDome". The main card starts at both days 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT. If you're a paid WWE Network subscriber - for $ 9.99 per month - you can watch Payback live at no additional cost. Otherwise, you will need to contact your local cable provider.
UK viewers have to stay up late to see Payback when the show starts Midnight Sunday UK time. Repayment starts at for Australians 9 a.m. AEST on Monday.
Playing card
- Sasha Banks and Bayley are defending their women's tag team championships
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