Ranking every WWE PPV in 2019 from worst to best

#3 SummerSlam

The night where it all began.

SummerSlam edges ahead of Survivor Series due to the general satisfying nature of most of the matches. Becky Lynch kicked off the show with a splendid Submission Match with Natalya, before we saw Goldberg recover from the Super ShowDown disappointment by repeatedly spearing Dolph Ziggler out of his shoes. Also, Kevin Owens handed Shane McMahon his first loss in quite a long time.

Another Canadian, Trish Stratus, came out of retirement and wrestled her final match in front of her hometown fans in Toronto as she put Charlotte Flair over in a tremendous effort. However, the best parts of SummerSlam were the final two matches. Bray Wyatt made his in-ring debut as 'The Fiend' here, disposing of Finn Balor with ease. The entire presentation of the character was spot on, from the entrance to the match. After that, it was time for Seth Rollins to prove to the fans that he was still one of the best wrestlers in the world.

He did just that, putting on spectacular effort against Brock Lesnar, before eventually pinning him to win the Universal Championship for the second time in 2019. Rollins was so good in this match, that he made the entire arena cheer for him despite being universally booed during his entrance.