WWE SummerSlam 2019: 5 major takeaways from the PPV

#3 Brock Lesnar is probably going on a hiatus

Brock Lesnar with Paul Heyman

The Beast Incarnate was the overwhelming favourite in his clash against Seth Rollins courtesy of his vicious assaults on The Beastslayer in the past few weeks on Raw and it is fair to say that his loss against Seth Rollins managed to shock millions of WWE enthusiasts.

It's no secret that Vince McMahon is a big fan of Brock Lesnar which explains the exclusiveness that Brock Lesnar enjoys within the company. The Beast's clean loss against Seth Rollins came as a big surprise and looking at Brock Lesnar's history with the company, going on a hiatus might be next.

Vince McMahon would never let Brock Lesnar's dominance fade away and whenever The Beast Incarnate suffers a loss, an indefinite break follows. Following his clean loss against Seth Rollins, Brock Lesnar will surely seek some time away and make a return anytime in future to give us all yet another OMG moment.

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#2 Dolph Ziggler is the alpha heel

Dolph Ziggler

Ardent fans of WWE will agree that Dolph Ziggler is everything good there is about pro wrestling. His in-ring skills are incredible, he sells better than many other Superstars and above all, he has the potential to deliver stunning promos.

Dolph Ziggler might have suffered a humiliating loss against Goldberg but the Show-off gained a lot from the recently concluded PPV. The WWE Universe has accepted Dolph Ziggler as a self-obsessed heel who respects no one but himself.

Before SummerSlam, Goldberg’s last outing came in Saudi Arabia where he featured in a disappointing match-up alongside The Undertaker. His win over Dolph Ziggler turned out to be a short affair but that didn't stop The Show-off from taking shots at Goldberg which in turn urged the former Universal Champion to unleash his fury upon Ziggler.

Ziggler's verbal jabs made Goldberg look immensely dominant, something which will help him regain some ground following the disappointment from Saudi Arabia.