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SummerSlam Night 1 featured everything fans have come to expect from WWE’s premier summer event: title changes, emotional victories and stunning moments that could alter the company’s biggest rivalries.\u00a0<\/p>\n
As Night 2 approaches, the fallout from Saturday’s action is already impossible to ignore. Here are four takeaways from Night 1.<\/p>\n
The second match of the night was a six-man tag team match that featured Royce Keys, Solo Sikoa and LA Knight against Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Jacob Fatu, all members of ‘The Bloodline.’<\/p>\n
The Usos and Fatu have long been tasked with removing Keys, Sikoa and Knight from Bloodline business but that ultimately failed, as The Bloodline fell short.<\/p>\n
Not accomplishing what was laid before them by “The Tribal Chief” Roman Reigns will be a bad sign of things to come for The Bloodline.<\/p>\n
SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis stepped into the ring for the first time in over three years against Gunther in a match that had become extremely personal in recent weeks.<\/p>\n
The 39-year-old Aldis showed no signs of ring rust and looked just as impressive as he once did when he was competing for and winning championships in other promotions.<\/p>\n
Despite ultimately tapping out to a sleeper hold from Gunther, fans were left hoping that Aldis would soon be stepping back into a WWE ring.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n