If you are a WWE fan then you will know Summer Slam 2015 is the latest entertainment going live. Some new winners and champions have emerged. Below are some of the results so far 1)Sheamus defeated Randy Orton.


2)New Day defeated Primetime Players


3)Lucha Dragons and Los Matadores for the Tag Team Titles.


4)Dolph Ziggler vs. Rusev ends in a double count-out.


5)Neville and Stephen Amell defeated Stardust and Barrett.


6)Ryback defeated Big Show


7)The Miz to retain his Intercontinental championship.


Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose defeated The Wyatt Family.


9)John Cena was defeated by Seth Rollins with the help Of John Stelwart
Seth now has d WWE title and the US champion to his kit.


Some minutes ago
The biggest awaited encounter is the Undertaker Vs the beast (Broc Lesnar) match where Undertaker won controversially through a tap out

Live results from sportskeeda.com

http://m.sportskeeda.com/topic/wwe-summerslam-2015-live-coverage-results

I always knew roman reigns and dean will defeat d Wyatt family,


undertaker vs lessnar, I expect undertaker to win and op space DOS write up so one can read clearly

ooh nice one op..Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose but that doesnt mean The Wyatt Family would stop tormenting him cos does family really get shoko for head chaiii ,awaiting the main news lessnar vs undertaker wew..

Give me the "dead man" and the "beast" result sharpally

I hate when hollywood stars and athletes from other sports come then defeat WWE stars on their own turf. It makes wrestlers lose credibility.

Stephen Amell knows nothing about being in the ring yet he defeats not one but two wrestlers? Come on, WWE should make the thing look more believable. They do this for every visiting celebrity and I hate the fact they don't change the status quo.

Seth Rollins beat John Cena to have both the WWE champion and The United States Champion.This dude has a way of winning match through external influence, I can see triple H playing games here.

See analysis and commentary below:

Jon Stewart shocked the world at SummerSlam When John Stewart and Seth Rollins began their tongue-in cheek rivalry, fans all over the world sat back and had a nice chuckle. The pairing was a good one, as the smarmy and somehwat neurotic Rollins was constantly being mocked by the clever and sarcastic Stewart.

Seth was an easy target for the former Daily Show host and it became very apparent that both men were having fun with it. But that fun turned to shock for fans when Stewart decided to betray John Cena and help Seth get the win at SummerSlam.

Even though the New York crowd was cheering Rollins and booing Cena, the fact is John was the babyface of the contest. When Stewart hit him with a steel chair, he helped the heel get the win.

By definition, he heeled out himself and now fans are left wondering why in the world this happened in the first place. Seth Rollins is now the United States and WWE world heavyweight champion and he has Jon Stewart to thank for it.

Brock Lesnar lost in controversial fashion at SummerSlam to Undertaker

The bout with the top spot belongs to ‘The Phenom’ and ‘The Beast Incarnate’. The chants of “Suplex City” and “Undertaker” rang out from the time the opening bell rang and they continued throughout this match.

What some fans perhaps believed would be just a re-hash of WrestleMania 30 turned into something much more as The Undertaker and Brock Lesnar proved what two main event veterans can truly do when given the spotlight on a worldwide stage.

This match had many entertaining moments, as both men brought their best. From Taker mocking Lesnar’s laughter to The Deadman taking three F-5’s, no one can deny the intensity was definitely present. But what stands out perhaps more than anything about this match was the ending.

As the referee was checking Lesnar’s shoulders on the mat, Taker was tapping out due to the Kimura Lock. This was not seen however and the match continued. Taker locked in the Hell’s Gate submission and Brock flipped him the middle finger before “passing out” in the ring.

The finish may not have been what fans wanted, but it sets up a third match and definitely stands out as SummerSlam’s most memorable moment.