SummerSlam 2007

The Biggest Party of The Summer returned to New Jersey for the first time in 10 years in August 2007. This year’s SummerSlam featured another chapter in the epic rivalry between John Cena and Randy Orton, as the two battled for the WWE Championship. Two titans of the squared circle, Batista and The Great Khali, fought over the World Heavyweight Championship, while Triple H made his triumphant return from a torn quadriceps to try to knock King Booker off his throne.

WWE Champion John Cena def. Randy Orton

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- John Cena was supposed to be a dead Champ walking. After he took three vicious RKOs -- including one on a steel chair -- in three days from Randy Orton, questions about the WWE Champion's health swirled. The Legend Killer believed the WWE Championship he so coveted was practically gift-wrapped for the taking at SummerSlam.

Batista def. World Heavyweight Champion The Great Khali (DQ, Khali retains)

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- He blocked the Khali Vise Grip. He kicked out of a pinfall after a thunderous Khali Bomb. He even took the 7-foot-3, 420-pound Great Khali off his feet with an unbelievable spinebuster and went on to win the match. The one thing Batista didn't do at SummerSlam? Win the World Heavyweight Championship. While The Animal won

Triple H def. King Booker

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The 10-time World Champion is back and better than ever. To the roar of the Continental Airlines Arena crowd, The King of Kings made his return to the ring after a eight-month absence due to a torn quadriceps. In typical Triple H fashion, he spewed water to the delight of a rabid crowd that chanted his name. With "Time to

Rey Mysterio def. Chavo Guerrero

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Welcome back, Rey Mysterio. After a career-threatening knee injury that kept him out of action for nearly 10 months, the sultan of the 619 treated our jubilant fans to his triumphant return at the twentieth annual SummerSlam, and dialed up much-deserved retribution against the opponent who nearly ended his career.Before

ECW Champion John Morrison def. CM Punk

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- For many weeks, CM Punk has been hot on the heels of John Morrison and the ECW Championship. The Straightedge Superstar headed into SummerSlam hoping that his momentum would carry him to victory and the gold, but Morrison put and end to that dream when he defeated Punk at the Biggest Party of the Summer. The

Intercontinental Champion Umaga def. Mr. Kennedy and Carlito

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- He was pushed to the limit -- and at times it appeared he was going to be bulldozed himself. But at the end of the night at SummerSlam, Umaga still firmly held the Intercontinental gold between his teeth after turning back the challenge of Carlito and Mr. Kennedy in a Triple Threat Match. The night started out gloomy

Beer Drinking Contest

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- At the twentieth annual SummerSlam Sunday night, United States Champion Montel Vontavious Porter attempted to "stoop down" to common people's level by challenging Matt Hardy to a beer-drinking competition. Instead, he tasted only defeat and embarrassment, thanks to a keg-crushing Stunner from Matt's imbibing proxy, "Stone

Beth Phoenix wins Divas Battle Royal

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- At the end of the Divas Battle Royal at SummerSlam, Beth Phoenix remained the last woman standing. The beautiful — but deadly — Glamazon emerged victorious among the dozen Divas from across the WWE brands: Raw, SmackDown and ECW. In an impressive victory, Phoenix helped hurl her opponents over the ring ropes for the

Kane def. Finlay

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Fighting through injured ribs, two shillelaghs and a short appearance by Hornswoggle, Kane kicked off the Biggest Party of the Summer by defeating fighting Irishman Finlay with a thunderous chokeslam. Ever since a coffee mishap led to Kane brutalizing him weeks ago, Finlay has taken every opportunity to attack the Big Red