WWE SummerSlam is bigger than ever. For the first time, WWE's cornerstone summer blockbuster expands to two nights. The company has recruited some of its biggest stars for the occasion, including John Cena,

New Jersey's MetLife Stadium is where it's all going down and, if you've been paying attention to the in-ring drama over the past few months, you'll know that this jam-packed SummerSlam is going to absolutely be a must-watch.

WWE's SummerSlam has often been referred to as the WrestleMania for the die-hards, so it’s only appropriate that the annual summer spectacle expands to two nights as well. This year’s edition will emanate from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford,

Cena defeated Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 to win the undisputed WWE championship. Three months later, Rhodes scratched his way back to title contention through the King of the Ring tournament. The inaugural two-day SummerSlam is suitable grounds for a rematch between two of WWE's top stars.

Here’s everything pro wrestling fans should know about WWE’s latest Premium Live Event, the historic SummerSlam 2025.