5 ways in which WWE can make SummerSlam the best PPV of 2019 

#4 Have Paul Heyman turn on Brock Lesnar

Only trusted people know your biggest weakness, isn't it?

After WrestleMania 2019, Seth Rollins' glory days as the Universal Champion didn't last for very long. In May, Brock Lesnar injured Money in the Bank contestant Sami Zayn and took his place in the match. He then went on to win the briefcase and waited for two months before successfully cashing in his MITB contract at Extreme Rules. The 'Beast Incarnate' pinned Rollins to take back his championship.

Following that, once again won the opportunity to challenge Lesnar at the upcoming PPV. However, this time the 3-time Universal Champion dismantled Rollins on RAW in order to assert his dominance over his SummerSlam challenger.

Considering Lesnar's last two title runs, it is always expected of him to retain the gold. However, this time, WWE have the opportunity of crowning Rollins as the new Universal Champion in an epic fashion.

As per the reports by Sportskeeda's very own Tom Colohue, Lesnar might not retain his title. Although Vince McMahon reportedly wants the Beast Incarnate to retain the Universal Championship, Executive Director of RAW Paul Heyman is not in favour of the idea.

At this point, Vince McMahon is not in charge of the direction of this particular feud. Paul Heyman is in charge of RAW now. Paul Heyman knows that you can't have someone vanishing with the title so long. He's seen it, he's seen the effect of it."

If that's the case, there can be nothing better than Lenar's trusted advocate turn on him in an important. Heyman was seen begging Lesnar to stop when he was subjecting Rollin to consecutive F5s. Thus, it only makes sense if Heyman's bakcstage role is woven into the match by making him cost his client a crucial match.