Sunday evening saw the conclusion of the first two-night edition of the Premium Live Event, SummerSlam, in WWE history. The ending of Night 1 gave Night 2 quite the billing to live up to, and WWE may not have lived up to the bar it set. With the matches, though, came excellent performances and new champions, so here are four takeaways from Night 2. Women’s triple threat was excellent Both Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky were featured in a women’s triple threat match for the second time in just three months, and along with WWE Women’s Champion Naomi, the three succeeded. Ripley and Sky have such great chemistry in the ring together, but it was Naomi who picked up the victory and walked out of SummerSlam the same way she walked in, the women’s world champion. Men’s TLC match ruled SummerSlam featured the largest TLC (tables, ladders and chairs) match in WWE history, and all 12 men in the match delivered. Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis of Wyatt Sicks walked in as the champions and also walked away as the champions. The rest
