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WWE SummerSlam 2023: Who Will Be Added To The Match Card?
BY SACNILK
While WWE has yet to officially announce any matches for this year's SummerSlam, insiders reveal that the company has an internal match card ready for the highly anticipated event. The lineup reportedly includes exciting bouts featuring top superstars such as Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, Ronda Rousey, Logan Paul, and Cody Rhodes, among others. Although the matches are set, WWE has yet to make them public. ## According to recent reports from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, eight matches are listed on the internal card as of the past weekend. While details of the matches are being kept under wraps in this article, fans can find the complete listing by following the provided link. ## Notably, the current match listing does not include prominent names such as Seth Rollins, tag team champions Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn, United States champion Austin Theory, or Edge. However, these individuals are either highly likely to appear on such a significant show or at least remain potential candidates for inclusion. ## In line with recent trends, Triple H has been conscious of keeping the number of matches at major events lower than Vince McMahon did in the past. This approach aims to ensure a shorter show duration while providing more emphasis and attention to the marquee matches, ultimately preserving the crowd's enthusiasm. ## Speculation from Dave Meltzer suggests that the matches earmarked for SummerSlam could potentially be shifted to television programming at the last minute, either right before or after the event. WWE has previously adopted a similar approach with matches involving the Women's Tag Team Titles and Tag Team Titles on SmackDown. ## “We were basically told that those bouts are scheduled but there is a lot of competition to get on the show, although most of the aforementioned matches would figure to be locks," Meltzer stated this. ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.