SummerSlam 2025 is making history by spreading its action over two nights for the first time ever. The event kicked off on August 2 and continues through August 3 at the iconic MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Fans around the world are tuning in through Peacock in the U.S. and Netflix internationally to witness this blockbuster wrestling event.

This year’s SummerSlam is packed with energy, star power, and major matchups. Rap superstar Cardi B is hosting the event, adding extra excitement and flair to the show. Wrestling fans are especially hyped for the headline clashes. Gunther is going head-to-head with CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship, a match that promises serious heat. Another big faceoff is set between John Cena and Cody Rhodes as they battle it out for the Universal Title, with fans already split on who might take the belt.

The crossover element of this year’s event adds more entertainment. Country singer Jelly Roll is teaming up with wrestling legend Randy Orton to take on Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre. This unexpected pairing is being called a true blend of music, sports, and entertainment. Night 1 has already kicked off the action, setting the tone for what’s expected to be an unforgettable weekend for wrestling lovers worldwide.

Al Hilal are once again making a push to sign Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, hoping to bring him to Saudi Arabia before the summer transfer window closes. The Portuguese midfielder had previously rejected a massive offer from the Saudi Pro League champions, reportedly worth around £200 million over three seasons.

Fernandes had revealed that the club’s president reached out to him directly and that he discussed the offer with Sporting Lisbon coach Ruben Amorim, who advised him against making the move. He also stated that Manchester United had no intention of selling him and made it clear they weren’t in need of the money.

Despite his earlier rejection, reports from Metro UK suggest that Al Hilal are not backing down, with new manager Jorge Jesus said to be leading the charge to convince Fernandes to make the switch.

Germany-based Nigerian forward, Victor Boniface, has called out a lack of passion among some Super Eagles players, saying a few of them don’t seem to care whether the team wins or loses.

Speaking on The Culture League podcast, the Bayer Leverkusen striker stressed that wearing the national jersey should be treated as an honour, not just another routine game.

Boniface pointed out that millions of Nigerians dream of playing for the Super Eagles, and those lucky enough to be selected should take it seriously.

“There are players who go for national duty and act like it doesn’t matter if we win or lose,” he said. “I always remind them that in a country like Nigeria with such a huge population, it’s a big deal to get that chance.”