Before going to WWE SummerSlam, Brock Lesnar will first fight Mark Hunt in the UFC octagon. Whatever the outcome will be, Lesnar is expected to be part of the WWE pay-per-view.

At the moment, it is unknown who Lesnar will take on, but it is expected to be a bigger SummerSlam match should he win his UFC bout at the UFC 200 on July 9.

Regardless, What Culture believes that Bray Wyatt, who is expected to return to WWE really soon, will likely be the fighter that Lesnar will square against in SummerSlam, seeing that they still have scores to settle.

However, the publication believes that the supernatural storyline WWE has going on between the two will be the deal breaker for what will otherwise be an exciting battle between the big men.

Apart from an expected massive SummerSlam entrance for Lesnar, WWE SummerSlam is expected to be the stage for the culmination of Charlotte's bid for the WWE Women's Championship.

A match between Charlotte and Sasha Banks is easily one of the most awaited battles by WWE fans, as it was constantly held off. Either Banks was injured or the other female fighters.

But it looks like the patience and frustration of fans for the match will finally culminate into the long-awaited at WWE SummerSlam.

There are rumors that Finn Balor, who will be headlining the NXT Takeover: Back to Brooklyn, will also be part of the pay-per-view event with a match against Samoa Joe.

Meanwhile, UFC superstar Paige VanZant put to rest the rumors that she will be make an appearance at the WWE SummerSlam.

"Fighting definitely comes first. Right now, I'm 100 percent fight-focused and I would love to participate in anything the WWE has to offer when the timing's right as long as it works with my fight schedule," VanZant said, via MMA News.

WWE was reportedly interested in bringing the "Dancing with the Stars" alum to the WWE ring along with Ronda Rousey, which is why the Lesnar UFC booking happened. It turns out it might not happen after all.

WWE SummerSlam will take place at the Barclays Center on Aug. 21.