WWE RAW rumors: Aug. 24 episode to be filled with new feuds and twists?

With action taking place at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) SumerSlam tonight, it would be interesting to look ahead and see what transpires the night after – the WWE RAW.

A lot will really hinge on whether rumors become a reality or not. But looking at the WWE SummerSlam cards, there are some worth noting.

One is, of course, the main event between Brock Lesnar and the Undertaker. While carnage is to be expected, the brawling duo could go beyond the pay-per-view (PPV) and take it up a notch.

With the Undertaker reportedly making more appearances after WWE SummerSlam, there could be a rematch in the making, especially if the Dead Man comes out on top. And do remember all that talk about the Ministry of Darkness revival.

Will Kane or the Wyatt family get involved leading to an appended storyline that could pave the way for factions?

Then there is that rumored cash in by Sheamus on Seth Rollins when the reigning WWE Heavyweight champion takes on the United States champ John Cena. In a tiff which everyone believes will be a no-contest, will the Celtic Warrior cash in on a battered Rollins and become WWE champion?

If so, it could lead to an immediate rematch on WWE RAW with Rollins losing once more. Will Rollins get in the face of Triple H and spark that much talked about battle of the Pedigree?

Ziggler and Rusev could be another interesting match with many believing that the feud will end there and see Lana turning on Ziggler and re-align with the Bulgarian Brute. An alliance could be broken but the storyline may be upgraded.

Finally, there is the Dean Ambrose (or is it Roman Reigns?) heel turn. Will the brothers be enemies after WWE SummerSlam? If so, expect Reigns (or Ambrose?) to seek answers on WWE RAW.

The Wyatts are bound to be out of the picture if this happens and could be tied up with that modern day Ministry of Darkness storyline.

In all, a lot depends on what happens on WWE SummerSlam so expect an interesting WWE RAW this Monday.

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