Foley told Stewart he’s never visited Suplex City and he’s not starting now. Foley yelled at him telling him it was 17 years ago. Stewart mentioned Foley’s famous Hell in a Cell spot and Stewart said he respected all the performers in WWE. Foley said he was afraid of Brock Lesnar and the crowd was chanting “Rocky” for The Rock. They did a skit about how Foley thought Stewart wanted him to interview Rock not Brock Lesnar. Great ovation for Foley, who quickly did a cheap pop mentioning Brooklyn. Before he could do that, he needed the help of a friend: Mick Foley. He said he was still upset about The Streak ending at WrestleMania, so he wanted to talk to Brock Lesnar. There were mostly cheers for The Undertaker too. The crowd was chanting “what” after everything he said, so he said wrestler names and they booed when he said Sheamus. He spoke about how he spent 16 years talking about politics and he’s glad to be here. The great Jon Stewart was in the ring as the host of SummerSlam. This is supposed to be the second biggest PPV of the year and they can’t spend money to give it a unique look? That’s a shame. The set was basically the same as Raw, so they did nothing to make it look elaborate. There were no matches on it, so it was just more video packages, chatter from the panel and interviews to hype up the matches. Here’s my live review from three years ago with some updated 2018 comments in the red font to let you know what I thought about it a few years later. This was the first SummerSlam in Brooklyn while this year’s show (2018) is the fourth year in a row where SummerSlam has been in Brooklyn.

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