Brock Lesnar Will Defeat Triple H at SummerSlam in a Melee

There is no other viable option for Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam other than victory. It's not like the company can have their big money star afford to start off 0-2. 

The WWE did a nice job of building up the Lesnar intimidation factor when he manhandled John Cena at Extreme Rules, but the WWE still wisely got Cena the win. 

This was a necessary result. Lesnar has been away for three months, while Cena continues to be the focal point. This helped build up Lesnar's status, and it maintained Cena's. 

They can't go this route again, and this does not bode well for for Lesnar's upcoming opponent, Triple H. He is going to have to be the sacrificial lamb here, but certainly not in any kind of straightforward way. 

This is not going to be about building a Lesnar-Triple H rivalry; this is going to be about setting the stage for bigger and better things, and what better way to do this than having a little outside intervention. I think it became pretty clear as to who at least one of the people would be to interfere when Lesnar assaulted HBK on Monday's Raw.

So, the question now turns to how can Lesnar take down both HHH and HBK? Well, maybe he doesn't have to. What if HBK is turned and ends up helping Lesnar?

Sure, it seems improbable from the current vantage point, but it sets up some great storylines going forward—the least of which is not a potential classic match between HBK and HHH. 

Also, by turning HBK, this would instantly give Lesnar increased status as a heel, and this is certainly an objective. Somehow, Lesnar has to become an epic heel. He isn't going to do this with his mouth, but he certainly can do it by surrounding himself with dynamic personalities and big-time talent. 

The WWE has devoted a boatload of airtime to building up this SummerSlam match. You better believe they have big plans with wide-ranging impact for "The Perfect Storm."