‘WWE SummerSlam 2016’: Dolph Ziggler To Face Off Against Champion Dean Ambrose; Seth Rollins Vs. Finn Balor For ‘WWE Universal’ Title

WWE Champion Dean Ambrose will face off against Dolph Ziggler at "WWE SummerSlam 2016" after the latter came out on top of the Six-Pack Challenge match on "WWE Smackdown Live." Ziggler triumphed over Bray Wyatt, Baron Corbin, AJ Styles, John Cena, and Apollo Crews.

Dean Ambrose Vs. Dolph Ziggler

Ziggler won the match after he delivered a superkick to Styles, Wrestling Inc. reported. After the match, Ambrose entered the ring as Ziggler was celebrating his big win. The two had a face-off in the middle of the ring and Ambrose raises his title in the air.

SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan came out to raise both Ambrose and Ziggler's arms as the two wrestlers pose for the crowd. Commissioner Shane McMahon joined the three as the show concludes while Ambrose and Ziggler exchanged words. Watch Ziggler winning the Six-Pack Challenge match below.

"WWE SmackDown Live" also featured a match between Becky Lynch vs. Natalya Neidhart, with the former winning the fight. Randy Orton also won a match against The Miz.

Other Fights Gearing Up For 'WWE SummerSlam 2016'

Aside from Ambrose vs. Ziggler, Seth Rollins and Finn Balor will also face off for the WWE Universal Title at "WWE SummerSlam 2016." The event will air live on August 21, 2016 on the WWE Network and PPV, Heavy reported.

"WWE SummerSlam 2016," which will be held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, will start at 6 PM EST/3 PM PST, though the main show will not begin until 7 PM EST/4 PM PST. You can also watch the show via WWE.com, the official WWE app, and YouTube, among others.

In other news, Brock Lesnar is reportedly returning to WWE after being banned from the UFC for two years, according to Joe.ie. The 39-year-old Lesnar's ban came after he was found positive for hydroxy-clomiphene, a banned substance he used during a fight with MMA star Kiwi Hunt.

Lesnar will return to the WWE ring for Monday Night Raw on August 1. A WWE spokesman told CBS Sports recently that the sports entertainment company will not punish or discipline Lesnar for failing two U.S. Anti-Doping Agency drug tests from his stint in UFC 200.

According to the spokesman, WWE's talent wellness program "does not apply to part-time performers" like Lesnar, adding that WWE is "show business." True enough, Lesnar hasn't performed at WWE for more than 10 years, with only 19 wrestling matches under his belt in the last three years. Lesnar has won the WWE Championship four times.