WWE SummerSlam 2016: 5 Things that the PPV ending could mean

Lesnar let the Beast out in Brooklyn. 

Wild, interesting, bloody, disappointing, underwhelming, decent, brutal...these are some of the words being used to describe this year's SummerSlam. Now that the biggest party of the summer is in the books, it's time for damage control, also known as storyline development and progression. 

As SummerSlam came to a close, nearly 16,000 fans were chanting "GOOOOLLLLLLLLLDBERG," as Randy Orton laid his face down, in a puddle of his own blood. Many will say the finish was a result of lazy booking, while others might be content or even satisfied. Regardless of your thoughts on the ending of tonight's SummerSlam, there are a lot of questions moving forward. Have we seen the end of Orton vs. Lesnar? Will Lesnar go on a full roster rampage? Or possibly some other scenario? 

Whatever the case may be, WWE creative has some work to as they move forward, especially with the expanded pay-per-view scheduling. With that said, let's take a look at five possible scenarios, resulting from the SummerSlam finish.