SummerSlam is WWE's annual late-summer premium live event, and the 2026 edition was a two-night stadium show that pushed search interest sharply off its July floor. Google Search interest for the keyword summerslam reached 29 for the week of August 1 2026 on a 261-week Trends MCP series that starts August 7 2021. Series-derived 30-day change is +866.67% from 3 on July 4 2026. get_growth returns +262.5% over 7 days (8 → 29) and +866.67% over 30 days (3 → 29), matching the series on both windows. The series peak remains 57 on August 9 2025. On Wikipedia Trending as of August 4 2026 08:01 UTC, SummerSlam (2026) ranked 3. Data pulled August 4 2026 from source google search.
Summerslam search interest right now
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Latest value (week of August 1 2026) | 29 |
| 30-day change | +866.67% (3 on July 4 2026 → 29) |
| 90-day change | +2800.0% (1 on May 2 2026 → 29) |
| Peak value | 57 on August 9 2025 |
| 2026 event-week value | 29 on August 1 2026 |
| First seen in series | August 7 2021 |
| 7-day growth (get_growth) | +262.5% (8 → 29) |
| 30-day growth (get_growth) | +866.67% (3 → 29) |
| Nonzero weeks in series | 225 of 261 |
| Wikipedia Trending rank (August 4 2026) | 3 for SummerSlam (2026) |
| WWE 30-day growth (get_growth) | +12.12% (33 → 37) |
| Randy Orton 30-day growth (get_growth) | +20.0% (10 → 12) |
Figures come from Trends MCP get_time_series, get_growth, and same-day get_top_trends for Wikipedia Trending, pulled August 4 2026. Source for the stored chart is google search.
About SummerSlam
SummerSlam is WWE's long-running August pay-per-view and livestreaming event, second only to WrestleMania on the company's calendar. The 2026 edition, also promoted as SummerSlam: Minnesota, ran August 1 and August 2 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis for Raw and SmackDown talent. Wikipedia lists combined attendance as 69,769 (Night 1: 36,683; Night 2: 33,086) and notes it as the first SummerSlam to air on ESPN's U.S. streaming service after WWE's Peacock PPV deal ended in 2025. Night 1 featured Nick Aldis's WWE in-ring debut and Randy Orton's return; Night 2 featured Kevin Owens's return from injury. People search summerslam for card results, streaming access, attendance talk, and year-over-year comparisons with the MetLife Stadium shows.
What the time series shows
SummerSlam search interest is a textbook seasonal spike. The 261-week Google Search series opens August 7 2021 at 6, then hits 51 on August 28 2021 before collapsing to 1. Later August peaks read 47 on August 6 2022, 44 on August 12 2023, 33 on August 3 2024, and 57 on August 9 2025. Between events the line sits near 0 to 1 for months. In 2026 the climb starts July 4 at 3, then 3, 4, 8, and 29 on August 1 as the Minneapolis card opened. Derived labels from the series: growth exploding, speed exponential, seasonality high, volatility average. Growth is exploding because 30-day change is +866.67%. Speed is exponential because the latest 30-day absolute move (3 → 29, abs 26) is more than 2x the prior 30-day move (1 → 3). Seasonality is high: yearly August peaks with quiet winters. Volatility is average on week-over-week percent changes (series stdev about 63.4%). The 2026 week is still below the 2025 peak of 57.
Related topics
Same-day neighbors with measured 30-day growth (Trends MCP get_growth, August 4 2026), plus Wikipedia context:
- wwe: +12.12% over 30 days (33 → 37)
- randy orton: +20.0% over 30 days (10 → 12)
- spiderman brand new day: +1400.0% over 30 days (6 → 90); Wikipedia Trending rank 1 the same morning; see the Spider-Man Brand New Day topic
- SummerSlam (2026) Wikipedia page: rank 3 on Wikipedia Trending as of August 4 2026 08:01 UTC (no Google Search growth figure for that exact title string)
For search tooling, use Google Trends and the Wikipedia trending API. Broader social boards sit on YouTube Trends and the social media trends API page.