For the first time in its 38-year history, WWE showcased one its top four premium live events, SummerSlam, as a two-night event.

Night One showcased six matches and saw title changes along with a celebrity debut.

Here are four takeaways from Night One of SummerSlam.

The original bloodline is as good as ever

Superstar Roman Reigns made his first appearance in the ring for the first time in a couple of months, and he did not disappoint.

He teamed up with his cousin, Jey Uso, against Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed and the four opened the biggest party of the summer in a great fashion.

Reigns and Uso were able to come away victorious, proving that the original bloodline, led by Reigns, is as strong as ever.

Friends after all

A recent pairing of female superstars Alexa Bliss and 14-time women’s champion Charlotte Flair has been the talking point of Friday Night Smackdown.

The two had a chance to capture the women’s tag team championships Saturday night against Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez, and they did just that.

The unlikeliest of duos suddenly became tag team champions and are primed for a long run as one of the top women’s tag teams.