Ahh the E

Ambrose IMO has to leave his faction the right waynin order for him to pursue a credible future. He needs to make it his decision and not be part of a coup by the other 2. The worst thing for Rollins is for him to go down the Farooq line of being usurped as centre piece of a faction.

The worst thing WWE can do for Ambrose is over shackle him once he does break away (The Shield should've split ages ago). They need to give him a lot of creative freedom, if they do he'll be box office. The epitome of the money drawing heel.

Reigns will be fine, you just have to look at him to know that - almost the perfect WWE specimen. That could very well be Rollins's future, I instincts say he's the one of the three who'll have to work the hardest to make something for himself. He'll get his break through, and what would give him a great launching pad is coming out of The Shield's break up angle the strongest member

I don't see what all the hype about Ambrose is all about?He is not great withe mic and as for Wyatt family and Shield always wreaking havoc it has become a tad predictable.
Also I am a John Cena fan but still I don't want him to win anymore.
As for Daniel Bryan and CM Punk they are quality and I really like CM Punk as a main event wrestler.
As for tag team division it needs to be Wyatt family versus the Shield and out of the Shield I like Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins much more as compared to an overrated Dean Ambrose.

Also WWE has misused decent exciting wrestlers in the past and doesn't give WWE Championship to really powerful wrestlers nowadays anymore who do deserve to hold it at least 5 times during the past 5 years such as Big Show.

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In a strange way I feel best positioned to talk up Ambrose by virtue of not being privy to his career to date, I believe I can speak without bias towards him (as most seem to believe making it in the indies means the same thing as making it in WWE specifically). What's striking about Ambrose is his total unorthodox way of talking, moving, wrestling, etc... and it all complementing each other. He's a more buyable psychotic preacher than Bray Wyatt is.

He makes looking and behaving socially strange creepy, intimidating but also interesting, hence The Joker comparisons.

you can judge him best as you've seen less of him than others?

I've seen him purely in WWE's universe, which is vastly different to any other company (much more watered down in practically every aspect). Hence, I have the benefit of not seeing him sensationalised somewhere else.

You don't really get sensationalised in the indys, you have to earn it. thats the point really

Seems like The Shield are gonna split soon after watching SmackDown.

Because of wrestling's subjectivity, it's easy to think someone's name recognition is the same where ever they go...... e.g. if AJ Styles signed for WWE, I'm sure you'd have herds of people baffled by the fact they'd have him in the mid-card as opposed to the main event.

I take your point about the indies being the rawest judge of natural ability, the issue is WWE isn't a natural wrestling environment. Making an assumption that any proven indie wrestler can hack it in WWE would be like arguing any underground rapper could adapt to mainstream R&B.