WWE Fast Lane 2015 : 5 Face/Heel turns that could happen at the Pay-Per-View

Triple H making a big announcement on Raw was touted to be a land scape changer in the WWE but the real changes will only take place at Fast Lane since it is the last stop before WrestleMania. The FedExForum Arena in Memphis, Tennessee will witness a lot of twists on February 22nd and some of those twists would be face or heel turns. WrestleMania is just around the corner and the best shot at WWE pulling off a major turn will be at Fast Lane.Some character changes will definitely freshen things up ahead of WrestleMania and here is a look at those possible superstars who might jump ships at the pay-per-view.

#5 Dean Ambrose

Dean Ambrose being a natural heel is something that we all are aware of. The writers know this as well but the only reason they are letting him continue as a face is the success he achieved as one.

Ambrose had a great foe in the form of Seth Rollins when he kick started his face run but right now, he is having a shortage in that category. Rollins looks set to engage in a feud with the returning Randy Orton while other main heels like Brock Lesnar, Rusev, and Bray Wyatt are out of the possibilities.

Staying a baby face limits the paths Ambrose has ahead of WrestleMania while turning heel presents him with the lights of Daniel Bryan, Dolph Ziggler or even a veteran like Chris Jericho.

#4 Goldust

The sibling feud between the Rhodes Brothers needs to be pulled off this year at WrestleMania. The fans have wanted this for quite some time now and since the seeds were sown at the Royal Rumble, there would not be a better opportunity that this.

For the feud to look believable, one of the brothers needs to turn face and the best option from the two would be Goldust. Goldust is currently at the Twilight of his career and remaining heel will not benefit him if he is going to retire after Mania.

Cody on the other hand can continue his run as a singles heel with the push that he will get after ending his brother’s career even if it is going to die a natural death.

#3 Brock Lesnar

The Beast incarnated delivered one of his best performances recently when he defeated both Rollins and Cena at the Royal Rumble. Lesnar proved once again that he is a better professional wrestler than a MMA fighter and it would be a shame to see him walk out of the company soon.

Lesnar’s deal runs out after WrestleMania and WWE still has not banked in on a face run from him. With the time running out, the best shot for WWE at delivering a big angle with Lesnar will be a face turn.

Paul Heyman will be instrumental if this is to happen as he could just align with Roman Reigns which in turn would turn Reigns heel. So we will have a Face Lesnar versus a Heel ‘Paul Heyman’ guy Roman Reings, not bad is it?

#2 Dolph Ziggler

The only thing that Ziggler did perfectly as a baby face was getting buried. He delivered some of the most impressive matches during the run and also had the fans firmly behind him but still; Ziggler was not getting that push that he deserved for.

He is loved all across the WWE Universe for the amount of dedication that he puts in, but if Ziggler is to reach somewhere good before Mania, the Show off has to turn heel.

Ziggler turning heel will open the doors for the much expected match with Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania and if Ziggler does not turn heel, then it takes us to the flying goat.

#1 Daniel Bryan

Bryan is still over with the fans despite being in the middle of a crappy push. He was the reason why Roman Reigns got the treatment he got in Philadelphia and the company should try to take that sympathy away from Bryan.

The flying goat turning on his yes army will be the best way. Bryan looks set to lock horns with Ziggler and if the Show off wants to remain as a face, Bryan turning will be a good booking decision.

Reigns will benefit from the turn as well and Bryan will have a chance to prove to his doubters that he is not a one dimensional character who lacks versatility.