3 reasons why Dean Ambrose should turn heel at WWE Fastlane 2019

The first thing on everyone's lips after seeing the headline would be - why would Ambrose turn heel after the Shield just reunited on Monday Night Raw?

There are some pointers on why a heel turn is plausible at WWE Fastlane.

Dean Ambrose is reportedly leaving WWE after his contract expires in April. Dean has mostly been jobbing these past few months and has no direction going forward whatsoever.

In fact, the main reason for Ambrose wanting to leave the company has been because of his gripe regarding the position of his character. WWE supposedly offered Dean a seven-figure sum to stay but that was duly rejected.

There have murmurings recently that Ambrose might decide to stay after WrestleMania, but with what is known right now, Dean is leaving the company. If that happens to change in the future, WWE can only benefit from a superstar like Dean Ambrose.

Here are 3 reasons why Ambrose should turn heel at Fastlane this Sunday.

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#1 No proper feud

Dean has had nothing significant to do this past few months

The Shield got back together on Monday Night Raw and are going to face the team of Drew McIntyre, Bobby Lashley, and Baron Corbin at Fastlane.

Apart from Seth Rollins, who is scheduled to face Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship, none of the two have any feuds leading up to WrestleMania for obvious reasons.

Roman Reigns just returned back after months out due to leukemia and was not even guaranteed to feature at the showpiece event. Dean is leaving the company and WWE rightly doesn't want to involve him in a long term feud.

But with the return of Reigns, there is a ready-made feud for the Shield brothers. Ambrose could just be using his brethren to fight the battles at hand, and when the time is ripe, The Lunatic Fringe will strike!

#2 The appearance of the Beast

Could the Beast do the same thing at Fastlane?

During the match between the two teams, Brock Lesnar could make a surprise appearance and layout The Architect. That would result in furthering the feud between The Beast Incarnate and The Kingslayer, and would effectively write Seth out of the match at Fastlane.

The match would then become a 3 on 2 handicap match and after a valiant effort by the remaining Hounds Of Justice, they would fall just short.

The frustration would get the better of Dean and all of that would be taken out on Reigns. With Rollins out of the equation, another backstabbing from Ambrose would draw immediate heat from the crowd. The fans would firmly be in Roman's corner and that would prove to be beneficial for The Big Dog in the long run.

WWE would effectively kill two birds with one stone as both Shield members will have a feud leading up to WrestleMania and also the fans would sympathize with Reigns after the betrayal of Ambrose.

#3 Proper send-off for The Lunatic Fringe

Best possible send off?

Dean Ambrose has been one of WWE's most hardworking superstars ever since the day he joined. Dean has won most of the titles in WWE with the only exception being the Universal Championship.

Some of the most brutal spots in WWE have involved Ambrose. So, for a guy who has done almost everything at the company, what better way to leave the place than face Reigns in probably his last match in WWE?

Emotions would be running high.

As a tribute to Ambrose's current run in the company, special stipulation like the Last Man Standing can be added to the match.

Though Ambrose would be the heel in the match, the crowd would cheer the Lunatic Fringe for the entertainment he has given through the years. Ambrose would also get to face his brother one last time at the grandest stage of all - WrestleMania.

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Conclusion

If Dean Ambrose ends up staying after WrestleMania, an angle could be created portraying it was all a ruse by Ambrose, and that would strengthen the heel turn.