5 Promotions Dean Ambrose could make his wrestling return with

Modified Apr 12, 2019 13:45 GMT

Dean Ambrose has officially bid adieu to the WWE

#1. CZW

There is no better feeling in the world other than returning home and for Dean Ambrose, home is a promotion which goes by the name of Combat Zone Wrestling.

Prior to Ambrose signing with the WWE in 2011, the 33-year-old was by far one of CZW's top superstars, performing in some of CZW's most notable shows against some of the best and hardest hitting hardcore wrestlers from all around the world.

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Ambrose, then known by the name of Jon Moxley, is a former two-time CZW World Heavyweight Champion defeating B-Boy and the legendary Nick Gage, respectively, to win the CZW World Title.

Now, Dean Ambrose is bound to make his return to Pro Wrestling sooner or later and a return under CZW would literally be the best homecoming for Ambrose, at this point. The man once known as Jon Moxley could once again prove the world why he once was considered as one of the craziest wrestlers' to ever step foot in the squared circle.

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