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#1 Dean Ambrose
As an outside bet, wouldn’t it be great to see Dean Ambrose as a heel? The Shield member has been a babyface for over four years, yet he was the one who showed the most heel characteristics when “The Hounds of Justice” were bad guys during their first 15 months in WWE.
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Of course, not only is “The Lunatic Fringe” currently injured but he is also a Raw Superstar, so it’d be a surprise move if WWE sent him to SmackDown Live when he returns in the next few months.
Still, we saw plenty of unexpected roster changes in 2017 – Kane and Jason Jordan spring to mind – and if WWE wants to keep the latest Shield reunion on hold for a little while, maybe it wouldn’t be such a bad move to reintroduce Ambrose with a new personality on a separate brand.
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Edited by Nikki La'ulu
