Should Anderson and Gallows stay a tag team or form a stable in WWE?

Revive the Shield

Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins were a dominant force as The Shield.

Fans have been clamoring for and speculation about a reunion of The Shield since Seth Rollins turned his back on Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns to join the Authority in June of 2014. While a huge hunk of the WWE Universe would love to see it, such an occurrence would need to be driven by a major event, and the Bullet Club – or Balor Club – might be just the force to make it happen.

Dean Ambrose is one of the most over acts in the company, and has been at that level consistently for almost a year now. Rollins is expected to return from his injury as a white-hot babyface, as well, and Reigns was his most popular when he was part of the trio. All three have competed for or even held the world title, so it would be hard to bring them back together.

But if Gallows and Anderson teamed up with Styles, Balor or both and added a couple more decent names in an effort to take over the WWE, claiming belts and TV time along the way, The Shield could return as the true “Hounds of Justice” once more.