WWE: 7 Ways Dean Ambrose Will Emerge From The Shield Breakup

In the aftermath of The Shield's breakup, a lot of the attention from WWE fans has focused on Seth Rollins for his heel turn and Roman Reigns for the way he's been positioned as a "golden boy" in WWE. What about Dean Ambrose? He's the third member of The Shield that was rumored to turn heel first, but instead he was on the receiving end of a beating with a steel chair at the hands of Rollins. There are some fans that are probably worried about Ambrose's position because Rollins went heel before him and Reigns is obviously in a strong spot, so there's some concern that Ambrose could be lost in the shuffle. It's understandable that fans would feel that way because it's very difficult for WWE to push everybody at once in their own way. Look at performers like Damien Sandow and Dolph Ziggler. They were in strong spots a year ago. Now they are nobodies. That's just how wrestling is. Let's look on the bright side of things. We are not here to be pessimistic fans. Ambrose isn't even 30 years old yet and it's obvious that WWE has high hopes for him because he's been put in this group that has been pushed like a bunch of main eventers from the moment they joined the main roster. Here's a look at seven ways Ambrose can emerge and thrive following the breakup of The Shield.