WWE Hell in a Cell 2015 - 15 Major Talking points

By Alexander Podgorski /

8. Dean Ambrose Didn't Do Anything Significant At All

Dean Ambrose, one of the most consistently popular and charismatic wrestlers on WWE€™s roster, was on-screen for all of two minutes to congratulate Reigns on his victory over Bray Wyatt. That€™s it. He didn€™t wrestle against the Authority€™s hired guns, he didn€™t show up to mock Rollins, he didn€™t even wrestle on the pre-show. And this is the man once pegged to be the standout member of the Shield. Clearly it wouldn€™t have hurt for WWE to cut a few minutes from Undertaker€™s post-match recovery or from one of their video packages to give Ambrose five minutes to walk all over some jobber like Bo Dallas. Ambrose just wrestling on the card would€™ve helped the crowd stay awake during the show, especially since he gets huge reactions whenever he enters the arena. This decision speaks of a show booked either at the last minute, or re-written several times, or both. While it€™s true that you can€™t always get what you want, WWE should know better than to keep one of their most popular stars out of the ring for a show taking place during a period mired by terrible ratings.