10 Worst Case Scenarios For WWE WrestleMania 34

This wouldn't be totally horrible, of course. Both Rollins and Ambrose are among the best current WWE performers, and although the last Shield encounter turned out to be something of a disappointment, you'd back them to put on a serviceable match in New Orleans.

Problem is, there's something all-too-familiar about the way the story is likely to pan out: close-knit tag team, tension bubbling under the surface, a telegraphed betrayal. It would smack of Jericho-Owens from last year, except perhaps even more predictable.

Let this story conclude at Survivor Series with Ambrose's inevitable heel turn, and - if we're being greedy - let's have one of them head into 'Mania fighting for the world title as well. They are too good for the mid-card (or the tag division, incidentally).