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

5. As A Long Term Rival Of Seth Rollins

It's likely that WWE is going to get two or three PPV matches out of this Rollins vs. Ambrose feud. You may recall that on Monday's Raw we heard Ambrose talking about how much he wanted to get his hands on Rollins. Reigns briefly touched on Rollins, but turned his attention more to Randy Orton and Triple H, which tells us that he's likely going to feud with them while Ambrose goes after Rollins. If you're a fan of WWE without watching NXT or FCW then you've never seen Rollins vs. Ambrose before. They haven't had a match since The Shield started in WWE at Survivor Series 2012, so anything they do now will feel new to a lot of fans. For hardcore fans that know about their history before WWE, this is a dream feud because as Tyler Black (Rollins) and Jon Moxley (Ambrose) they were two of the best indy wrestlers anywhere in the world. They were hired due to their talents pre-WWE, but after seeing them in WWE for nearly two years and watching them grow as performers it's obvious that if they have a match they will have tremendous chemistry with one another. When two guys are really good friends with each other they tend to care even more about having great matches because they want to be at their best for their buddy. It's okay if you have high expectations for Rollins vs. Ambrose. They're probably going to live up to the hype.