WWE hasn't been the same without the Lunatic Fringe really. Ever since he was injured and written off television, there's been an essential component missing. Ambrose has a connection with the ...

Here is a list of three potential last opponents for Dean Ambrose ... and he could find a great competitor in Dean Ambrose, with the two men putting their WWE careers on the line in the match.

- Original plans for the March 12th WWE Roadblock special on the WWE Network called for Triple H to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Title over Dean Ambrose and Brock Lesnar in a Triple Threat.

Despite being one of the most talented babyfaces on the WWE roster, Dean Ambrose’s WrestleMania status appears to be up in the air. At the moment, there doesn’t appear to be any concrete plan ...

It also stands to reason that the League of Nations being at the Authority's beck and call makes one of them a suitable opponent ... some of WWE's poorest habits: presenting Ambrose as a ...

According to Ringside News, WWE is advertising a big clash for RAW ... around the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York and Dean Ambrose as well as Rollins came out in full Hounds of Justice ...

Expect Drew McIntyre to heavily influence the match with Dean Ambrose ... list of Superstars who could hold the belt, so handcuffing them to one another may not be a great option. Regardless, WWE ...

Dean Ambrose has shined in losses as much as he has in wins and this list reflects ... isolate their opponents and pick them apart like wild dogs announced their presence in WWE with authority.

Add Dean Ambrose to that growing list of superstars harmed by WWE's questionable approach ... sense as Ambrose was simply trying to hurt his opponent. It also setup a great opportunity for ...

Dean Ambrose has the potential to be the most successful member of The Shield, WWE's newest gang of thugs ... His modified version of the crossface cranks the opponent's arm back, contorting ...

The Social Outcasts have made a slight dent of resonation with the WWE audience ... then feeding Slater to the popular Ambrose? They've all proven capable of engaging the audience to even some ...