Whoa. That was what you call a vengeful promo. Ambrose might be pretty awesome as a heel, but there is also little doubt that he can he be a very good face. Roman Reigns, while not on the level of Ambrose or Rollins, probably cut the best promo of his career. Reigns is going to need to get better on the mic if he wants to be a main eventer as a singles wrestler, but he has made some positive steps in the right direction since his debut.
In my article last month, I said that when the breakup takes place, one member of The Shield is going to get a really big push out of the gate, right into the main event scene. With Rollins getting the support from Triple H, it is likely that he is going to be the one to become a big time star right now. However, just because Rollins was the one to turn heel and the one to fly solo, that doesn't mean that he is the member of the group that is going to be the first one to crack the world title picture. Ambrose's ability on the microphone has become engaging enough that pretty much anything is possible for him. If 4 years from now he is the top face or heel in WWE, I don't think anyone would be surprised. Reigns is someone that WWE has clearly pegged to be a major player sooner rather than later, and recent events have only increased that indication.
Lastly, I would like to commend WWE for doing something interesting and putting together a storyline that fans are excited to tune in every week and see how it unfolds. After a rather dreary PPV in Payback, that did very little as far as storyline progression, it was nice to see WWE come out on Raw with guns blazing, willing to try something big and so far, has been succeeding at every level. Not everything on a wrestling program can be outstanding, but if WWE can develop a few more story archs that are as good as the current one with The Shield, they are going to be in some serious business.
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