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Vince McMahon is unarguably the biggest professional wrestling promoter of all time, and will perhaps remain so, forever.
His indispensable contribution to WWE has ascended an empire which no other wrestling platforms have managed to overtake, with every single person who dreams of being a wrestler wanting to work for the Chairman of the WWE.
Dean Ambrose is one such superstar who scratched and clawed his way to the top of Vince McMahon's billion dollar company.
The Lunatic Fringe became an instant hit when he entered the main roster as a dominant member of The Shield. The Hounds of Justice seriously altered the entire complexion of the business and played a pivotal role in ascending the WWE towards the future.
Despite being such an influential member of The Shield, there's no denying that the former WWE Champion has not received the same spotlight as his fellow peers, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins.
Dean's unhappiness with his creative direction and position in the company ignited the news of him leaving WWE after his contract expires in April.
Considering that Roman Reigns has now returned to Monday Night Raw and with Vince McMahon already teasing a Shield reunion on the flagship show, could we see The Lunatic Fringe stay in the WWE after WrestleMania 35?
Will Vince McMahon convince the former Intercontinental Champion to stay in the WWE? Will he present him a more lucrative contract, or will he give him a more creative control? Let's find out.
Here are the 4 big things Vince McMahon could be offering Dean Ambrose to stay in the WWE.
#1 A Universal Championship victory after WrestleMania 35 over Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins
Despite the fact that the creative team failed to capitalize on Dean Ambrose's startling heel turn, an exciting proposal of giving him a Universal Championship match after WrestleMania 35 could entice the Lunatic Fringe.
It's understandable that the company may not see him as a huge main-event star, but his history with Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns could insert him back to the main event spot.
With The Architect set to walk out of New Jersey as the Universal Champion, Ambrose could capitalize on the situation and go all out against The Shield.
#2 A monumental feud against The McMahon Family
While Ambrose's contractual situation became a big headline news for the internet wrestling community, his recent heated confrontation with Triple H on Monday Night Raw ignited rumors of the company possibly creating a sensational angle between the two.
Since The Game is now locked in to tussle it out with a returning Batista, a potential feud with The Lunatic Fringe after WrestleMania 35 could work wonders for both of them.
This could also invite the possibility for Ambrose working as a white meat babyface again, with The McMahon family gravitating nuclear heat for always pulling the plug on him.
There's no denying that the former WWE Champion cannot be replaced from the WWE history, and with Roman Reigns now back in the mix, Vince could really keep the spotlight on Ambrose after WrestleMania 35.
Will we see a different Dean Ambrose slugging it out with the entire McMahon family in 2019?
#3 More creative control to impel his villainous side as a heel
After Roman Reigns announced his heartbreaking fight with Leukemia in October, Dean Ambrose turned his back on Seth Rollins and absolutely destroyed The Architect the exact same night.
Judging by the nuclear heat he received, the entire WWE Universe expected Vince McMahon to propel a heel Dean Ambrose to the top of the industry.
While it was perfectly planned, the company failed to excite the audience, with The Lunatic Fringe enacting a more delusional villain with no significant creative direction.
Seth Rollins' Royal Rumble drive and a failed creative orchestration ruined Ambrose's entire momentum and with the company now planning another Shield reunion, there's a certain possibility that the former WWE Champion will end up turning on Roman Reigns.
Since a potential match at WrestleMania 35 was initially planned between the two, offering him more creative freedom to embellish his heel persona could coerce the self-proclaimed Moral Compass of the WWE to stay.
#4 Making him the central attention on SmackDown Live
If significant opportunities are anything to take into concern on the main roster, then SmackDown Live has proved for being more ambitious in their storytelling than Monday Night Raw.
Dean Ambrose definitely played an influential role when the company announced the Superstar Shake-Up in 2016, and with things likely to be altered again, Vince could once again coerce The Lunatic Fringe to the top on the blue brand.
The former WWE Champion ran riot on the blue brand and while he was outmatched by A.J. Styles back then, his villainous role as a heel could bring the Phenomenal One's house down to the ground.
I'm sure many fans would agree that Ambrose deserves a major run on SmackDown Live and if provided the right amount of creative freedom, he could really make gold out of nothing.
With Fox Sports scheduled to broadcast the blue brand, centring Ambrose as their main guy could do wonders for him and bring an element of rejuvenation in his wrestling career.
