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#1 Dean Ambrose or Drew McIntyre walks out on their team
Is it too early for either Drew McIntyre or Dean Ambrose to turn on their team-mates? Quite frankly, it's too difficult to tell.
The WWE began planting the seeds for one of, if not both of these men turning on a recent episode of Raw but it remains to be seen as to whether or not the WWE is going to play the long game with this one.
A full blown turn may be a little too early, but having one of the men question their team in a big match-up would be a nice way to continue the storyline.
For example, we could see Reigns taken out by Braun, McIntyre and Ziggler, leaving Rollins in the ring to take on all three men while Ambrose just stands by and decides not to help his partner. Ambrose could then later claim that he thought the risk was too high, or some variation on this and it would be a nice way of creating a sense of mistrust among the group. Likewise, the same thing could go down with McIntyre, instead of Ambrose.
