5 reasons why Dean Ambrose isn't part of Survivor Series

#3 To maintain his mystique

The pure aura of the Dean Ambrose character is quite strong, right now

To make sense of this point, let's go back in time, all the way back to WCW. Sting went from a lovable babyface to a mysterious character who would only appear in the rafters, looking on. He became the most popular babyface in the brand in almost no time. Hulk Hogan vs. Sting did record business at Starrcade 97.

Ambrose has tapped into his lunatic character at long last, and finally has a mysterious aura around him. His motivations aren't clear, even after he revealed them on RAW this week.

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Ambrose has a chance to create a sense of anticipation heading into his eventual clash with Seth Rollins. The moment we begin to understand his motivation and drive, it may not be nearly as exciting.

Therefore, WWE may want him to be a silent spectator at Survivor Series, rather than an actual team player.

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