Dean Ambrose’s heel turn: good or bad?

#4 Good: The Main Event Scene

Fresh matches and matches with new face-heel alignments stand to happen toward the top of the card.

While no one in their right mind would have wished a real-life illness on Roman Reigns, and he was more talented in the ring than his sharpest critics tended to admit, he nonetheless hasn’t ever yet arrived as the kind of guy who consistently pulls off four star plus matches.

In Reigns’s absence, there’s every possibility that Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose will be working toward the top of the card. Better yet, without Reigns in the mix, there’s a very real question as to whom WWE will choose to push as the top star on Raw.

Ambrose vs. Rollins matches in and of themselves have a history of being quite good. Adding both of these guys to the mix of working with Braun Strowman, Drew McIntyre, and elite part-timers have a good bit of potential to freshen the top of the card and lead to some very good bouts.