Dean Ambrose has shocked the wrestling world by putting up a video on his Twitter account. The video shows the former WWE Superstar trying to escape from prison, finally managing to leave the area without getting nabbed. What's worth noting here is that Ambrose' Twitter handle now spells out the words "Jon Moxley", the notorious character that once used to hound the Indie scene, way before Ambrose came into the WWE picture.pic.twitter.com/a3GpFKeYVw— Jon Moxley (@JonMoxley) May 1, 2019Dean Ambrose had asked for his WWE release earlier this year and he wasn't too thrilled with the way the promotion was handling his character. This led to WWE coming up with a Network exclusive dubbed as "The Shield's Final Chapter", which saw Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and Dean Ambrose defeat the dastardly trio of Drew McIntyre, Bobby Lashley, and Baron Corbin. This was Dean Ambrose' final WWE match, after the company teasing his exit for a long while. Also, Ambrose wasn't featured at this year's WrestleMania.The cryptic video looks like a possible shot at Dean's struggle in WWE as well as his unwillingness to stay in the promotion. The video soon took Twitter by storm, with pro-wrestling fans flooding the social media website with tweets, sharing their views on the breaking news.Dean Ambrose' transformation to Jon Moxley might mean a lot of things. Some fans are speculating that he could go back to WWE in his new avatar, while others are stating that All Elite Wrestling will secure Moxley with a lucrative contract. As of now, there's no update on what the video actually means. Ambrose is likely to follow it up with some kind of announcement, but until then, let's take a look at thesome of the best Twitter reactions to Dean Ambrose' viral video, showcasing him embracing his past.Dean Ambrose: “They made get a Twitter...Fine...Enjoy.”Jon Moxley: “I’ll kill anyone.” pic.twitter.com/PgbzhG2TQp— Kenny (@sinzhq) May 1, 2019seth: dean will be living his life and i’m happy for himjon moxley: tweetsseth: pic.twitter.com/DTVarNoMle— jos (@jaimescnsa) May 1, 2019Everyone’s reaction after that Jon Moxley tweet.... pic.twitter.com/aS2axxeCed— Get The Tables (@GetDaTables) May 1, 2019Goodbye Dean AmbroseWelcome back Jon Moxley pic.twitter.com/CZ673ZrfXr— Alastair McKenzie🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@AlastairMckenz9) May 1, 2019JON MOXLEY IS COMING BACK I REPEAT JON MOXLEY IS COMING BACK pic.twitter.com/bUqrDjzoDj— Graham "GSM" Matthews (@WrestleRant) May 1, 2019This. Was. Awesome.— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) May 1, 2019us when jon moxley tweeted pic.twitter.com/3408CFs1mX— jos (@jaimescnsa) May 1, 2019For what it’s worth, Ambrose is seen walking by a dice graphic on the wall in his Jon Moxley return hype video. The numbers shown on the dice are 2 and 5. The date of Double or Nothing is May 25. pic.twitter.com/fdQWDviU8y— Ryan Satin (@ryansatin) May 1, 2019Dean Ambrose drew me back into wrestling and then I learned about the bad ass that Jon Moxley was.And now he’s free. I am beyond hyped. I don’t care where he goes, I am there.— Smark to Death Podcast (@smarktodeath) May 1, 2019In which Jon Moxley acts out the climatic scene of Kathryn Bigelow’s 1991 classic "Point Break"…as Terry Funk and Dusty Rhodes? pic.twitter.com/biJq95QT9S— David Bixenspan (@davidbix) May 1, 2019The big story here is that Jon Moxley actually tweeted.— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) May 1, 2019