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#3 Because Dean Ambrose wants to rebuild himself
Alright, as we discussed on the previous page, Dean Ambrose is a true artist and values his craft and the product he delivers to the audience, more than money.
However, what we need to understand over here, is that despite his character being stuck in a rut of monotony, Ambrose is still much more entertaining the vast majority of other professional wrestlers the world over.
Ambrose missed out on in-ring competition for most of 2018 and returned as a better version of himself with a truly impressive new physique. Nevertheless, a string of less-than-stellar storylines once again derailed his momentum.
What I intend on emphasizing, by stating that Ambrose wants to "rebuild himself", is that he needs to get away from the fast-paced environment of the WWE -- perhaps not just to physically better himself, but also to mentally reconnect with his artistic roots...Speaking of which...
