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Cranky Kong
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I think I was figuring that the Ambrose/Wyatt feud was after the Ambrose/Rollins feud because Ambrose was made to look like a chump during that feud, but I do remember now that Ambrose kinda got his title shot from what seemed like nowhere.
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I still think he should have won the Hell in a Cell against Rollins. Ambrose was babyface #2 in the company and was getting some traction. Wyatt was coming back and needed some momentum of his own. Ambrose was feuding with The Authority, and even had a buddy-buddy relationship with John Cena. His passion for causing them trouble got de-railed by a simple attack from Bray Wyatt, and that's where Ambrose sort of lost direction. He was made to look like a foaming dog distracted by shiny things. I'm going to suggest that Ambrose SHOULD have been the guy to be teaming with Cena to put down The Authority at Survivor Series. And given the direction they went with that match, he should have been the guy to benefit from Sting's assistance and rid the WWE of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. He and Dolph Ziggler could have very easily swapped places. Could you imagine a feud between Bray Wyatt and Dolph Ziggler -- who was Intercontinental Champion at the time? You could have had Cesaro win the IC Title at Survivor Series and move Ziggler into a non-title feud with Wyatt; or you could have had Ziggler vs. Bray over the IC Title. |
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