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10 Things We Learned From Dean Ambrose On Talk Is Jericho

Dean Ambrose has rapidly ascended to becoming on of the most popular stars on the WWE roster. When The Shield went their separate ways, many fans feared that he would be the odd man out. He could easily have been lost in the shuffle behind The Authority’s flashier Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns.

But Ambrose earned the respect of the fans through his hard work and commitment to his role, garnering vocal approval at WWE live events and on TV.

Unfortunately, his booking has been nothing short of awful. He’s been tasked with performing in some comedy segments, relegated to a wrestling prop comic and booked to lose every big match he has been in – often by ridiculous means. He jobbed to a hologram at Hell In A Cell and followed that up by putting over a TV at TLC.

Taking all that into account you would think that the powers that be in the promotion have no interest in seeing Ambrose succeed, but when the former Shield member sat down with Chris Jericho for a two-part episode of his podcast, he revealed some intriguing behind the scenes insight on WWE and the people in charge.

He also talked about his thought process and philosophy on professional wrestling, in addition to numerous other subjects.

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This article was first posted on December 16, 2014

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