Seth Rollins On Why Dean Ambrose’s Heel Turn Didn’t Work

Seth Rollins is set to challenge Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship in one of the biggest matches at WrestleMania 35, but Dean Ambrose is currently on his way out of the company.

On his way out Dean made peace with his Shield brothers recently after turning on Seth Rollins the same night that Roman Reigns revealed he was taking time off to fight leukemia.

Dean’s heel wasn’t exactly well received, and it didn’t go over with the fans as well as WWE officials probably hoped it would.

Seth Rollins shared his thoughts on Dean Ambrose’s heel turn during an interview with Yahoo Sports, and he said that he just doesn’t think that’s what fans wanted to see.

“The way that affected Ambrose, that wasn’t really his best look. No one wanted to see us fight each other, we had been through that, it didn’t feel good. I was upset, he was clearly upset and people didn’t want to see it, they wanted to see us be brothers and care about each other.”

Rollins also noted that he was happy to reunite with The Shield one last time at Fastlane, and that it was an emotional experience for him.

“At the end of the day, I was happy to have that one last match with my Shield brothers by my side. It was one of the most emotional experiences I’ve ever had in a wrestling ring and it felt so good. Whenever we’re back on the same side, it’s so easy, it’s so much fun. Knowing that was the last one, I think we all felt it, were able to soak it in and enjoy that match. That propelled me and gave me all of the momentum I needed heading into WrestleMania.”

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