News

Why WWE Nixed Plans For Dean Ambrose vs. Nia Jax

A few months prior to Dean Ambrose’s WWE departure, seeds were planted for a Dean Ambrose vs. Nia Jax feud, but it never went anywhere.

Jon Moxley noted on Talk Is Jericho that he found out about the feud the day after he gave his notice to the company.

When he showed up to Raw the next day, he found out that a last minute addition to the script called for him to get physical with Nia Jax, he went directly to Vince McMahon.

Vince told him that Ambrose vs. Jax was supposed to be an attraction, and he was assured that they weren’t trying to bury him. Moxley then said that after they discussed the idea, he was completely on board with the feud, but WWE dropped it for no reason.

Dave Meltzer brought up the angle on Wrestling Observer Radio and said that he was told the angle with Nia Jax was put together to bury Dean Ambrose.

The reason why WWE pulled the plug on the feud is because the feeling was that if they tried to bury Dean Ambrose he would become a martyr, and the fans would get behind him.

Josh Foster

Fan of all things professional wrestling.

Share
Published by
Josh Foster

Recent Posts

AEW Star Apologizes For Dropping The Ball On Mercedes Mone

Mercedes Mone has been on quite the journey over the last few years as she…

17 hours ago

Former WWE Champion Rules Out Possible Return For Match With John Cena

Next year will be John Cena's final year as an active in-ring competitor as he's…

19 hours ago

Backstage Reaction To The Motor City Machine Guns Joining WWE

For years now the Motor City Machine Guns have been one of the top teams…

20 hours ago

John Cena Teasing Match With Top WWE Star?

2025 is going to be a big year for John Cena as the 16 time…

20 hours ago

Surprising WWE Name Possibly Returning To The Ring

Over the years many wrestlers have come and gone and from time to time there…

21 hours ago

Possible Date For First WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event In 2025

The return of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event is upon us as the show is…

21 hours ago