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It seems fairly clear at this point that the news that Dean Ambrose will leave the WWE when his current contract expires at the end of the current month is legitimate and not a scenario.
The Grand Slam champion had a moving meeting with his brothers Shield at Fastlane and then dominated Drew McIntyre on March 25 Raw . He still works in house shows and dark matches, but nothing was announced for him in Sunday's match WrestleMania 35 .
And if it sounds strange to you, imagine how it feels for his Shield brother, Seth Rollins. They have been together since the beginning of Florida Championship Wrestling's development at the beginning of this decade.
Cathy Kelley asked the architect about Dean's departure during the first of his interviews with Mania Week, WWE Now. Seth says they have not always clicked outside the ring, but that he has better chemistry inside the square circle. And he certainly can not imagine life in the locker room without Ambrose:
"It breaks my heart. I understand, you know. I understand. This place can be frustrating and it's a guy who has been doing it all the time since … shoot, 15, 16, 17 years old now. And sometimes you just have to withdraw and take care of yourself. And I wish him good luck in all that he wants to do, and we will always be friends and brothers and I will love him as long as we can, but uh, he's just walking at the rate of his own drum, man. He is like a wild animal. Sometimes you just can not put it in a cage or tame it. It is not like that that it works.
I know what he thinks of his creativity and sometimes when it pushes him in a different direction, that's what he needs to be. I had never imagined that we were all three working elsewhere, or not being here at the same time, unless we were all hurt or sick, whatever, and we had to take time. But I've never imagined, you know, me and Roman here, or me and Ambrose here and Roman somewhere else, or Ambrose, or me … you know, I just did not see it from this way. So it's going to be weird to get into a locker room and he's not here and knowing he will not come back anytime soon. So, certainly, it squeezes my heart a little, but I support him in all the decisions he will make.
Check out the full interview below. The conversation with Ambrose begins around the tenth minute.
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