WWE are as guilty as anyone of not really seeing what they have right in front of them,

beating to botched pushes that have sunk even the best of wrestlers in the eyes of the audience.

So I am Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling?

And right here, my friends, is eight wrestlers W. pushed in the worst way possible. Number eight,

Dean Ambrose. If you've read

John Moxley's excellent Mox

autobiography, then you'll know that

he is deadly serious about the art of

professional wrestling. The smell of the canvas.

The contrast of styles that each performer

brings to the table, the

sheer physicality and grit of combat. These are the reasons that Moxley is in love with the

squared circle and his ridiculous run as Dean Ambrose is largely why his post-WWB career has

revolved around gritty realism. So thank WWE for the Death Riders?

Eh, maybe.

Dean Ambrose is one of the most egregious cases of W.B.

fundamentally misunderstanding a character in company history.

When debuting in The Shield, Ambrose was the group's unhinged agent of chaos.

And WB creative saw this psychotic menace and decided to turn it to wacky.

Ambrose went from being viciously maniacal to being portrayed as an idiot who was just out of control.

The lunatic fringe was no longer a feral berserker.

He was so out of his mind and zany that he'd have a feud over a potted plant or bring a hot dog

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