Is Dean Ambrose coming back to WWE? Explained

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Dean Ambrose (Credit: ESPN)

We’re traveling to WrestleMania, the biggest event in the professional wrestling industry, for the grand finale of Immortals. The 40th iteration of this annual franchise will take place at WWE. This year’s Road to WrestleMania 40 has been among the most unusual trips in the history of WrestleMania.

In his eagerly awaited return, The Rock has stated that he wants to challenge Roman Reigns in a match at WrestleMania 40.

While The Rock unexpectedly changed the plot by hooking up with Roman Reigns as a villain during the WrestleMania 40 press conference, Cody Rhodes is currently finishing off his incredible two-year quest to defeat Roman Reigns and win the WWE championship.

Dean Ambrose
Dean Ambrose (Credit: ESPN)

During Cody Rhodes’s promo in the most recent Monday Night Raw program, Seth Rollins made an unexpected appearance. The two men were exchanging respect for one another at that moment. Seth Rollins asserted, “I am partly responsible for the monster Roman has become, but now that monster has two heads,” as the cause of Roman Reign’s evil persona.

Is Dean Ambrose coming back to WWE?

Dean Ambrose, who is now well-known as Jon Moxley, is employed with AEW. His bad booking was the primary cause of his 2019 departure from the WWE. The business benefited when Dean Ambrose made his AEW debut in the role of Jon Moxley.

Dean Ambrose
Dean Ambrose (Credit: ESPN)

When Joj Moxley’s AEW contract expired in 2022, he made the decision to continue working with the company till 2027. This new five-year contract expanded his responsibilities at AEW in addition to lengthening his stay. He now has a supervisory role in mentoring and coaching at AEW and is more involved in the business and operational parts of the company.

When Dean Ambrose’s AEW contract expires in 2027, it might signal the start of his WWE comeback. WWE will hold WrestleMania 43 that year, and when Ambrose makes his comeback, we never know—we might see an exciting reunion of The Shield.

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Arin Tripathi is a Bangalore-based Senior Content Writer at OtakuKart and one of the publication's most prolific contributors, with over 3,600 published articles. He specializes in crafting content related to U.S.-based shows and series, with deep focus on Marvel Cinematic Universe coverage, MCU character explainers, and major streaming releases on Netflix and Hulu.

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