Does Dean Ambrose deserve to beat Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns at Fast Lane for a shot at the WWE Championship at Wrestlemania? The short, but obvious answer to that question is yes. Each week on Raw, the WWE Universe expresses their feelings regarding Ambrose, Reigns, and Lesnar. Let's just say that Ambrose is their favorite, and it is time for the company to listen.
Over with the Fans
When Ambrose's music hits, the fans cheer. The same can't be said for Reigns, it's simply. On the most recent installment of Raw, Ambrose was F5'd by Lesnar early on in the show. That didn't stop Ambrose from going out into the ring later in the show and calling Lesnar out to the ring. Lesnar came out after some begging, and again beat down Ambrose. Still, the Lunatic Fringe asked the Beast Incarnate to get back into the ring after the second F5 of the evening. Reigns would came out to save his buddy Ambrose, which the fans weren't overly fond of. Still, this segment proved that the fans love Ambrose and his lunatic ways.
Better Performer
Part of the reason that the fans love Ambrose is that he is much better in the ring than Reigns. Of the three, Ambrose is by far the most versatile performer. He can be the guy that gets physical, but he also gets much more creative than Lesnar and Reigns. Watch Reigns wrestle and you will see the same few moves over and over, but the same can't be said for the Lunatic Fringe. If Reigns goes on to wrestle Triple H at Wrestlemania, the 46 year old, COO of the company will have to carry Reigns the entire match. The same cannot be said for Ambrose, and it would be one hell of a match, something fans got a teaser of at the Royal Rumble.
Likely Won't Get Push
At the end of the day, Ambrose likely won't get the push that the fans want and he deserves. WWE seems to have their mind made up when it comes to Roman Reigns. Ambrose seems to get more popular week-by-week, but his on-camera friendship with Reigns could come back to bite him. The company could take an interesting route and have Ambrose turn on Reigns at Fast Lane, which would send his popularity through the roof, but that just doesn't seem like the case at this point.