[BIG E WINNING]

I think it's Dean myself, to be honest. It feels too much like something Ambrose would be hyped of without giving too much away. The question is, if so, how will the play out on WWE programming?

Either way, this could be very epic and an automatic impact for Ambrose or it can wither away like "ItBegins" and Nexus.

[VoiceOfTheVoiceles]

I remember in the promo before the match he had with Punk, Ambrose said he was "The leader of a new generation".

[the fox]

why you guys think this A Revolution is coming thing is for Ambrose?!
it seems like something bigger than a new superstar debut

[Jobberwacky]

It does, but if they let Dean shoot on some of the things he has done recently then it becomes bigger than any one superstar.

It is a major sticking point, especially considering if you were expecting a revolution the natural target would be people power.

[The Arseache Kid]

Originally Posted by the fox

why you guys think this A Revolution is coming thing is for Ambrose?!
it seems like something bigger than a new superstar debut

That only depends on how big they think Ambrose may be. If they see something in him then why not endorse him all over the web (and not the shows which is a big thing too).

[the fox]

[BIG E WINNING]

You know what would be awesome? If Foley came out to pimp a book on RAW or announce to be a guest referee for a main event title match at the upcoming PPV with it being the final RAW till then. All of a sudden, an extended version of the "Revolution" video interrupted him and it ends with a simple black background with white text plainly saying "#thanksmick". That's it. It gives Ambrose his mysterious aura, sells the PPV even more, puts immediate interest and question, sets up the feud, and gets social media (Twitter) on an active spree.

Let the race begin.

[navybluehoodie]

I'm just glad that their feud is hopefully picking up again.

[Gene_Wilder]

Originally Posted by The Winning One™

You know what would be awesome? If Foley came out to pimp a book on RAW or announce to be a guest referee for a main event title match at the upcoming PPV with it being the final RAW till then. All of a sudden, an extended version of the "Revolution" video interrupted him and it ends with a simple black background with white text plainly saying "#thanksmick". That's it. It gives Ambrose his mysterious aura, sells the PPV even more, puts immediate interest and question, sets up the feud, and gets social media (Twitter) on an active spree.

Let the race begin.

I can dig it. Its going to be interesting how WWE introduces Dean and builds the hype around him. Throughout this war of words, I've felt that if WWE had to take sides they'd choose Foley. Maybe I'm wrong?

Between Lesnar's legitimacy, and Paul Heyman's reference to the 'E being "image conscious", it makes me wonder where Ambrose stands. I guess there's a difference with Lesnar being legitimately violent (fair) and Foley being absolutely dangerous (too far). I do like this self-aware thing WWE seems to be doing between Punk Lesnar Heyman and Ambrose. Maybe Punk was right, maybe THIS is the reality era?

Foley has a great role to play in the induction of this new era. He'd like nothing more than to smile for the cameras sell a few books and forget about the generation he scarred. The 7 year olds don't think of Mankind falling from HIAC, they think of lovable Saint Mick. Foley is a metaphor for the WWE.

Ahh now its clearer, of course the WWE will side with Foley over Ambrose. They're the same thing, on the same page, both culpable, both criminals, both reformed, neither punished.

So how do you debut a guy with a counter-productive agenda? Leave that to WWE's resident Barney Phife; asleep on the job. The same guy that let Lesnar back in the WWE -- Big Johnny.

So with Johnny's incompetence, I could see #thanksmick working in debuting Dean Ambrose. Its seemingly harmless on the surface, and Mick would know the perfect way to react to it. He knows what #thanksmick means, the casuals don't.

Can't fucking wait for Ambrose to debut

[CM Jewels]

Thank God WWE is treating this like a big deal.