Everyone knows by now that Dean Ambrose has been added to the main card of WWE Payback, something set to take place next week. This will make the main event of the PPV into a fatal-four-way which was originally set as a triple-threat.

With his addition, it sort of reunites the members of Shield with the Viper, Randy Orton, and one has to think on whether there would be a brewing partnership or heel-turn in the works once the match gets underway. Will Seth Rollins buy one of his former Shield brothers just to retain the WWE Heavyweight belt?

Before getting into detail, it should be worth noting that the insertion of Ambrose drew praises backstage and from the WWE fans as well. Both he and Seth Rollins had actually left a great impression to the WWE fans which should speak well on the last-minute changes made for WWE Payback.

Ambrose has undoubtedly been able to appease the fans, knowing what the WWE universe wants. Unorthodox or someone who falls short of snagging a title, it would really be something, a monumental upset if you may, if he ends up winning the WWE title at Payback. Sadly it doesn't look likely since the WWE is buying time until Rollins comes face-to-face with Brock Lesnar, reportedly at SummerSlam.

Of course, there is a chance that the title could change hands and back again to prepare for that SummerSlam billing. It could happen.

So with Ambrose a fan-favorite, does this mean that Reigns will turn heel? Some rumors suggest that one of the other combatants would turn heel and Reigns has had that following him even before Wrestlemania 31.

On another note, another wrestler who has drawn praises is Ryback. During an interview with Renee Young in Canada, found himself fazed but somehow managed to get back to his senses and control the crowd.

That earned him praises backstage as well, showing big a big improvement as far as being behind the mic is concerned. In the ring, well, a little bit more of polishing should be good for Ryback before he gets a boost in his WWE career.