After Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins battered each other for nearly 30 minutes on Monday's Raw, each man believed that the WWE Championship was his.
Confusion swirled. The former allies had settled nothing. But this wasn't about reaching a climax; it was about planting seeds for a major shift in the championship picture.
WWE will use the chaos that marked the close of that bout as a means to reintroduce a second world title.
Ahead of their Triple Threat match with Roman Reigns at the Battleground pay-per-view, Ambrose and Rollins collided on Monday night in Providence, Rhode Island. This was the last Raw before th...
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