WWE Roadblock is done and over with and Triple H remains the WWE heavyweight champion. The closest that fans had as far as surprise changes to the WrestleMania 32 card was when Ambrose almost pinned the “Cerebral Assassin."

Thus, the originally planned Triple H vs. Roman Reigns match will remain. Reigns got that privilege when he won over Dean Ambrose and Brock Lesnar at WWE Fastlane.

Close Call for WWE COO

After landing his patented “Dirty Deeds” finisher, it was earlier believed that Ambrose did the improbable until a technicality set in. It turned out that Ambrose’s right leg was under the bottom rope, requiring the match to continue.

Triple H managed to get the win with a beaten Ambrose rolling back into the ring, receiving the WWE COO’s patented pedigree. That sealed the fate of the “Lunatic Fringe," not to mention keeping the previous cards intact at least for now.

Back to Brock or Triple Threat?

Somehow, fans are still playing with the idea that Triple H hasn’t heard the last of Ambrose. He has been known to be relentless, and with two more weeks to go before the big dance, it will be interesting how the remaining WWE shows turn out.

On the official card, Ambrose is scheduled to meet Brock Lesnar in a no-holds-barred street fight despite the fact that the noise surrounding that has died down as of late.

Lesnar was also at WWE Roadblock in a match that turned from a singles match into a handicap match. Bray Wyatt announced that one of his minions, Luke Harper, would be joining him and the match actually looked more like Harper vs. Lesnar than seeing the “Eater of Worlds” in action.

It begs to ask what the arrangement was all about? Will there be more to come from Wyatt?

If so, such could push Ambrose to make a case and make the main card a Triple Threat between Triple H, Reigns and Ambrose. It is not the first time Reigns and Ambrose have been in such a match, with reference to the main card at WWE Fastlane that included Lesnar.

Ambrose and Lesnar Possible Team-Up

Such becomes a curious angle on Wyatt will indeed meet (or, at least, get involved) with Lesnar. Like the Triple H vs. Reigns set, could there be a chance in booking Lesnar and Ambrose?

It all depends on what happens next, starting with WWE Raw. Fans could either see Ambrose stalking Triple H once again or pick up from where he left off against Lesnar.

And Wyatt? He is likely to stick around. In fact, it may not be surprising if the WWE suddenly calls for an awkward tag team match with Ambrose and Lesnar teaming up against the Wyatts.

Bumpy Road to WrestleMania 32

Given those scenarios, WWE fans are in for a wild two weeks with the WWE carrying a lot of cards and twists on at least two of the expected big matches.

Also, it will be interesting to see when Reigns will return. He has been out since suffering from an injured nose courtesy of Triple H, so that could shake up things all the more.

Will there be changes to the cards in the coming weeks?

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