Dean Ambrose played a joke on Seth Rollins


LAFAYETTE, La. —The best show on Thursday night saw WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins go to war against Dolph Ziggler, Intercontinental Champion Ryback battle both The Miz and Big Show’s gigantic threats and six combatants fight tooth and nail for Money in the Bank Ladder Match advantage.
                                    
On Monday, Dean Ambrose toured New Orleans with Seth Rollins’ WWE World Heavyweight Title still in his possession, before helping J&J Security defeat the reigning titleholder and flooring his onetime “brother” with Dirty Deeds.
It was in the wake of all this, The Lunatic Fringe kicked off SmackDown, promising to walk out of Sunday’s Ladder Match against Rollins as the World Champion. Rollins soon emerged, vowing to overcome Ambrose Sunday and demanding his title back. To the surprise of the WWE Universe, Ambrose opted to oblige — only to reveal moments later that it was not the real title after all.
As it turned out, The Architect would have more immediate problems, as Director of Operations Kane joined the party and placed him into a match against Money in the Bank Contract Ladder Match competitor Dolph Ziggler.

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