Ambrose, Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins reunited after SummerSlam and will compete in their first Six Man Tag Team Match tonight against Acting RAW General Manager Baron Corbin and two partners of his choosing.
The Hounds of Justice will also be in action at WWE Super Show-Down on October 6 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia against Braun Strowman and RAW Tag Team Champions Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler.
The two rival groups had an intense segment on RAW at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado where the RAW Tag Team Champions insisted that Ambrose isn’t treated fairly by his Shield team-mates.
The Lunatic Fringe seemed to be taking his rivals’ words to heart as he stood in silence with a serious look on his face.
Ziggler tried to remind him how successful he was on his own on Smackdown as he was the WWE Champion.
The Showoff said: “I was there with you [on Smackdown], you were WWE Champion and you did it all by yourself.
“I saw the fire in your eyes. I know how good you can be. But now they [Rollins and Reigns] have everything and Dean you have nothing.”
McIntyre won a stunning match against Ambrose last week on RAW but considers himself lucky to have come away with the win.
The Scottish Psychopath praised the former world champion’s talent and claims Reigns and Rollins do not appreciate him.
The British grappler said: “Dean, I am a brutally honest individual. People don’t always like what I have to say because quite frankly the truth hurts.
“And the truth is, last week you pushed me to my absolute limit and I was very lucky to come away with the victory.
“Now I want you to look at me right now cause I am gonna be honest with you, look me in the eye.
“Roman and Seth do not appreciate you. Dean, you deserve more.”
Ever since The Shield’s reunion, rumours have been suggesting that Ambrose will ultimately turn on his team-mates.
He was expected to break up The Hounds of Justice during their first reunion but suffered an arm injury that sidelined for almost a year.