Possible Cesaro push?

[DJS92491]

Why do so many people need to be told by WWE why a wrestler is good?

I mean, I'm sometimes dumbfounded on what people do not see in Antonio Cesaro. Why wouldn't he be successful? He's the kind of strong guy that Vince McMahon loves, he's got a great look, and he's bilingual. He's basically a prototypical International Superstar in WWE's eyes. He's not going on Google Translate before his matches, guys, he actually can fluently speak 5 different languages.

The biggest issue that people have with him right now is his promo ability, but he hasn't even gotten a chance to really talk yet. I've seen his promo work before, and while of course it can definitely use some work, look at Daniel Bryan! He used to be god awful at promos, but now he's one of the best promo men that WWE has. And unlike Bryan, Antonio Cesaro actually fits the image of a WWE Superstar. Am I saying that one is better than the other? If I was, then yeah, Daniel Bryan is the best technical wrestler in the world, and so he's better than Antonio. However, Antonio is very much in Daniel Bryan's league as an in-ring performer, and all he has to do is find his comfort zone on the mic to put himself in a status beyond even Sheamus.

Just wait and see, WrestleZone. I guarantee you that WWE isn't crazy for loving Antonio Cesaro.

EDIT: One example of his charisma. It isn't much, but just to let you all know that it is in fact there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1Yr5e7BtfE

[SaveUsCMPunk]

Like most people, I'm surprised that he beat Brodus cleanly. I'm a little disappointed in WWE, because I was hoping for the rumored Brodus-Cesaro program. Instead, it's a throwaway, meaningless match on Raw. I kind of feel bad for Brodus. Look at the way Damien Sandow's streak came to an end and look at the way Brodus's came to an end. Brodus lost to Big Show after a ****ing "failed" bodyslam attempt and Sandow lost after a fairly competitive match with Sheamus. I kind of wonder if he'll ever even hold a midcard title.

As for Cesaro, clearly he's getting pushed. My favorite things about him are those fist movements he does before and after matches and that neck crack he does. That uppercut he does is cool as well and the Neutralizer is an OK finisher. I'd much rather see him with the US championship than Santino!

[Just Do It]

He seems to be - I just wish he wasn't. I find him bland, boring and I don't relate to him at all. He has a generic look, this whole "I speak 5 language| thing got very old very quick and I'd much rather see a heel push go to Tyson Kidd, who by all accounts is great on the mic but we just never get to see it, or even more attention paid to Cody.

[Evolution1991]

Ive really enjoyed Cesaro's matches and segments recently. I hope he holds on to the US Title for ages, but even then when he does lose it, keep him in this pool of talent and matches. I fear that after he loses the US Title he will start getting pushed even higher which for now I do not feel is completely necessary. I think he is doing very well in trying to make the US title alot more relevant again.

[theBec2101]

What do you mean POSSIABLE push? Do you watch wrestling? he is already being pushed he got a clean dominate victory over Clay. I do like the guy. He can truly wrestle. I don’t like the gimmick that much. I don’t really care for the whole 7 language thing. Don’t really get it nor do I care.

[The Fabulous Rougeau's]

Originally Posted by theBec2101

What do you mean POSSIABLE push? Do you watch wrestling? he is already being pushed he got a clean dominate victory over Clay. I do like the guy. He can truly wrestle. I don’t like the gimmick that much. I don’t really care for the whole 7 language thing. Don’t really get it nor do I care.

Settle down guy. I started this thread after he had that match on Raw and dominated Brotus. You know that's usually the time you begin to talk about a guy getting a push. Not two weeks later when its clear as day that is the direction.

[HBsam31]

I am all for seeing more of Cesaro. I think right now they are building him up to be a strong US champ, and I think that is perfect fit for him right now. I have been enjoying his matches and segments, and I think he is just what the US title needed. His decisive win over Brodus is a good thing to. I wish they would start doing number one contender matches for his title, and then when he defends it at least the challenger has earned his spot and not just defended against a random opponent. I hope they keep making him look strong, and have some solid title defenses.