I say yes for Cesaro. Time & time again, I really love watching Cesaro wrestle. Everything about his style and his physical nature matches up perfectly with how the guy looks and carries himself. The only thing that Cesaro is missing in my eyes is strong mic work, though I do think it's something that can be improved on. A while back on Main Event, after he & Kofi had what was one of the best matches of the year thus far, he attacked Kofi backstage and yanked out one of his dreadlocks while talking smack about him. That was an aggressively fierce side of Cesaro that we hadn't seen and it felt natural. It didn't at all feel forced, unlike what we've seen with him thus far in terms of his character. Cesaro's character has been pretty limited but he's worked really hard with what he's been given and the fans obviously respect him for his abilities in the ring. Aside from his match with Kofi, Cesaro has been involved in some of WWE's best matches so far this year.
I like the idea of Cesaro as part of a tag team right now, however, as well. Being one half of the "Real Americans" seems like an odd fit when you look at the initial stance on immigration Coulter & Swagger had as characters. Even though they're now against "illegal immigration" rather than immigration as a whole, it still has a kind of awkward feel when you think of the kind of legit controversy that was initially generated. At the same time though, while it feels strange, I do see where WWE is coming from with the addition of Cesaro. In some ways, he embodies the "American Dream" of someone coming from a foreign land who works extremely hard and earns great success in America. Personally though, if WWE wants Cesaro as a major tag team force then, in my opinion, bring Kassius Ohno up from NXT and spend the next several months building them as a very strong babyface tag team not just in matches, but also give them promo time to work
I think one issue that WWE has right now, though it can be a pretty positive issue, is that there are a LOT of talented roster members carrying titles or in the midst of big pushes. As a result, as a fan, sometimes it can be hard for me to lock on someone that I'd personally like to see get pushed. The Shield is doing much to well overall to lose steam in my opinion at this point in time, the WHC is up in the air with possibly either Rhodes or Sandow looming to cash in MITB if they have a match for it, Christian just beat Del Rio on Raw so it's likely he'll be in the title picture soon, Ziggler is someone that could find himself in the WHC picture again soon, all signs are pointing to Daniel Bryan being a major player in the WWE Championship for much, if not the rest, of this year & beyond, CM Punk is looming around, Randy Orton has the WWE Championship MITB briefcase.
Generally speaking, I think the weakest title scene is probably the IC title right now. Axel has done a solid job thus far as a heel mid-card champ and he doesn't really have any challengers lined up at the moment. Axel doesn't have Dean Ambrose's presence, charisma or personality at this point in time but, then again, neither does Cesaro. I suppose they could always turn Cesaro babyface to feud with Axel but, in my eyes, it needs to be something other than a standard babyface. If WWE went in this direction then, and this is just my opinion & a little bit of fantasy booking, I think success MIGHT be found by having Cesaro embrace his indy roots. While I doubt WWE would do this, something like that could be accomplished with him renouncing his wrestling name and using his real one. Fans like babyfaces that have an edge about them and one who looks like he's lashing out against the establishment, in this case the WWE corporate machine, so it could inject some life into him.
He could have amazing feuds with both Cena and Punk.
