Fans have expressed their disappointment towards Claudio Castagnoli's (FKA Cesaro in WWE) current run in AEW.
Claudio established himself as one of the premier players of the independent circuit before signing with WWE in 2011. During his 11-year-long run with the company, he held the United States and Tag Titles. However, fans never felt like he had truly reached the heights of his true potential.
He sought to end that run this year, departing WWE after the expiration of his contract and appearing in AEW at the Forbidden Door event in June. He has since fought alongside the Blackpool Combat Club in Blood & Guts. He captured his first world title by defeating then-ROH Champion Jonathan Gresham at Death Before Dishonor.
However, his success has not done enough to convince certain fans that he is better off after making the move. The criticism may lie with the explanation given by the user below:
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Others, however, pointed to his decorated run with Sheamus as The Bar before suggesting he had done little to elevate the ROH Title before his loss to Chris Jericho.
Judging by the reactions, a few believe he may have had the better side of things in WWE than AEW. He is only four months deep into his All Elite career, so it's still early.
Claudio Castagnoli will challenge for the ROH Title at AEW Full Gear
Castagnoli will have an opportunity to recapture the ROH Title at the upcoming Full Gear event. He will challenge for Jericho's belt in a four-way match involving the Le Champion, Sammy Guevara, and Bryan Danielson.
It's shaping up to be an intriguing battle, with Guevara and Jericho coming from the Jericho Appreciation Society and Bryan and Claudio belonging to the Blackpool Combat Club.
Bryan will also wrestle Guevara on this week's Dynamite, squaring off against the Spanish God in a two-out-of-three Falls match. He had previously challenged for Jericho's title but lost after Daniel Garcia's interference.
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