WWE: Midcarders in desperate need of a push

Antonio Cesaro

Switzerland can certainly be proud of a lot of things it has brought to the world. Ranging from the likes of watches to tourism to chocolates to even Roger Federer. One more accolade they can add to that list would perhaps be Antonio Cesaro.

A typical pound-for-pound performer, Cesaro is certainly one of the most physically gifted superstars in the WWE. Since making his debut in 2012, Cesaro has done nothing but impress match after match. Like Cody Rhodes, he too is a one time champion, winning the United States Championship from Santino Marella which I would hardly even dub as a contest.

He then feuded with The Miz and Kofi Kingston for the rest of the year, losing the title to the latter on RAW. He is currently a part of the ‘Real Americans’ stable with Zeb Colter and former world champion Jack Swagger.

What makes Cesaro a top notch wrestler is his versatility in offence. He can lift the biggest in the business with ease and also deliver suplex after suplex with utmost perfection. He is multilingual as well and that adds to his mic skills. Even though he was recently dubbed as ‘boring’ by a few WWE officials, he deserves a push nonetheless. He is reduced to someone who squashes jobbers in WWE’s developmental circuit, which is a shame to someone of his calibre.

He certainly has all the skills necessary to become a future champion. However, if they continue making him do what he currently does, he will become just another Vladimir Kozlov.