Cesaro push yay or nay

Simply put, HELL YAY to the push! This guy is fantastic! He puts on an amazing performance every, single, time. I think he should win the IC and US Titles before finally getting to that point where he is getting World Title opportunities, but I 100% believe this guy should be in the Main Event scene.

I honestly feel like they wouldn't ever give him the WWE Title, but I would lol. Maybe have him win MITB, and cash in on someone. Still, even if he doesn't win the WWE Title, he should win plenty of IC, US, and Tag Titles, and be in the Main Event picture getting World Title matches, if for no other reason than to make the Main Event scene look good with some top quality matches and performances that this guy can give.

And I know he isn't great on the mic, but he doesn't need to be! His performances speak for themselves. I always thought people like Daniel Bryan, and even my favorite Bret Hart weren't great on the mic. Just guys talking. Nothing flashy, nothing bad ass, nothing hilarious, and sometimes even with mess ups in delivery. But their matches, and performance meant SO much more.

And Hell, our current World Champ Roman Reigns blows on the mic. I cringe every time he opens his mouth to speak, and I like Roman.

Yay. I don't know how out of his mind Vince has to be to seriously believe that Cesaro doesn't connect with the crowd yet thinks Reigns does.

People crap on Cesaro's mic skills but it's not like Roman is any better. Plus the guy got over with his wrestling. Let that be what pushed him to the top.

You put Cesaro against HHH last night and I doubt they sell any less tickets to WM.

They need to figure out what to do wth him. He's got the look and is obviously insane in the ring, but has no character and hasn't shown any spark on the mic. I'm curious what Paul Heyman would do with him.

I was coming here to say exactly this lol.

Heyman with Cesaro would have worked if Heyman didn't spend 99.9999999999999% of every promo with Cesaro standing beside him talking about Brock Lesnar. At the very least once they split Cesaro and Heyman up they should of had Cesaro step up an challenge Lesnar saying if it wasn't for Heyman holding him down by going on and on and on and on about Lesnar Cesaro would have been a top draw by now.

In his early days as a top face, Batista had turned on HHH and Flair. He was alone.

I think this is one of my biggest pet peeves with wrestling fans. Those that think charisma and mic skills are the same thing.
Cesaro has charisma.

You guys remember Daniel Bryan? Dude was basically horrible on the mic. Cesaro just needs a hook; like literally one dumb thing he does or says that people can mimic and he will be a massive deal. Some weird priorities when people want to see the pretty, tanned guy wrestle mediocre matches instead of a ing godly athlete tear the house down every night.

Am I saying Cesaro can be the Rock? No. But Roman Reigns can't be either and I sure as hell know who I'd prefer to see wrestle Aj Styles in PPV main events.

Yeah, for lack of a better term, Cesaro just has a certain swagger about him in the way he carries himself. He has a natural charisma for sure, but it doesn't translate to his mic skills. I feel the same way about Apollo Crews.

This basically, but I want to piggyback off it.

I think Caesaro is the complete package personally. He is over because of his wrestling, good solid look, and I thought the Superman suit entrance last night was a stroke of genius. His mic skills are average, but a lot of legends had average mic skills at the start and worked into component mic workers (Bret is the prime example). It's really a matter of comfort in front of the camera and figuring out how to take the pre written promos they give guys and make it his own.

I'll give you an example of how comfort works. I recently got my teaching license, and in my student teaching experience I learned there are two aspects of audience interaction. 1. Build rapport with them, which is something Caesaro has done with his matches and physical charisma. 2. Find that comfort speaking in front of them to get your point across in a way that gets them to believe in you. This is what Caesaro needs to work on and it just comes with time. Some guys get it earlier and easier than others, but to say Caesaro is doomed to the midcard is ignorant and not a fair assessment of his abilities. If he's worked that hard to become good in the ring, he has the work ethic to tighten up the holes in his game.