WWE's Antonio Cesaro: 5 Superstars Who Can Challenge Him At WrestleMania 29

By Siddharth Grover / March 28, 2013

WrestleMania is less than two weeks away, and the card for the biggest event of the year is really starting to shape up. With main events like Rock/Cena and Undertaker/Punk, plus big brawls like Triple H/Lesnar, WWE is set to have an awe-inspiring and qualitative WrestleMania. Yet, with this build up and card, there is one superstar who finds himself being excluded from the main show, even though he is talented, and has paid his dues to be in the WWE. A superstar who, in a short amount of time, has become champion, is not featured on the main card.

That superstar is Antonio Cesaro. After being on a roll since his debut, Antonio Cesaro captured the United States Championship, and went on to consistently defeat superstars and prove himself to the world. Everyone took notice and realized that Cesaro is a big deal, but on April 7th, where stars become superstars; our United States Champion isn't on the card, and will most likely be on the pre-show, or will be excluded from the event altogether. Is this fair? The answer is no. Antonio Cesaro is extremely talented, and has a style of wrestling which works with most of the wrestlers. He can talk, and can act well, yet isn't awarded with a WrestleMania match, yet Fandango and Big E, the two new acquisitions from NXT, are given their debuts on the grandest stage of them all. Join me, as I list down five names who deserve who have a match with Antonio Cesaro at WrestleMania, and have the potential to steal the show with our United States Champion.

5. The Great Khali

The Punjabi Playboy, The Great Khali has had no direction as of late. After the feud with Jinder Mahal, Khali has had no 'real' feuds, and is now treading the waters of the mid card, by randomly defeating mid card heels. Instead of serving no purpose whatsoever, the WWE should do the wise thing here, and have a feud with Cesaro and Khali. If WWE decides to go over the top, the feud could involve USA and India, but overall, a normal feud simply starting from the fact that Khali wants the US Championships can be an enjoyable one. Khali would certainly need a manager to hold his share of promos, but this feud could be interesting to watch. Also, seeing the Great Khali get Neutralized by Antonio Cesaro is an interesting plan. It has happened before, but it will be amazing to witness again. While Khali is sloppy in the ring, the 'big' maneuvers by Cesaro can more or less cover that up, and we could get a solid match, which could build up Cesaro.