4. Cesaro Can't Connect Because Cesaro's "Old School"
Okay. So admittedly, when one first saw Cesaro in his early WWE presentation, he looked like Lou Thesz, and the screen should've faded to black and white like when The Vaudevillians come to the ring in NXT. But, initial looks aside, once Cesaro gets into the ring, he wrestles in a way that few men have wrestled in WWE. He's a throwback, but to the National Wrestling Alliance days of the 1960s, of the smoke filled halls that Vince abhors. Is it possible that Cesaro had to consistently have some of the best matches in the company of the past two years on a regular basis in order to finally be noticed? Certainly. When all you do is wrestle, wrestle, and wrestle some more -- but do so incredibly well, it literally looks like a presentation of wrestling that Vince McMahon tried to kill. Maybe Cesaro's bigger than Vince's idea of what WWE should be, and without McMahon in charge, he's TRULY get a fair shake.
Besides having been an independent professional wrestling manager for a decade, Marcus Dowling is a Washington, DC-based writer who has contributed to a plethora of online and print magazines and newspapers writing about music and popular culture over the past 15 years.
