WWE: 10 Reasons Antonio Cesaro Is The Most Underrated Wrestler Today

1. Strength

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtwcpuislI0 Big E Langston is a champion power lifter. Mark Henry was the Worlds Strongest Man. Cesaro might not be a weightlifting champion, but his ability to lift another human being is quite incredible. The WWE is not a strongman competition nor a powerlifting competition, the ability to lift weights in the gym does not make someone a great superstar, but Cesaro's power is simply astonishing. Not only does this make his offence look incredible, but it also allows him to perform acts that other superstars just aren't capable of. Twice in the last year Cesaro has performed his finishing manoeuvre, called The Neutralizer, on The Great Khali. That is no mean feat. Khali weighs 350 pounds, which is impressive enough, but it is Khali's height (7 ft 1 in) makes such a move incredibly awkward. Cesaro's immense strength allowed him to pull of this move, and in reality he made it look relatively easy. It's not just that this makes things look great for the fans, Cesaro's strength allows him to perform these moves safely as well. More recently Cesaro has started to add the giant swing to his offence in WWE, a move he used frequently on the independent circuit. Grabbing his opponents around the legs and swinging them around, and around, and around, and around. This move on its own is threatening to turn Cesaro into a much loved face in the WWE. People can't help but be impressed by this move, and when he performs it on giants like The Great Khali or Brodus Clay the reaction is just multiplied. During the Royal Rumble Cesaro received a huge ovation for his 30 rotation swing on Seth Rollins. People love watching Cesaro performing these circus strongman style feats of strength, and they have added a new dimension to his in-ring character.