Since he made his main roster debut for WWE over two years ago, Cesaro's career has resembled a roller coaster; so many ups and just as many downs. WWE pushed Cesaro and gave him the United States Title and his reign as champion lasted nearly a year before they gave the title to Kofi Kingston (of all people). Then they put Cesaro with Jack Swagger and The Real Americans were given a decent push in the tag team division before Cesaro became a "Paul Heyman guy" and, after a few months with Heyman, Cesaro was again pushed back down the roster and he's been jobbing ever since.
In my mind, Cesaro has what it takes to be the World Champion in WWE, but it's become obvious that WWE does not feel the same way. WWE keeps getting out hopes up by making us think that Cesaro is actually going to be made into a legitimate player in the company, but they keep pushing him back down the card. Cesaro is a solid and consistent performer and I simply do not understand why WWE refuses to utilize him properly. So, my question is, has WWE given up on Cesaro? Is he destined to be a jobber for the rest of his WWE career? Or do you think Cesaro will get his chance to be a main event player?
Since he made his main roster debut for WWE over two years ago, Cesaro's career has resembled a roller coaster; so many ups and just as many downs. WWE pushed Cesaro and gave him the United States Title and his reign as champion lasted nearly a year before they gave the title to Kofi Kingston (of all people). Then they put Cesaro with Jack Swagger and The Real Americans were given a decent push in the tag team division before Cesaro became a "Paul Heyman guy" and, after a few months with Heyman, Cesaro was again pushed back down the roster and he's been jobbing ever since.
In my mind, Cesaro has what it takes to be the World Champion in WWE, but it's become obvious that WWE does not feel the same way. WWE keeps getting out hopes up by making us think that Cesaro is actually going to be made into a legitimate player in the company, but they keep pushing him back down the card. Cesaro is a solid and consistent performer and I simply do not understand why WWE refuses to utilize him properly. So, my question is, has WWE given up on Cesaro? Is he destined to be a jobber for the rest of his WWE career? Or do you think Cesaro will get his chance to be a main event player?