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#1. Cesaro
When Cesaro first broke into the WWE's main roster scene around 2012, he was certainly considered as a hot prospect, given how amazing he was (well, still is) inside the ring. Stylistically, Cesaro can pretty much adapt to every single style against every single opponent he steps into the ring with. Be it technical, high-flying, or display of sheer strength and power, Cesaro can pretty much do it all when he steps into the Pro Wrestling ring.
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A few years ago, during his rise to the top as a singles star, Cesaro shared the ring with the very best WWE had to offer, such as John Cena, Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, Kevin Owens and several other big names. While making his way to the top of the mountain, Cesaro was praised by many living legends of the business, such as the likes of 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin and Ric Flair, who for one thought Cesaro was WWE World Champion material and billed him as a "phenomenal" performer.
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Flair even insisted to provide the managerial role for Cesaro, in order to build him up for a major storyline against Brock Lesnar. However, none of that ever happened and instead, we got to see Cesaro and Sheamus form a tag team known as The Bar.
But, with Brock Lesnar reportedly on his way over to SmackDown Live, maybe it is finally time for WWE to pull the switch on Cesaro and push him as a singles star. Sure, there is absolutely no reason for them to break up The Bar but pushing 'The Swiss Superman' and vouching for a match against 'The Beast Incarnate' sounds pretty good to me.
The WWE Universe themselves would love to see Cesaro's immense display of power against someone like Lesnar, so why not make it happen later this year itself?
