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#3 Cesaro
If you were to make a list of the top-five most talented performers in WWE right now, Cesaro would be one of the first names the majority of people think of.
“The Swiss Superman” couldn’t have a bad match if he tried and, despite past criticism from Vince McMahon that he doesn’t connect with fans, the former Raw Tag Team champion oozes more charisma now than he ever has before.
In his previous runs as a singles wrestler, he wasn’t given the spotlight he deserved when he was United States champion, while his short stint with Paul Heyman was overshadowed by his new advocate using mic time before matches to boast about Brock Lesnar’s legendary win over The Undertaker.
Cesaro and Sheamus are brilliant together as The Bar, but the “The King of Swing” deserves just as many accolades as his current tag partner, and if he’s to get anywhere near that kind of success he’ll have to go it alone.
