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#2 Worst: WWE using Cesaro as enhancement talent
There are a handful of talents in WWE that can operate at the same level as Cesaro, in my opinion. I didn't like the fact that he was chosen to put over Jeff Hardy in his big return match from all of the talents that could have potentially been handpicked. I wonder if it was a nod to the fact that Jeff Hardy and Sheamus are currently embroiled in a feud and Cesaro and Sheamus used to be a part of a popular WWE tag team known as The Bar.
To me, Cesaro is only a fraction of the star that he can be and so is Shinsuke Nakamura who had a world of potential when he first arrived in WWE. It just seems like WWE goes a certain distance with a few stars and just gives up on them thereafter.
Not only is this unfair to the stars themselves but also to fans who may have backed these WWE stars all the way to the top of the roster.
