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I was also thinking that Cesaro could make a pretty good babyface in general. I was going to make a thread about this, but I'm too lazy. Being a strong foreign guy that isn't the best talker seems to lend itself pretty well to heel stature, but Cesaro's explosiveness and incredible feats of strength in the ring are things to marvel at.
At Night of Champions, I hope The Real Americans actually win the Tag Team Turmoil match. It's not like people are going to order Night of Champions for the Tag Team Title match this time around. The Usos and The Prime Time Players, for all their virtues, aren't really "heavy" teams. I'm not saying that The Real Americans have been treated as such, either, but I don't think it'd really matter if they got the nod.
In that match, have Rollins and Swagger take it in turns to be beaten down. Cesaro goes on a rampage and looks to have the match won, but it's stolen from them with Dean Ambrose interference. After the match, a dejected Cesaro (who takes the pinfall) is attacked by Jack Swagger under orders from Zeb Colter, who informs Cesaro that this is "tough love."
On RAW, Zeb Colter and Jack Swagger stand in the ring and Colter explains what happened at Night of Champions. Cesaro has been losing too much, so he and Swagger made an effort to toughen him up, but they'll welcome him back with open arms. Cesaro's Dean Malenko theme hits, and he walks out to the ring, arms behind his back, not showing much emotion. He gets in the ring after wiping his feet, and then proceeds to beat the ever-living crap out of Swagger as Colter flees. Cesaro tosses Swagger from the ring and then stands with their flag held up -- then proceeds to rip it in half before posing for the hard cameras with his hands behind his back looking like a badass.
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