What is it that Cesaro is supposedly "missing"?

[NoyaPerez20]

Originally Posted by Rammsteinmad He's lacking the key element that WWE are looking for. Youth. At 33, I'm sure in WWE's eyes he's already passed his sell-by date and isn't a hot prospect for the future.

Just to go out there, KENTA is 33 years old and he seems to be doing fine in NXT. Daniel Bryan is 33 years old, and he held the belt this year. John Cena who constantly gets title shots his 37 years old, and he is getting another title shot with Brock Lesnar, who is also 37 years old. So your comment is a bit invalid.

[Rammsteinmad]

Originally Posted by NoyaPerez20 Just to go out there, KENTA is 33 years old and he seems to be doing fine in NXT. Daniel Bryan is 33 years old, and he held the belt this year. John Cena who constantly gets title shots his 37 years old, and he is getting another title shot with Brock Lesnar, who is also 37 years old. So your comment is a bit invalid.

Cena is "the man" right now, so his age is totally irrelevant, same for Lesnar. They both have history and name value. Hideo Itami is doing well for himself right now in NXT, but unless he can pull out a huge Daniel Bryan-esque gimmick that catches on big time, I don't think he'll be headlining any major PPV's any time soon.

Daniel Bryan is a rare exception in that his "yes" thing really caught on when he was 30/31, which built up to a point that WWE couldn't ignore it anymore.

[Anybody Thrilla]

Originally Posted by Rammsteinmad Cena is "the man" right now, so his age is totally irrelevant, same for Lesnar. They both have history and name value. Hideo Itami is doing well for himself right now in NXT, but unless he can pull out a huge Daniel Bryan-esque gimmick that catches on big time, I don't think he'll be headlining any major PPV's any time soon. Daniel Bryan is a rare exception in that his "yes" thing really caught on when he was 30/31, which built up to a point that WWE couldn't ignore it anymore.

Cesaro's swing was catching on, but WWE made it seem lame, just like they always do when something gets popular.

[NoyaPerez20]

Originally Posted by Rammsteinmad Cena is "the man" right now, so his age is totally irrelevant, same for Lesnar. They both have history and name value. Hideo Itami is doing well for himself right now in NXT, but unless he can pull out a huge Daniel Bryan-esque gimmick that catches on big time, I don't think he'll be headlining any major PPV's any time soon. Daniel Bryan is a rare exception in that his "yes" thing really caught on when he was 30/31, which built up to a point that WWE couldn't ignore it anymore.

You do realize that while Cena was the man for the last 5-7 years, Triple H who was in his late 30s and early 40s was also winning the WWE Championship? And even Undertaker was winning championships in his late 30s and early 40s. Randy Orton also won the championship in his early 30s. A lot of the wrestlers won the WWE Championship at their 30s and 40s. Just recently you head The Rock win a WWE Championship at the age of 38.