Hearing Paul praise Cesaro makes me so happy. He was such a talent, and they didn't seem to try to push him into main event territory when he had the potential to be so great

Cesaro they really dropped the ball he had so much potential

Imagine the Cesaro Swing on Brock Lesnar 🤔🤣😂

i remember cesaro pinning wwe champion randy orton clean. i thought now this is the moment! and i was wrong :(

Cesaro at least had potential. Curits Axel was always doomed to the lower card

Curtis Axel is still in the Royal Rumble!

Heyman didnt even bother to talk about Ryback X´D

Heyman is just the Phil Jackson of pro wrestling. He doesn't create the talent, he unlocks the dynasty ☝️

The fans loved cesaro and the company was not behind him that’s for sure.

Axel winning the intercontinental championship on Father’s Day should’ve been the perfect opportunity to refine him better going forward. Literally should’ve called him Curtis ‘the axe’ Henning then and there

You can see the Paul Heyman ethos of "Enforce the positives and hide the negatives" that everyone talks about at work here. CVV says Cesaro's weakness is his promos and Paul Heyman instantly comes up with "Yeah but he can speak five languages. Have him promo that way." Thats why he's a wrestling genius.

I met Curtis' sister (Kurt Hennig's daughter) at her work. She's a really nice girl, very personable and happy to talk about her Dad. It was a real pleasure.

GORLAMI

😂 didn't expect to hear Heyman say that

I'm glad Heyman gave Cesaro props for his mic work. I never really got people saying he lacked charisma and/or mic skills.

And if he was consistently given main event mic time, he would have just gotten better at it.

Curtis Axel debut against HHH on TV was a Wow. What could have benn?

Cesaro will go down as one of the biggest "what if's" in the history of WWE entertainment.
To hear Paul Heyman praise him, and John Cena says he can headline WrestleMania with him. Vince McMahon and triple h at that time really dropped the ball on him

Cesaro throwing Big Show over the top rope in the first Andre the Giant memorial battle royal, is a top 5 Wrestlemania moments of all time.

Paul Hayman is so much more enjoyable and easier to listen to when he’s not in front of a large audience and he doesn’t try to play it up so much. I enjoyed this interview so much.

Cesaro might actually be WWE's biggest fumble, up there with Samoa Joe.

I feel the thing with Cesaro was that right before he was paired with Heyman, he'd been building so much babyface momentum (leaving Swagger and Zeb, being in the chamber, winning the Andre battle royale, and overall having a really exciting wrestling style). The fans wanted to cheer him.

Then when he was paired with Paul, right after Brock broke the streak, the fans weren't cheering him anymore, but it was Heyman and Brock they really wanted to boo, not Cesaro. This resulted in him getting dud reactions, and maybe that's why his push ended.