WrestleZone’s Top 10: What We Learned From Night of Champions

September 19, 2013

Number 8: Dolph Ziggler Upset Somebody

I find it shocking to see Dolph Ziggler lose again and again, especially after turning face. When a superstar does that, it usually means success is on the way. He can wrestle with a phone book and still make it interesting and fun to watch. He has the charisma and the aptitude to really make his character different. With his loss to Dean Ambrose and his lack of progression, I really do think he pissed someone off backstage to be pushed down like this. What did he do wrong? That is the ultimate question. No matter what, the cream always rises to the top. He is very good and will continue to get better.

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