Title This: WWE Smackdown Reaction “Cesaro Steps Up Big Time”

February 15, 2014

The Main Events

The State of the WWE Tag Team Division

After WWE Smackdown, it seems like WWE is going in a fresh and new way in terms of the WWE Tag Team Division. The first thought that I had after seeing The Uso's pick up the win is that when will Cody and Goldust split and face off against one another? This tweet below is from Goldust earlier in the week:

I repeat… I WILL NOT BE FIGHTING MY BROTHER AT MANIA!!!!!!! Time has passed. Think what u want. Wouldnt get the spotlight it deserves.

— GOLDUST (@Goldust) February 13, 2014

Score: 6/10

Cesaro Steps Up in the Main Event

He drops the name Antonio and picks up a huge win over Randy Orton. Seeing Cesaro win may just be the storyline of Randy Orton losing to his opponents before the Elimination Chamber and coming out as champion. That is the likely scenario, but Cesaro came out and put on a great match. Give credit to both guys in this match. Randy Orton needed to step up his personality in the ring while facing another "heel." Can't you see Cesaro thriving as a face in the WWE? I sure can andn am a big fan of that happening. Cesaro has an offensive skill set for fans to cheer him. The European uppercut is fantastic and rare to see these days. The Cesaro Swing is always a crowd pleaser. The best part about Cesaro, to the fans, is that HE CAN WRESTLE. Simple, huh? He stepped up in a big spot and Orton put on another classic match.

Score: 8/10

WWE Smackdown Grade: 7/10

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