Seth Rollin
Seth “Freaking” Rollins as the current WWE World
Heavyweight Champion has referred to himself as not only the top dog in
WWE but also a good wrestler. Yes, the current champion is more of a
wrestler than “sports entertainer.”
Seth Rollins is good at what he does and knows how to
operate around the abilities of his opponent. Rollins is quick and can
easily turn a match into a lightning bolt style of competition. Rollins
has done well with the gold and has been a welcomed chang at the top
spot.
Finn Balor
The name Prince Devitt had been circulating around the
wrestling world for a number of years. In New Japan Pro Wrestling, the
standout Devitt quickly rose through the ranks and made his name on pure
wrestling ability.
Eventually, Prince Devitt would make his way overseas
and find himself in NXT, re-branded as Finn Balor and ready to show the
North American audience his talents; which of course he has been doing
since day one and he now holds the NXT Championship.
Daniel Bryan
It seems as though every time Daniel Bryan would catch a
break, something would go wrong. The man behind the “Yes Movement” grew
organically with the fans and suddenly became the most over Superstar
on the roster.
Will this support continue when/if Daniel Bryan returns
to action? Only time will tell as we eagerly await the day Bryan can
step back between those ropes and do what he loves to do more than
anything else in the world: wrestle.
Cesaro
The compelling story of Cesaro tells the tale of an
underdog fighting for his life in the WWE Universe. Cesaro has all the
wrestling ability a man could ask for but lacks in the personality
department which hinders his push in the process.
Cesaro is going to stick around and outperform almost
everybody while the crowd will continue to cheer for the “Swiss
Superman,” but he is far from the top of the card. It is a hard reality
that Cesaro must face.
Kevin Owens
What makes Kevin Owens the best wrestler
currently in WWE? Owens has a move-set like no other and can transition
styles and speeds with ease. Owens isn’t chiseled or ripped but remains
packed full of athletic ability.
Kevin Owens is also a very interactive wrestler, which
makes him that much better. Yelling things at his opponent while
stealing their moves or mannerisms, screaming at Michael Cole, mocking
the fans; this all comes into play.
Kevin Owens spent years on the independent scene before finally arriving in WWE where he rightfully belongs.
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