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Cesaro has been released from WWE and here are a few Twitter reactions
“The Swiss Superman” has let go of a contract extension with WWE. WWE and Cesaro had been in negotiations over a new agreement. Unfortunately, it didn’t come to fruition.
WWE has released many superstars over the last couple of years. Many promising superstars have been abruptly shown the door. WWE had listed the pandemic and the necessity for cost-cutting as the reasons behind the releases.
EC3, Erick Rowan, Kairi Sane, Nia Jax, No Way Jose, Akam, Rezar, Sara Logan, Rusev, Aleister Black, Andrade and Bray Wyatt are some of the superstars who were released. All these wrestlers had promise but were unfortunately released from the company.
According to reports, Cesaro turned down the contract. By virtue of this, he won’t have to go through the 90-day non compete clause.
The 41-year old was a very physical wrestler full of potential.WWE couldn’t utilise him to a T. He had the makings of a world champion, but he had to be content with tag titles and the United States Championship title.
The “pound for pound” strongest man in WWE has shocked the wrestling world with his exit. While some are of the opinion that Cesaro will be handled better in other wrestling platforms.
We take a look at how the Twitter world is reacting to the latest superstar leaving the WWE roster:
Cesaro’s long time confidante, Seth Rollins, shared a GIF on his twitter handle of the Swiss Superman performing the UFO (Unidentified Flying Opponent) during their match last year at WrestleMania 37.
Rollins and Cesaro go way back as they competed for the Ring of Honor, before coming to WWE.
Cesaro is highly talented and has age on his side. He will be in high demand in a number of places. The talented wrestler has a lot of fans willing him on. He would look to build his legacy in a new company. The news of his exit is certainly a dampener though, heading into ‘Mania.
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