Cesaro Says He Doesn't Feel Sorry For Daniel Bryan
Chuck Carroll recently did an interview with WWE star Cesaro for 106.7 The Fan in Washington, D.C.
When asked about Daniel Bryan losing the title due to injury, Cesaro had the following to say:
"One person's bad luck is another person's opportunity…. Daniel Bryan has always been a fierce competitor of mine. With him not in the picture, it makes it maybe a little bit easier for me to get those titles. And I'm all in favor of that.
I work hard as well and nobody feels sorry for me and I don't want anybody to feel sorry for me. Bad things happen. Did it happen at a bad time? Yes, it did. But if you look back at other people, they have bad injuries. I know that Daniel Bryan will recover from it and I more than gladly will give him a shot at my title."
Cesaro was also asked about working with Paul Heyman and whether fans took the Real Americans gimmick too seriously away from the ring.
But the best part of the interview was his sales pitch for the WWE Network. The guy is "all in" for that in a big way.
You can listen to the entire interview at this link.
Will Cesaro Win at MITB?, Can a MITB Win Help Solidify Rollins' Heel Status?
In related news, The Layfield Report has published two new blogs looking at this Sunday's Money in the Bank PPV. The first analyzes the possibility of Cesaro winning the title at MITB, and the other talks a Seth Rollins MITB win solidifying him as a heel. You can check them out below:
WWE: Will Cesaro Become the New Unified Champion at Money in the Bank? http://www.layfieldreport.com/WWE-Will-Cesaro-Become-the-New-.blog
WWE: Is A Money in the Bank Win the Best Way to Justify Seth Rollins' Heel Turn? http://www.layfieldreport.com/WWE-Is-A-Money-in-the-Bank-Win-.blog
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
