5 wrestlers who could have made WrestleMania 33 a classic

33 could have been a classic

When an annual event is celebrated for 33 years straight, it becomes a part of history. It may not be a very prominent part, but still, it is a part of history that future generations will hear stories about.

There are plenty of WrestleMania stories the future generations are yet to know about. In a couple of weeks, this tradition will enter its 33rd edition.

WrestleMania is no longer just a part of wrestling history. It has now become a part of the human history as well. The history of pro-wrestling can not be told without touching base upon the grandest stage of them all.

However, as WrestleMania season approaches, we're reminded of all the horrible booking decisions Vince McMahon and his team makes throughout the year so as to properly disappoint in WrestleMania.

WWE is made up of a roster full of under-utilized talents. A locker room that boasts of such accomplished athletes also becomes home to a disgruntled mob fed up by the system. The forced evolution of the WWE locker room over the years is proof of valuable talents gone to waste.

And since it's WrestleMania season, we've brought you a list of wrestlers that could have made this year's WrestleMania an instant classic. Here you go:

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#1 Cesaro

It’ll be aa while before the Swiss Superman main events WrestleMania

For the second year in a row, Cesaro is a part of a WrestleMania match that has too many participants in it. Despite shining in the last year's IC Title match at WrestleMania, Cesaro is yet again going to be far from a one-on-one competition.

If Cesaro was involved in a one-on-one rivalry around WrestleMania time, we could have expected him to create an instant classic of a match at WrestleMania. After Daniel Bryan, Cesaro is the only wrestler that's not only immensely over with the audiences but is also an incredible worker in the ring and a charmer on the mic.

However unfortunately when you're Vince McMahon, logic and sense don't always prevail. WrestleMania 33 is another instance of the WWE failing to capitalise on Cesaro to recreate the magic Daniel Bryan created at WrestleMania 30.