WrestleZone’s Top 10: What To Watch For At WWE Survivor Series

November 21, 2013

Number 4: The End of Alberto Del Rio

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Every former champion gets their rematch. Alberto Del Rio gets his against John Cena on Sunday. This has to be the end of Del Rio chasing the World Heavyweight Championship. He continues to be put into high profile matches without much charisma or integrity outside of the ring. Feuds suffer at the hands of Del Rio. He is not interesting enough to carry a feud on with John Cena. This has to be the end of Del Rio in this position because he needs to be utilized in a mid card role. Much like Big Show, Del Rio doesn't draw money. He may be good for the Latino population, but he needs to be booked better than this. Why not give Del Rio a new guy to help get over? At least he will not be occupying a spot that could help create a bigger star.

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