[Jerichoholic #7]

Definitely. The way Ziggler's been going, there should be no problem with him capturing the World Title.

 

[Mister Hands]

I'm hoping he'll get the belt sometime in 2012. His slow build to the IC belt proved worth the wait, as will his gradual rise to the world title.

 

[Roler42]

he's definetely ready, his match at the royal rumble made it clear he will be able to hold a belt, all that is left is to see if wwe will be pulling the trigger anytime this year

 

[Prospekt's March]

Yep, he's awesome. He'll slowly find his niche in the main event, he still needs Vickie as his manager at this point so his eventual world title win doesn't need to get rushed, i'm sure majority of fans already start to warm up to him, WWE just needs to keep giving Ziggler countless opportunities to prove that he's main event worthy (his match with Edge at RR was a nice start). I'm not worried about his future at all, he's clearly one of future stars and he will become a big time player in near future.

 

[DR JUPES]

He doesn't have the charisma yet to hold the title at this stage. But he's progressed into the main event when you would have thought last year that McIntyre would be in his position as he did steal his IC reign.

 

[Vin Ghostal]

What can you say about the guy? I've been a fan since the Spirit Squad days. He has all the tools, and either he or Daniel Bryan have put on the best match of the night at each of the last SIX pay per views. That's no joke. A little work on the mic skills and he's there.

 

[Something Savage]

Ziggler has really cranked up the quality of his in-ring work lately. You have to give the guy credit. When he's been given the stage, he's delivered. It's been consistent, and I think WWE is showing appreciation for that.

On the other hand, I still believe he needs more time to work on his mic skills & showcase that aspect. When that catches up to his in-ring performances, you'll have a bonafide star.

He could really use a personal, extended, heated rivalry with a main event act or two before going for a top belt again.

 

[619Animal]

I still say its too premature to think of him as a future world champion. Besides Del Rio will certainly grab that spot before Ziggler anyways. Ziggler is great talent, his ring skills is amazaing and loved his matches with Mysterio, Morrison, and R-Truth much throughout 2009-2010. As a world champion? I just don't see the aura or the stage presence to be at the level and 2012 just doesn't seem like the year for him to main event. I say keep him around as a top-tier upper carder and engage him in programs that will shed some more light to see if he can main event. As of right now I don't see it and certainly Kingston and Del Rio are better options at least for now.

 

[Bubz]

Yeah, i was saying over in the other wrestling section how good the guy is, his ring skills are great and he is usualy the workhorse, apart from the Bryan matches where i thought they both made the matches great.

 

[Xist2inspire]

He's definitely a rising star and someone to watch closely in 2010, but let's be real: World Champion is a tad bit too much right now. A large part of his success last year came from his association with Vickie. Without her, he'd probably be nothing more than a heel version of Kofi Kingston.

I'd like to see him talk more, begin to branch out on his own, away from Vickie. If he can manage to remain over by himself, he's set. Major props to him for seizing the opportunity and turning his ring work up a couple of notches, but he's still got some work to do.

 

[silverspirit2001]

Noticed he was getting "Lets go Ziggler" chants at the Royal Rumble!

So he is getting pops from the adult male audience at least.

 

[Jerichaholic4life]

I still find him good not great. His matches of late have been pretty good but again not great.

As for his promos, I've yet to see anything that stands out for me which proves he could hack it as a World Champion. I really don't get the hype at the moment.

 

[Kratosx23]

There's nothing wrong with him in the ring, but he has major problems in every other arena, especially his stage presence, which does not actually exist.

 

[Chicken Dinner]

Dolph Ziggler is actually pretty entertaining. Back then I couldn't stand him but once he got into NXT, I got used to him. He laughs and acts like a monkey on NXT, I don't know if any of you have noticed the mannerisms.

 

[Ryu Hayabusa]

hes very good in the ring but for some reason i cant take him seriously must have something to do with him being a former spirit squad member...

 

[Target 02]

He doesn't have the charisma yet to hold the title at this stage. But he's progressed into the main event when you would have thought last year that McIntyre would be in his position as he did steal his IC reign.

Sheamus was a brute who did nothing but cheapshot people and yet became WWE Champion quickly.

Ziggler has what it takes.

 

[dangreenday]

Dolph is one of the best in the wwe right now!!! he deserves the biggest push of his life

 

[socash11]

I agree, he puts more into NXT than most of the rookies do. As much as I like Del Rio I was a bit disappointed to know that Dolph won't get much more time for title shots, considering how he's really earned it.

His IC title run was one of the best in memory: he defended it on an almost weekly basis, often in triple threat matches. The problem is SmackDown has too many heels: Barrett, Del Rio, Rhodes, McIntyre, Kane, Ziggler, Swagger. As much as I enjoy watching him on SmackDown, Dolph may need to move over to Raw to get into new mid-high card feuds as the faces on SmackDown are overbooked as-is.

 

[Ryu Hayabusa]

Sheamus was a brute who did nothing but cheapshot people and yet became WWE Champion quickly.

yeah it helps to be good friends with Triple H