[swagger_ROCKS]

I don't care if you're an ROH/KOW mark. Be honest. I'm kinda leaning towards Antonio Cesaro tbh. Then again, I only became a mark for the guy when I saw his match with Hero in FCW. Was a very good watch, and I was amazed right away by his style, and knew it would fit WWE easily.

So anyways, which name do you like better? nothing serious, just wondering. lol

 

[Gretchen]

I prefer Cesaro, though both names are decent.

 

[Bo Wyatt]

Antonio Cesaro sounds so much better.

 

[SonoShion]

Antonio = Tony. I can't believe I'm the only one who calls him so.

If theres any Lets go Tony chants in the future you know where it came from.

 

[Duke Silver]

I like both names. CESARO is a pretty bitching name for a WWE superstar, and The Superior Swiss Sensation Claudio Castignoli was a splendid name in it's own right. Personally, I've found that once you adjust to a new name, there's little difference in reality. I've been a fan of Cesaro for around 8 years and it took me almost no time to move away from calling him Claudio.

I had a problem with BD being called Daniel Bryan at first, now it's synonymous with his act - and honestly, it's a better name for fans to chant. Dolph Ziggler sounded like the most ridicioulus wrestler name of all time at first, now it's synonymous with his act - and honestly, it's a much more memorable name than Nick Nemeth. Dean Ambrose sounded like a rice-y desert at first, now it's synonymous with his act - and honestly, it's a much more marketable name than Jon Moxley.

If they had called Punk something along the lines of Brooky Phillips, I'm sure we would've all adjusted in time. :side:

 

[Mr. WrestleMania]

They're both good. But Antonio Cesaro rolls off the tongue much easier than Claudio Castiglioni.

 

[Mr. I]

Cesaro, most certainly.

 

[Mr. Fister]

Cesaro by a landslide.

Claudio Castagnoli sounds far too Italian considering how much focus they put on his Swiss heritage.

 

[Gandhi]

Antonio Cesaro, easily.

 

[TheResurrection]

Cesaro, it's much shorter and easier to say. That said, it does piss me off how they never let guys wrestle under their own names any more.

 

[Mountain Rushmore]

What's the difference? :zeb

I don't care too much either way but Claudio Castagnoli is an unnecessary mouthful. I thought so before he was even signed to WWE.

 

[Londrick]

Claudio by it's own is better, but Antonio Cesaro is better as whole name.

 

[777]

Cesaro, easily for me.

Easier to say, easier to spell. Was apprehensive at first as a Claudio fan, but it has grown on me.

 

[FalseKing]

Claudio what?

 

[Lumpy McRighteous]

Voted for Claudio, since the Antonio Cesaro name sounds considerably more Italian instead of Swiss, although the Cesaro name has grown on me a little. Ultimately, the man is a fucking boss regardless of using his real name or a company-made one.

 

[I Came To Play]

CESARO

 

[Jobberwacky]

Whatever's best for business.

ANTONIO CESARO

 

[Klee]

I think it's the only name change where I didn't go...OMG that sucks.

 

[NJ88]

Antonio Cesaro is a great name. Far better than the one he previously had.

 

[Cotmas]

Cesaro is a better name in my opinion although neither are bad at all.