WrestleZone’s Top 10: What MUST Happen at WWE Battleground

October 6, 2013

Number 6: Alberto Del Rio MUST Prove His Worth

We have all seen Alberto Del Rio work matches with perfection. We have seen that his technicality inside the squared circle. We have also seen Del Rio become aggressive in his attacks of opponents. We MUST see him reach another level at WWE Battleground. We need to see the desperation, the intensity, the desire, and the will to win. I feel like many of his issues come from his body language and his facial expressions. I just do not buy him caring so much about a match or about winning. When was the last time he had a two count and the camera zoomed all the way in so we could feel his pain? If Del Rio can showcase these features tonight, maybe I will change my opinion on him. He needs to prove that he is worth being in this situation.

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