Cesaro recently spoke with RockTape.com to promote Money in the Bank. It’s no secret that Cesaro is one of the most athletically fit members of the WWE roster. He makes it look easy, but the rigorous WWE travel schedule makes it even harder to stay in such good shape.
“Most people don’t realize that we perform at 4-5 shows every week. There are two touring groups every weekend, one doing Friday, Saturday, Sunday and one doing Saturday and Sunday. Then we meet on Monday and film two days of TV Monday and Tuesday. We also tour all over the world, for example two week tours through Europe where we perform every night. We train in the gym on top of that. So it’s a very demanding schedule. There is also no off season since we have a live RAW every Monday.”
He added that different members of the roster train in different ways, including weight training, body building, Cross Fit, aerobics, etc.
When asked about his greatest achievements in WWE, he named winning the first ever Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal at WM30, winning the tag team championships with Tyson Kidd and winning the Untied States championship within his first year in WWE.
He also talked about how proud he is that fans support him with the Cesaro Section signs:
“That’s something the fans started for me. They just printed out simple papers that said ‘Cesaro Section,’ on them. It originated in Nashville and spread all over. There were over 7,000 in San Jose once. It means a lot to me because that was during a time when I was kind of down and unsure if I was doing the right thing and I was trying to get some momentum going. That support means the world to me. So I always work extra hard to make the Cesaro Section proud.”
To read the full interview, head over to RockTape.com.
