WWE Analysis: Why Dolph Ziggler Will Make a Great World Champion

As we learned from John Cena, winning the Money in the Bank match does not guarantee you a WWE or world title win, just a shot at it.

Dolph Ziggler holds the SmackDown MITB case, which grants him a title shot whenever he chooses against the world champion, which at this time is Sheamus.

Ziggler is a former world champion, but his first reign was extremely short-lived and he is looking to make his second reign a lot more fruitful.

The great thing about Ziggler is that he is the definition of the "total package" when it comes to wrestling, which is why he will make a great world champion.

He was a standout amateur wrestler at Kent State University, where they now have a Dolph Ziggler day to celebrate the success he has found.

As an amateur wrestler, he learned many of the basic skills he would need to become a pro wrestler, but arm locks and take downs are not all it takes.

Ziggler worked his butt off in developmental and made his way to the main roster as Chavo Guerrero's (then Kerwin White) caddy and then a male cheerleader named Nicky on The Spirit Squad before finally finding a permanent spot as Dolph Ziggler.

Since his debut as Dolph against Batista, we have seen Ziggler grow in every possible way a wrestler can grow, and he is still growing all the time.

His mat skills come naturally after spending many years in the amateur wrestling scene, but his other traits had to be learned slowly.

His mic skills went from average to above average very quickly, and aligning himself with the much-hated Vickie Guerrero has given him the heel heat and exposure he needed to move forward.

He has added to his mat-based skills over time and is now a capable high-flyer as well as a talented technician in the ring.

When Ziggler has a match with someone with even half his skill it always ends up being entertaining, and more often than not he has the match of the night in terms of actual wrestling.

The high-intensity style we see ZIggler wrestle allows him to have more "Oh my God" moments than the average wrestler, especially when he takes a big bump or has a dangerous spot.

When people talk about the best in WWE we hear the names CM Punk, Randy Orton, John Cena and Daniel Bryan.

Dolph ZIggler can keep up with any of those names, and in some cases he can outperform them in the ring if he so chooses.

When he does finally cash in and win the world title from whomever is champion then we will see what Ziggler is finally made of.

He will be the main attraction on SmackDown and will have pressure on him for the first time to be the top dog and do all the long promos and big feuds that come along with being the top guy.

Ziggler will make a great world champion because that is what he is meant to be. Somebody with his physical abilities and gifts is meant for nothing less.

The big question is whether or not he will dump Vickie when he becomes champion.

Vickie is not the magnet for heat that she once was, but she is still a very valuable asset for WWE and it might be time for her to move on and help someone else trying to climb the ladder, just so long as that person's name is not Eric Escobar.

What do you think? Will Dolph ZIggler make a great world champion?