WWE Survivor Series 2011: Dolph Ziggler Must Break Away from Vickie Guerrero

Dolph Ziggler has every tool necessary to become an elite WWE superstar.

Right now, the only thing holding him back is the aspect that essentially launched his career—Vickie Guerrero.

Ziggler took his abilities to the next level when he aligned with Vickie, who has effectively become one of the best heel characters in the WWE Universe.

Unfortunately for Vickie, her services are no longer needed.

Ziggler is beyond skilled enough in the ring to carry main-event programs. Finally, his mic work has caught up to his in-ring skills.

He plays a phenomenal cocky individual, one the fans love to hate. More importantly, he has the utmost confidence on the stick. He is consistent week in and week out, and is more than capable of standing solo now.

He is bringing prestige back to the United States championship. For that, fans appreciate his services.

He has been pulling double duty on pay-per-view events.

He was a major addition to Wade Barrett’s five-man squad after Christian was nixed from the event due to an ankle injury. He further legitimizes Barrett’s reeling squad against Randy Orton and Sheamus. He will successfully defend his U.S. title against John Morrison at Survivor Series to further cement himself as a major player on the rise in the WWE Universe.

This is why it is imperative he breaks away from Vickie Guerrero. Guerrero’s services are better used moving forward for Jack Swagger, who doesn’t have the same swag or confidence on the microphone as Ziggler. The only way for Ziggler to reach the top of the mountain is to fly solo.

Vickie allowed him to get over, and for that, Ziggler’s fanbase will forever be grateful. Yet moving forward, Dolph will forever stare up at the glass ceiling as long as Vickie is by his side.

He needs to break away to prove once and for all that he is the focal point of the threesome. Right now, Vickie is standing in his way of that because she is so effective as an annoying manager.

Ziggler has the potential to be one of the top heels in a company that is void of them. The only way for Ziggler to get to the top to compete with the likes of John Cena, Sheamus, CM Punk and Randy Orton, is to dump Vickie and fly solo to make sure he is the focal point of everything involving him.