My vst cello sounds as if there is too much reverb on it even though it doesn't have any reverb.
I tried double&triple EQ and I don't think it can be done with just EQ.
 
I want to make it sound less fuzzy and brighter.
Does anybody have a recommendation:(?

Is there any chorus or reverb setting in the vst?

I use eastwest symphonic orchestra and it does come with chorus&reverb for each instruments but I prefer reverbs&chorus that come with Kontakt.
but cello sounds too fuzzy for my piece even without any initial/added reverb and chorus..:(

Multi-Band compression might be the next thing to play with.....

You can try the trial of this: http://spl.info/index.php?id=463&L=1
 
I have heard of people having some success with comb filters as well, but can't say I have actually witnessed it.

I was thinking expander not compressor.

the SPL plugin is just a cut-down version of Transient Designer, which will remove all sustain, not just reverb.
 
There is a plugin which will remove reverb, though, called Unveil from Zynaptiq.  It does a pretty good job, and the demo is actually pretty free of restrictions, as I remember.  Kind of tricky to set up though.
 
Kind of surprising if you can't get a dry sound from a popular sampler like that, though, isn't it?

You could try an exciter, maybe something along the lines of BBE Sonic Maximizer, there are others as well. Sounds as if you're describing the cello's as if their muffled - this would help. (You'd add a bit of process, while leaving the lo contour alone..)

I'd like to hear an example of this "fuzzy" cello.
 
Any chance you can post it up somewhere?
 
Which version of EWQLSO are you running?

If you're going for a dry studio sound that you can tweak a lot, EastWest isn't really made for that. The instruments are recorded in an actual hall with natural reverb.