5 Reasons why Mike Mizanin has what it takes...

Does the Miz have "IT?"

  • Yes, he's a future star

  • No, he's a reality TV reject

  • I am not sure, haven't seen enough of him (cop out)


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Boy, way to change your tune huh?

I didn't change my tune. I was just trying to be cordial and respectful of your opinion. I still will be, but not in a way that you can use to your advantage.

If they are not getting enough heat as they should be, its no one but Morrisons fault.

Matter of opinion, more than anything else. There's no overwhelming evidence that points to either of these two being the reason why they don't garner as much heat as they should.

The Miz gets the shit booed out of him, FACT. While Morrison does not.

He recently had a match with Rey Mysterio on the 12 January 2009 RAW. Maybe it was because he had already done tapings for ECW, but, if it wasn't for his theme music, I could have heard crickets chirping during his entrance before the aforementioned match. Furthermore, his reception at the Royal Rumble was lukewarm at best. This wouldn't be that big of a deal, save for the fact that getting a big crowd reaction at the Rumble is pretty much a given due to the event's suspense and anticipation.

Also don't you think if they weren't getting enough heat as they should be thus making them failures of heels, the WWE would not throw another title reign their way and keep them as heels?

I think that WWE will throw their tag belts on anyone with even a modicum of credibility, which The Miz and John Morrison have (only a tiny bit, though). Before they regained the belts, WWE had three options: keep the belts on Kofi Kingston and CM Punk; give the belts to The Miz and John Morrison; give the belts to Cryme Tyme. Cryme Tyme is a joke while CM Punk and Kofi Kingston only had the belts to keep CM Punk's rivalry with Legacy interesting. With this rivalry done for the time being, there was no point in keeping the belts on Kingston and Punk. Thus, they went with The Miz and Morrison due to a lack of options.

Complete contradiction of your first post in this thread, and no he does not need to be become extremely impressive in the ring to be successful. Tons of superstars have gone on to have great careers without becoming "extremely impressive" in the ring.

This is far from a complete contradiction. In my first post, I said it would be a dark day for WWE if The Miz ever headed this company. In the last post, I said that The Miz is better than Morrison on the mic (that's not really much of an accomplishment) and that, if he were to succeed, he would need to improve vastly in the ring to seem credible as a singles competitor in WWE's main-event scene. As can be seen, this is in no way a contradiction.

Yes, tons of superstars have gone on to become successful without becoming extremely impressive in the ring. But, The Miz is not like any of these superstars; he is much worse than they were even before they became successful.
 
Matter of opinion, more than anything else. There's no overwhelming evidence that points to either of these two being the reason why they don't garner as much heat as they should.

Matter of opinion is a poor argument. Everything we are arguing is based off opinion.

He recently had a match with Rey Mysterio on the 12 January 2009 RAW. Maybe it was because he had already done tapings for ECW, but, if it wasn't for his theme music, I could have heard crickets chirping during his entrance before the aforementioned match. Furthermore, his reception at the Royal Rumble was lukewarm at best. This wouldn't be that big of a deal, save for the fact that getting a big crowd reaction at the Rumble is pretty much a given due to the event's suspense and anticipation.

How can you even tell if he got a reaction with the music on that loud? Especially since right after his entrance they cut to Rey's. Your assumption that you would hear crickets has no basis.

I think that WWE will throw their tag belts on anyone with even a modicum of credibility, which The Miz and John Morrison have (only a tiny bit, though). Before they regained the belts, WWE had three options: keep the belts on Kofi Kingston and CM Punk; give the belts to The Miz and John Morrison; give the belts to Cryme Tyme. Cryme Tyme is a joke while CM Punk and Kofi Kingston only had the belts to keep CM Punk's rivalry with Legacy interesting. With this rivalry done for the time being, there was no point in keeping the belts on Kingston and Punk. Thus, they went with The Miz and Morrison due to a lack of options.

Lack of options or not, they still chose to give them the belts.

This is far from a complete contradiction. In my first post, I said it would be a dark day for WWE if The Miz ever headed this company.

Boy, don't even know what you type.

I am pretty confident in saying that Mizanin is going nowhere, or, if he does go somewhere, then it will be a sad day for WWE, as it will show how desperate they have become. The only thing this guy has going for him is that he can be funny, at times. In wrestling, he pales in comparison to Morrison and, well, pretty much everyone else that is the same size as he is. If he can pull off another gimmick besides the one he currently has (which is getting staler by the minute), then I will find it as incredible as when he stopped sucking the teat of his Real World f(aux)ame to try out a career in wrestling.

Where in the post does it mention the Miz heading the company?

In the last post, I said that The Miz is better than Morrison on the mic (that's not really much of an accomplishment)
I think it is, further proves Miz > Morrison.
 
Matter of opinion is a poor argument. Everything we are arguing is based off opinion.

All right. But, how does pointing out the flaws in my argument do anything to help your case? If you admit that everything we are arguing is based off opinion, then all you are doing is confirming my point that your saying Morrison is the weak link in his partnership with The Miz is, in fact, nothing more than a matter of opinion.

How can you even tell if he got a reaction with the music on that loud? Especially since right after his entrance they cut to Rey's. Your assumption that you would hear crickets has no basis.

Well, here's the match:

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Crickets chirping may be an exaggeration, but so would your saying that he gets booed loudly. He is hardly getting the amount of heat that you allege he is getting.


Lack of options or not, they still chose to give them the belts.

Yeah, but, as I pointed out before, it doesn't really mean much. The tag team titles in WWE right now are crap.

Boy, don't even know what you type.


Where in the post does it mention the Miz heading the company?

I thought you said I contradicted myself in my first and third posts in this thread, not my first and fourth posts. Furthermore, what you say is a contradiction on my part is, in reality, nothing more than an elaboration of what I meant in a previous post.

Example of a contradiction:

1) Saying in one post: I like to eat oranges after dinner.

2) Saying in a subsequent post: I don't like to eat oranges after dinner.

Please try to give me something substantive here. I don't see the contradiction.

I think it is, further proves Miz > Morrison.

What, so by being better than Morrison on the mic, The Miz has a bright future in WWE (remember, this is what the thread is about, no matter how you try to interpret it)? I don't see how this follows at all. Wouldn't we also have to look at who else he would have to vie with in terms of securing himself a nice singles spot? So what if, in the end, Miz > Morrison (which I don't agree with at all)? What would that entail? In my opinion, it entails nothing.
 
All right. But, how does pointing out the flaws in my argument do anything to help your case? If you admit that everything we are arguing is based off opinion, then all you are doing is confirming my point that your saying Morrison is the weak link in his partnership with The Miz is, in fact, nothing more than a matter of opinion.

Perhaps i should have worded better. What i meant was matter of opinion is a poor argument since mostly what we are discussing is opinion. Therefor it should not be used.

Crickets chirping may be an exaggeration, but so would your saying that he gets booed loudly. He is hardly getting the amount of heat that you allege he is getting.

The match was only 5 minutes long. Didn't even taunt. If he got booed just for stepping into the ring and performing a few maneuvers then it would be something along the lines of X-pac heat.

Yeah, but, as I pointed out before, it doesn't really mean much. The tag team titles in WWE right now are crap.

True, but they won the slammies and they slapped the belts on them. Even if the belts don't mean much for them to throw so much their way must mean that M+M are doing something right.

I thought you said I contradicted myself in my first and third posts in this thread, not my first and fourth posts. Furthermore, what you say is a contradiction on my part is, in reality, nothing more than an elaboration of what I meant in a previous post.

Example of a contradiction:

1) Saying in one post: I like to eat oranges after dinner.

2) Saying in a subsequent post: I don't like to eat oranges after dinner.

Please try to give me something substantive here. I don't see the contradiction.

I am pretty confident in saying that Mizanin is going nowhere, or, if he does go somewhere, then it will be a sad day for WWE, as it will show how desperate they have become. The only thing this guy has going for him is that he can be funny, at times. In wrestling, he pales in comparison to Morrison and, well, pretty much everyone else that is the same size as he is. If he can pull off another gimmick besides the one he currently has (which is getting staler by the minute), then I will find it as incredible as when he stopped sucking the teat of his Real World f(aux)ame to try out a career in wrestling.

Here you say you are confident the Miz is going no where.

s undoubtedly better on the mic than John Morrison. However, even if he has become a better wrestler, there is still a lot of room left for improvement. This is not to say that he isn't capable of becoming a great wrestler, but he is far from one at the moment, even when considering the style that fits his character the best (brawler style, as you say) is less exciting and fancy than other styles. Furthermore, given that he is a reality star who notoriously milked his stardom from The Real World for all it was worth, The Miz must become extremely impressive in the ring if he is to be taken seriously as a true main-eventer/upper-midcarder.

Yet here you acknowledge he has potential to become great wrestler, thus meaning he has chance of making it somewhere.

But no you did not contradict yourself subsequently.


What, so by being better than Morrison on the mic, The Miz has a bright future in WWE (remember, this is what the thread is about, no matter how you try to interpret it)? I don't see how this follows at all. Wouldn't we also have to look at who else he would have to vie with in terms of securing himself a nice singles spot? So what if, in the end, Miz > Morrison (which I don't agree with at all)? What would that entail? In my opinion, it entails nothing.

Who said being better then Morrison on the mic will mean The Miz having a brighter future?
 
Perhaps i should have worded better. What i meant was matter of opinion is a poor argument since mostly what we are discussing is opinion. Therefor it should not be used.



The match was only 5 minutes long. Didn't even taunt. If he got booed just for stepping into the ring and performing a few maneuvers then it would be something along the lines of X-pac heat.



True, but they won the slammies and they slapped the belts on them. Even if the belts don't mean much for them to throw so much their way must mean that M+M are doing something right.





Here you say you are confident the Miz is going no where.



Yet here you acknowledge he has potential to become great wrestler, thus meaning he has chance of making it somewhere.


But no you did not contradict yourself subsequently.




Who said being better then Morrison on the mic will mean The Miz having a brighter future?

I'll just comment on the part in bold for now, seeing as how we are just going in circles with this. All I said was "this is not to say that The Miz can't become a great wrestler." Saying that I have confidence that he won't become a great wrestler and saying that it is possible that he will become a great wrestler does not make me contradict myself. If I took the part about confidence out and said "the Miz is going nowhere in no uncertain terms," then, yes, this would contradict what I said in a subsequent post. And, I will clarify my position here, as you were kind enough to clarify yours in the post I am quoting.

I believe it probable that The Miz is going nowhere. Thus, I am confident that he is going nowhere. However, I am not ruling out the chance of what would be, in my opinion, a miracle.
 
Folks, I am proud to present you all with this case study. It's a thread I created on January 2nd, 2008. Let me put that into perspective - 2 years, 5 months, and 18 days ago (roughly, since I think there's a leap year in there somewhere) I proclaimed the fact that Mike Mizanin absolutely had 5 tools needed to be successful in WWE. I encourage each of you newbies (or veterans in need of a refresher course) to return to the original post in this thread and see those 5 reasons in detail. To summarize:

  • Great look
  • Strong mic work
  • Over with the fans
  • Performance in big spots
  • Starting out like the greats

Some of the responses I received bordered on pure venom. The poll (which currently sits in the Miz's favor) was originally roughly 4-to-1 with 4 times the votes in the "Reality Reject" category.

a respected forum vet and former moderator said:
And Il show you the other side, he is Crap. There is no other way to put it. His heat isn't of his causing. People don't like him. He will get x-pac heat for his entire career. Good look, so a Faux hawk is a good look, Looking like a gimp is a good look? The fedorra, who does he think he is Tim Armstrong. Fine he may have the look of a Jericho/Hardy. but that doesn't mean that they will push him. You do realise the only thing more scripted than Pro Wrestling is reality TV. It was all written by Writers and given numerous takes to get right, so that is no indication of mic skills. He can't cut a proper promo, by building up the opponent to make him a credible threat to him, therefore making his loses worse by making it seem that he is losing to a Jabroni. The Miz is crap and will always be crap because he has shown no signs of improvement, getting involved in matches doesn't mean you have improved it just means that you are booked in them.

WOW, that must hurt. But hey, thanks for playing.

some random idiot said:
yeah right the miz will always be a lowcarder and just because he has tag tem gold dose not mean that he's the future. What about hhh he did not have tag team gold. what about the rock (the great one) he did not have tag team gold untill the end. and yeah he looks nothing like a wrestler he's nothing more that a jobber so buddy keep dreaming about the miz. Or maybe u want the girls he hangs out with. and one more thing JOHN MORRISON is not a great superstar

Well, nice to know you...I wonder why you didn't last long here?

another sad story said:
There is a reason JBL and the fans crap on The Miz. He's not that good. When he was on Smackdown he was green, no one knew what to expect, they used him as the friggin Host for a few months. Miz pretty much has not been able to escape his 'X-Pac heat'(it's not that he says anything nasty, we just think he sucks) Yes, he's improving in the ring, and if they had ECW when he started... oh wait, they called that Velocity. As for fans voting for him at Cyber Sunday... I repeatedly voted for him instead of Morrison because I personally couldn't see WWE taking the belt off of Punk in favor of Miz, Simple as that. He has a chance if he can find a good feud, I love Balls Mahoney, but for Miz that was not the feud he needed, to elevate, but he needs to prove he can carry people, not the other way around.

Y 2 Jake said:
The Miz sucks by the way. He's terrible. He hasn't made any improvement in the past few years. Sure he has charisma. But it's that annoying charisma. He also isn't composed when he talks on the mic. He's likley to slip up at any second. The Miz on the mic is like Khali in the ring. You can see them both thinking ''What do I say/do next?''

I could go on and on, but feel free to read through this thread and see for yourself.

The fact of the matter is, Mike Mizanin has always had what it takes, and now he's realizing his potential as it becomes reality.

Fans no longer think of him as the former member of "The Real World." He's a legitimate WWE Superstar. As one of my PPV compatriots mentioned last night, he's been instrumental in the revival of two dead championships (Tag Team and United States) and now hold the Money in the Bank. You'd be hard pressed to find another guy who has built this much steam over such a period of time.

So as I shamelessly bump this masterful thread, I want to ask the following question, AND BE HONEST: How has your opinion of The Miz changed / evolved over the past 3 years?

And also, the line to kiss my ass starts right behind the gentlemen quoted above. Jake is not in that line. Trust me, he doesn't give a shit. He's the only one who gets a pass.
 
The fact that I haven't been a fan of wrestling over the past 3 years. But more like the past year and 4 months period means I can't truly put myself into the position of how awesome I considered The Miz back in his debut year.

I've always liked Miz. I've always seen great potential in him. Even if I must admit I didn't expect much from him in the time where he was simply known as the Diva Search guest host. He has always had great charisma. Something that has mattered for quite a while. And he's vastly improving in the ring.

He's always been quite a worker. And the fact that he's getting rewarded now shows that working hard pays off. The fact that anybody ever doubted The Miz would probably have been warranted back then. But it's ridiculous to warrant doubt in him now. Much less a months time ago.

He strikes me as the one guy in the RAW locker room who isn't a main event player. But is the closest to actually being able to take the step towards it. Not because he's the Money in the Bank briefcase holder. But the fact that Miz had greatly pushed and has greatly improved over 2010.

The Miz has potential to become a great world champion. A great main event wrestler. And he's here to stay.
 
In twelve months, The Miz has gone from annoying little s**t to potential world champion. He has improved immensely and he has the 'it' factor, the thing you can't describe but it makes you watch and listen when he is around.

He reminds me of a young Rock - I think he's that good potentially - breaking out with charisma and attitude and a catchy catchphrase. You're supposed to hate him but you can't help liking him. I hated his character and everything about him during his run with Jo-Mo but since that split, when everyone though Morrison would break out big time, The Miz has sailed past his former partner with ease. The moment he appeared at the bottom of the ladder as the crowd went nuts for Orton at MITB was pure magic! I quite liked the darker side of him afterwards with his address to the crowd - showed he is more than just a catchphrase belted out loud.

I'm convinced - and I think he's about to make believers of the world. After all, he is 'awesome' isn't he?!
 
Originally, I hated Miz when he was with Morrison. After they split, the more and more he was on TV, the more and more I liked him. When he got his new.. i'll say "catchphrase," I liked him even more. When he got his new music, I loved it and it fit Miz perfectly. When he started to break towards the main event scene, I loved him even more. When he won MitB last night, I marked out. We all thought JoMo would break out and be a world champion, and we all thought Miz was gonna get lost in the Shuffle.......boy we were WRONG! Now JoMo had a decent run on SD! and now he's lost in the shuffle on RAW in a low card feud with Ted DiBiase. And Miz will probably feud with Cena over the WWE title in a few months, IMO. Anywho, Miz is just plain AWESOME!!
 
I'v always know Mike Mizanin aka The Miz had it from the debut on SD! back in 2006, from goin the distance w/ yes The Undertaker back in Jan. 2007 to bein part of the greatest Tag team of the 21st w/ the Shaman Of Sexy. Vince has stated in reports that he digs The Miz. If you preserver if do ur hardest at your respective job you'll get rewarded and The Miz has been rewarded greatly w/ being branded the Face of The Main Show of Raw, and he still is young so bar injury he'll be around for along time and be the 1st man to be inducted into the WWE HOF as both a celebrity and a Superstar cause "he is THE Miz will be Legen...wait for it.....dary and Awesome!" I've always been a MIZFIT and they are Awesome.
 
I admit that I didn't think much of Miz when he debuted a few years ago. I didn't see him as anything more than a low mid card guy. I liked him a little more when he was paired with Morrison. They worked well together and two guys who came from reality shows trying to prove themselves was ok with me. Even still I didn't see Miz as a future star. A big turning point for me was when he showed up as the Calgary Kid. The reason this was a turning point was because he went with the traditional wrestling trunks which made me take him a bit more seriously. The next big turning point was when he got his new music. I've always felt music can make a difference. Once he had the new trunks and new music I finally accecpted Miz as a star. I give you credit for calling this two and a half years ago.
 
IC,

Much respect for calling it so long ago. I have been a MIZ fan for quite some time, but I must admit, when he debuted, I didn't see much of a future for him. Now, he is pure gold on the Mic and is getting better everyday on the mat. He did a great job w/Sheamus on RAW last night and cemented himself as a true contender for the top belt even if he has to do it in a sneaky sort of way. As the report on the WZ main page states, his hard work must be paying off, which is great for him and for the fans. I couldn't be happier for the guy. Again, Kudos for calling it so long ago.
 
It was about this time last year when Miz was on Raw, 6 months prior to that, I was just rather "meh" about The Miz in comparison to Morrison, who ironically made a believer out of me since I hated him as Johnny Nitro and thought of him as overrated.

As time went on, I saw more of Miz and I was slowly becoming a believer, as said, I didn't have much of an opinion on him, I didn't think he was good or bad, just hard to make much of him since he been part of a good team and was somewhat living in the shadow of Morrison. It was around when he started his Cena angle which I took notice and thought "He's got something" and I do admit I was annoyed to see his run with that angle was short lived. But it wasn't until he won the US title for the first time back in October which is where I was starting to take notice, his promos were unique, his ring style had come a long way, he was about 4 months clear of Morrison and was developing into his own star. By the time he actually defeated Morrison at Bragging Rights was where he was starting to stand out and thought that it was nice way to see him go. By December/January, I was really starting to get into him and I was quite fond of his abilities. I definitely say I was a fan of him by Wrestlemania or so.

After seeing him live in person and seeing most of his off-camera non-WWE stuff I really felt Miz is someone who you should support, he remains in character and a professional at all times, he adapts to the situation, his ring style is good, maybe just lacks a quick hit finihser but I definitely say that from turning me from saying "meh" to an actual fan is really something that Miz has truly shown. His evolution has turned people to like him (or hate him as he's playing his heel role). It was interesting cause when I did the UK Summit with Dave and Lee, I think I was the only one (possibly Lee as well) who liked Miz, after seeing him live on NXT and SD, Dave had changed his views as well.

Fact is, despite never seeing this thread, excellent call there IC, deserved rep coming your way, but fact is that Miz has made believers out the fans, and I'm glad to say I'm one of them.
 
Congrats to Miz but I think he needs a little bit of credibility and muscle before he stands toe to toe with the Big boys. Because most MITB winners have had short reigns. Miz, if built properly could have a very strong reign. If you look at the Miz going against Kane. As a Mark Miz cannot under any circumstances win. Miz is also lunch for the Viper, Supercena, Sheamus, HHH. So they need him to do less promos and more matches and better wrestling ability. Kind of like Wade Barrett. He picked up Mark Henry. That put him over as a big muscle man that could stand toe to toe with Cena. They need that with the Miz. Miz needs to beat the hell out of a mid card guy. Beat him so bad that he wouldn't return for a long time. After seeing Raw I hope that is R-Truth. Nothing against him but Miz needs credibility as a wrestler than just running his mouth. Swagger is established as a force, Kane was always a force, Edge is now ME and Punk could be arguably be established. Miz needs the same treatment. He needs to wrestle and start beating the hell out of the people and get some momentum as well as some muscle going.
 
You guys realize that in two years when Miz is constantly world champion and is in a point in his career where he refuses to put anybody over, you're going to hate him.

It seems that us smarks have an unnoficial list of wrestlers that we're supposed to like, and for some reason, The Miz is near the top of that list.

I honestly don't think he's that great on the mic, I think he's comfortable on the mic, I think he has enough charisma where he's even competant on the mic. But we have people who are so bad on it that when someone like The Miz comes along, who isn't afraid of the mic, we think he's great. The truth is The Miz has one of the easiest characters to portray, I don't think he could cut it as a face... granted he was getting some pops on raw for attacking Sheamus, but I don't think he could keep that going with a face persona.

I will say he has improved... mostly by just mimicking Chris Jericho, definitely not the worst thing you can do, but by no means original. And another thing I'll give him, the dude is a workhorse, he busts his ass for the company, but then again so does Cena.

He needs a new finisher... BADLY

I'm not gonna knock anyone who likes The Miz, I can understand the appeal, but people who don't like him aren't idiots, we're not blind when it comes to spying talent, we just see the giant douche that he is in real life, and that will most definitely translate to how he carries himself as a mainevent star
 
I just can't believe Miz is where he's at today. I mean, take a look at this...

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GYH9OeEg3I&feature=related[/YOUTUBE]

Miz has gone from a nobody to my #1 favorite star in the WWE today. And what's more, I used to hate him more than anybody. I was sure that when him and Morrison split up that John would go on to greatness and Miz would fade into the background. But now Miz is Mr. Money in the Bank and a (almost) guaranteed future WWE Champion. He's the heel that the crowd went crazy for last night when they thought he was going to cash in on Sheamus. He's the heel that made R-Truth get bood when he made the save. He's one of the elite mic performers, and I think the only person with more confidence speaking is John Cena. But that'll change with time... Miz has the world eating out of the palm of his hand, whether you like him or not. Besides just being a great and entertaining star for us, he's literally money in the bank for the WWE. Miz has recently become an incredibly hard worker, he shows up more than expected, he does all his press and media stuff without complaining, he's always advertising on Twitter, he works every house show, he goes on all the tours, and except for being annoying he's never gotten in any sort of trouble. Not to mention that he's the least injury prone superstar on the roster. He's got a great body structure that like you said puts very little strain on his muscles, and he's never had an issue staying healthy or recovering well from matches. So no wonder WWE has finally pushes him. He's a golden goose that never causes them any trouble. For all intents and purposes, the WWE probably sees him the same way they see John Cena. They're extremely similar in the their backstage approach, and that's great for the WWE, and ultimately great for us the fans. I hope they draw the MITB chase out a little, because I love the excitement of not knowing when he's going to become our new WWE Champion. Too much too soon could definitely ruin things for my favorite Raw loudmouth.
 
When Miz was drafted to Raw, I remember thinking "Well, let's see if the Miz can hold his own without Morrison?" and was being pessimistic about him succeeding. Look at how far this guy has come. Great mic skills, good wrestler, catchphrases, great look. And the way he carries himself, he now has the confidence to be in there with anybody.

Another thing I loved and it was mentioned was how he has built up the US title. He cherishes that title. Proudly wears it around his waist. And the tag team titles as well. So the day Miz wins the title will be the day I will be happy for a guy who worked to get there.
 
i totally agree,The Miz is the future.I've never been bored watching the Miz preform.Sure he ain't the best in the ring but he's good enough to keep intrest in the match.He's one of my new favourites because

1.Good on the mic
2.Can get the crowd to hate (or sometimes love) him.
3.Good in the ring
 
I Can See Miz Becoming A True Wwe Champion ....

Imange The Secne Next Years Wrestlemanias ..

Hell In The Cell : 12 Man ..

John Cena Vs Sheamaus Vs Orton Vs Triple H Vs Rey Vs Cm Punk Vs Big Show Vs Kofi Kingston Vs Cristian Vs Matt Hardy Vs Sanitino ..


Triple H Wins ... Miz Cash It In .. Miz Wins ...


"CHICKS DIG ME " :worship:
 
Miz = Face of WWE (As a heel) in 7 years. He's young. He's determined. I mean, he does about as much backstage work and media as Cena does. Who is Cena? The face of the WWE! He's quickly becoming the Go-to guy for Vince. He tries, he's humble when out of character. He wants to be the #1 guy, and with his push, he sees the chance and is seizing it. He works the mic like a freaking God, he's like Jericho on the mic. He gets the crowd 100% against him, and as a heel, that's exactly what you need. His in-ring work isn't perfect, but he's improved, and he will continue to do so. He's trying to be one of the smaller main eventers, and he can do it. For God's sake, I'm not done growing yet and I'm as big as him, and he still pulls it off. Miz DEFINATELY has what it takes.
 
Wow, I didn’t realise you posted this in 2008 IC!?

Man, you can pick them.

I’m very impressed with where the Miz is at right now. He’s got a great future ahead of him. He’s doing all the right things to be huge, he’s working very hard, earning the boss’ praise, improving in the ring, improving on the mic, changed his ring attire and all round he’s getting his shit together. When this thread was started I would have said Morrison is the next big thing but slowly but surely the Miz has completely over taken him. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a Morrison fan and would love a world title run for him in the future but he’s nowhere near ready for a main event feud. Miz on the other hand is. I think he could work a great feud with the likes of Cena, Orton or Jericho. It’s a pity Shawn’s retired because a feud between Michaels and Miz would really work I think. When Miz/Morrison were taking on DX (i think in 2008) their feuds on The Dirt Sheet was really well done.

Miz has come so far over the past 2 and a half years and to be given MITB and earn Vince’s praise for his hard work is a testament to Mike Mizanin himself. He’s got no one to thank but himself because he’s earned the spot he’s in. He hasn’t come in like Sheamus or McIntyre etc, he came in as an outsider, someone even the wrestlers hated and has now made himself credible, believable and a future World Champion.

More power to him.
 
IC, props for calling this. I remember back when Miz and Morrison broke up, and everyone was calling that Miz was going to be future endeavored in the following months. I wasn't going that far, but I thought he would be nothing more than a mid-card heel who wouldn't go anywhere. Then he had his feud with Cena, and that really opened up my eyes to see the potential that he had. The guy wasn't great in the ring, but he could work a match. He was very solid on the mic. On top of that he could draw some good heat. Since then he's brought his game to another level. He's become a great talent on the mic. He's become very good at working a match. He's also become a work horse for Vince. Doing whatever he can to get recognized. He's done that, and deservedly won MITB. IMO he's one Main Event feud from becoming a huge star.
 
The Miz, yeah he's alright. But pointing at a post I made, what, two years ago and pointing out how I was wrong is poor form. Did I say he wouldn't improve? Maybe, I couldn't be bothered to read the post. I search my name and I found this thread.

Like I said, The Miz is entertaining. But he ain't nothing special. He's been solidly pushed for a while now. He features on almost ever PPV. In singles matches he's often given plenty of time to produce something worth watch. However I can't think of one stand out Miz match.

The Miz will always be an average all round performer to me until he has one, and then a series, of matches that I'd actually consider watching more than once.
 
Y 2 Jake is rite the Miz needs that 1 standout match 2 truly be great however, i do see Miz as either the #1 face in the company or #1 heel in the company in 5 years he is very good and he is still improving now he does hav alot 2 improve on in the ring so he can put on a 5 star match every ppv but i believe if he keeps workin on it like he is than he'll be on top in bout 5 years
 
1. He's AWEEESOOOMEEE in the Mic this young seems to be one of the best mic performer since Chris Jericho...he really knows how to get people's attention and make them hate him

2.People Love to Hate Him as a Heel..that's what you should do..and for me. i really hate him.but i admit...he's really that damn good as a Bad Guy in the WWE

3.His wrestling skills we may not notice it..but Miz is really tough in the ring...but i just hope that his finishing move will change soon...

4.Good Looks by that, he could be a future face in the company and he really deserve that.

He's simply Entertaining well..unlike Ted Dibiase or Wade Barrett or Sheamus who's really boring, Miz has this "it" factor...i can see him as a future wrestlemania maineventer...his intensity during a match is simply AWWEESSOOMEE..
 

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