Not a chance. The man got the biggest cheer at Summerslam and he didn't even have a match. His promo was flawless. His heel persona and confidence just go from strength to strength week in, week out.
From the sinister and serious promo's he cut after his beat down of R-Truth and then after winning MITB to his refusal to participate with the crowd at Summerslam he is just gaining more heat and more fans.
After Sheamus was disqualified and RKO'd on the super strong announce table, audible chants of 'We Want Miz' and WWE officials, in my mind, seemed to fade to black quite quickly... something that rarely happens at PPVs. I thought at the time it was to cover up the chants only a little too late.
His music was cheered louder than Jericho's when he came out to almost participate in the tag match and Cena's dismissal of him was met with a chorus of boos. It was either clever booking or pure fluke that the only person who could forgivably replace him in this match was Daniel Bryan. The shock of it forced us into forgetting about the Miz momentarily. Michael Cole promptly reminded us though.
Michael Cole is the factor in all of this. You can insult him all you like, 'He's a poor announcer.' 'He is jealous of JR' and the latest was 'He's no different to Mike Adamle!' Whilst it all may be true, I don't claim to know, I'm a rubbish announcer, I've tried and failed at local Muay Thai events, he is building the Miz up every week.
Cole has been a squeaky clean face without real personality for years in the WWE. His sudden change has sparked a lot of intrigue. Things like hating on Bryan, getting bored of R-Truth's entrance and hyping the Miz, becoming the leader of his bandwagon and other heel-like comments on NXT have got us all listening. Lines like 'The Miz is the future of the company' and 'The Miz is the best Pro on NXT' will certainly continue. And we won't stop listening.
And as others have mentioned. He has the briefcase. Looking at recent events (ignoring the very predictable Kane/Undertaker storyline) the IWC has been God Awful at predicting what is going to happen. In The Miz's case the majority of the IWC is predicting he will lose his cash in attempt when it comes around. I completely disagree. He'll win.
Despite his upcoming feud with Daniel Bryan, The Miz can continue to haunt Sheamus and other title contenders. Backstage segments, Commentary appearances or just stage presence during matches can keep him in the limelight. A thought was tossed out earlier by Wushady, he'll probably cash in the night he loses the US.
Why not?