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08-11-2009, 06:06 PM #11
I agree that miz became awesome when he started calling out cena, never really liked him before that though I did like his tag team with morrison, on his own he stank to me till the cena fued came
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08-11-2009, 08:56 PM #12
The Cena feud proved exactly one thing. Miz can talk a good game, but he wasn't ready for a main event singles feud just yet.
Rightfully, after being drafted to Raw, Miz should've had a few singles matches under his belt before going after Cena. Instead, after 2 months of imaginary wins, he gets squashed at The Bash, then redeems himself in a Raw match the next night that goes three times as long as the PPV match, in another losing effort. He's 0-4 vs. Cena, but it isn't entirely his fault. Blame it on the moronic writers who didn't properly prepare him for a singles push.
Conversely, Morrison has been booked well since moving back to Smackdown. Yes, he's lost a few matches, that's to be expected. Had Miz been moved to Smackdown, there'd be some unfinished business from the draft...."You can't have an oversight committee on stupidity!"--Woody Paige, "Around the Horn", 2/11/08
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08-12-2009, 09:04 AM #13
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08-26-2009, 09:46 AM #14
Just a story line, Miz is to be pushed heavily and you never know he could be your next WWE United States Champion. I guess both the partners have received equal pushes in the brands, Morrison in smack down and miz in raw. While Morrison is a face now, Miz contnues to be a heel, which i a great tactic. So miz leaving the company is out of question. We actually need people good enough (new) to carry the Interacontinental and US chamiponship well.
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Originally Posted by bigevil1985 
