The worst feud is in this spot because of the booking and really isn't the fault of the performers. This long term storyline should have led to a match at WrestleMania because of all the time they invested in this angle with Sandow working as Damien Mizdow for months. Instead, they didn't even have a PPV match against one another. They could have had two or three PPV matches if it was booked the right way, yet it ended when Miz won the feud in a match on Raw and Sandow never really got his revenge. What they should have done was have Sandow eliminate Miz during the Royal Rumble match, which leads to Sandow becoming a face on his own. Then have a match at the February Fastlane PPV where Miz gets the cheap win and that could set up another match at WrestleMania. That's where Sandow could have won to end the feud, give him a "WrestleMania moment" that's better than finishing second in a (pre-show) battle royal and actually cap off a good storyline. Sandow should be a bigger star than ever today. It hasn't happened because he's barely on Raw or Smackdown. If he's on any show it might be Superstars or Main Event as part of a comedy tag team with Curtis Axel. This was the worst feud because the creative team totally dropped the ball by not capitalizing on one of the hottest angles they had going into 2015.
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