He Was Very Good On The Mic
There seem to be few more born heel superstars in the WWE than the Miz- a fact made all the more weird when one considers the incredible effort the WWE have made in trying to convince us that the Miz should be a face now. There is no doubt that when it came for the Miz to step up to the plate as the WWE's top heel, he delivered. He was smarmy, smug, easy to dislike and more. In many ways, he was a more juvenile version of Chris Jericho's heel persona that stood him in such good stead during his second WWE run. However, one important difference was the Miz's fixating on being famous (not in the Undertaker way), which leads me to my next point.