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WWE Smackdown: How an 'Awesome' MIZ is Contributing to its Superiority over WWE RAW

There is a reason why more and more people are deserting Raw and tuning to WWE Smackdown. The opening act/promo Miz and Cena cut today was just AWESOME and it was a classic example of rash talk WWE was known for in its heydays. Guys like Roddy Rowdy Piper, Ric Flair, HBK, Stone Cold, The Rock made their legendary careers out of these rash talks only when they backed it up with their superior in-ring skills. And you gotta admit that Miz is the most improved pro wrestler in entire world right now. The guy is simply unstoppable and his promos are always solid. He is a Hollywood commodity and his in-ring character matches his real life. He is a heel who always manages to draw heat from the crowd and that makes him a royalty considering Raw had to bring Jericho out of his many semi-retirements to play a successful heel. I mean, if you can make Crowd love Cena and don't yell at him 'Cena Sucks', you gotta be bonafide Genius. So guys, it's high time you own up to Miz and start giving him his long overdue respect for he totally deserves it. WWE has rightly prepped him up for a marquee fight with Cena at WrestleMania and it, just like he says, would be AWESOME...... #MorePowerToMiz..... #WWESmackdown

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