10 notable WWE superstars who held two championships at the same time

#9. The Miz- United States, World, and WWE Tag Team Championship

After a few initial failed attempts in capturing the WWE United States Championship, in an episode of Raw almost nine years ago, The Miz was finally able to win his first singles title in the WWE, when he defeated Kofi Kingston to capture the WWE US Championship at the age of 28.

After a short feud with his former long-term tag team partner John Morrison, The Miz finally started showing signs of an allegiance with The Big Show and within no time, the two men successfully defeated D-Generation X and The Straight Edge Society on an episode of Raw to become the Unified WWE Tag Team Champions.

In doing so, The Miz became the first ever superstar in WWE history to hold three championship belts at the same time, as he was in possession of the United States Title, World, and WWE Tag Team Titles as well.

From a superstar struggling to win his first singles title to a man holding three titles at the same time, it is safe to say that The Miz is a quick adapter to winning championship belts.

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