Top 10 Matches of The Miz

The Miz has been a WWE Superstar for 11 years, these are the 10 best matches of his career

#7 The Miz & John Morrison vs. Tommy Dreamer & Colin Delaney - ECW on Sci-Fi 3/11/2008

Dreamer & Delaney forced Miz & Morrison to go Extreme

The Miz and John Morrison were an extremely talented and entertaining tag team. Tommy Dreamer, the Hardcore Legend, needs no introduction. Colin Delaney was a guy who stayed in WWE for a cup of coffee.

It was obvious from the beginning that he wasn’t going to be around for very long, but he made his time on the ECW brand worthwhile. He earned a contract during a rivalry with Tommy Dreamer, who then took the young Delaney under his wing.

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The two earned a shot at the WWE Tag Team Titles, and of course, we were treated to an Extreme Rules match!

The four men in the match went non-stop for about 10 minutes, using weapons and flying all over the place. In the end, the Tag Team Champs rendered Delaney useless on the outside of the ring and finished the challengers off by spiking Dreamer through a table with a double spine buster.

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