As the wrestling landscape continues to evolve, the Miz within the past few days sat down with Robbie Fox of the ‘My Mom’s Basement’ podcast for an in-depth interview covering all things pro wrestling and WWE.
The following are some of the highlights. On the funniest wrestlers he’s ever worked with and who would crack him up during matches in WWE: “Santino Marella. I mean, every time I would have a match with him, I would be laughing in the course of the match. Because he would just crack me up. Just some of the things that he would come up with is so funny. Interestingly enough, truth is furthermore right up there — i mean, I bet (he’s the most common answer). The reason being is, Truth is unlike any other in-ring talent I’ve ever met in my life. One, he’s able to closing as long as he has due to the comedy he brings, the people that he touches. You know that he touches people because when he sent out a tweet last year about being departed from, you saw all the superstars pour in there. Say, ‘oh my God, this can’t be,’ the enthusiasts started chanting we want Truth, had a whole revolution to basically get his job back. So now he’s still there and still making us last still making us feel so he’s he’s a pretty incredible person and plus I’ve been Awesome Truth. Duo Champions with him many times.”
On the most painful devastating move he’s ever taken: “Man, any type of powerbomb. That’s always a bad one, so anyone that does a power bomb where you’re up on their shoulders and they powerbomb. (Kevin Owens’ pop-up powerbomb?) That one’s-Yeah, that one’s pretty rough. Maybe a chokeslam is pretty brutal, while it’s not too bad. Because when I want to take a chokeslam, I’m going as high as I possibly can, and when you come back down, poof, your back feels it. Oh, Impressive Khali’s. Holy cow, while great Khali would have to be number one.”
Watch the complete interview with The Miz via the YouTube player embedded below.