WWE News: Tyler Breeze says one of the WWE's biggest heels is the most unselfish when it comes to anything
What's the story?
Breezango was a recent guest on Edge & Christian's Pod of Awesomeness. They discussed several topics about the WWE, but Tyler Breeze had something particularly interesting to say about one of the top heels in the company. (h/t Wrestling Inc.)
In case you didn't know...
Roughly six months after Breeze's debut on the main roster, Breezango was formed in April of 2016. Breeze had formed an alliance with R-Truth, but turned on him in a tag match against Fandango and Goldust.
The heart of the matter...
Breeze would talk about The Miz and how he is a very giving person and unselfish. He would point to the WWE Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match at WrestleMania 32 a couple of years ago. Take a look at what Breeze had to say below:
"Man, Miz, by far, one of the most unselfish guys when it comes to anything." Breeze explained, "I mean, I guess the one key moment that he kind of proved that or I started to really think it was WrestleMania when he was standing up on a ladder and he let Zack Ryder climb up the ladder and shove him off to win the IC title. There [are] a lot of guys that would either make them look stupid or their character wouldn't do that. There [are] a lot of guys that would have a problem with that, and Miz did it with a smile on his face and he loved it, so that's kind of cool and kind of rare in our business."
It was a tremendous WrestleMania moment, but unfortunately for Ryder, he lost the WWE Intercontinental Championship back to The Miz the next night on Monday Night Raw when Miz's wife Maryse made her return to the company.
What's next?
The WWE roster is en route to Saudi Arabia for the Greatest Royal Rumble event on Friday, April 27th. Breezango are not officially listed on the card at the time of this writing, but it may be safe to expect they'll be a part of the 50-man Royal Rumble Match.
The Miz will be in a four-way Ladder Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship with Seth Rollins, Finn Balor, and Samoa Joe.
Author's take...
The Miz has come a long way since debuting in the WWE. The stories of the "hazing" that Miz had to endure thanks to some veterans like JBL are pretty well-known, and I'm sure that has something to do with the way Miz treats others in the WWE.
He didn't like being treated like that necessarily, so he's going to do the opposite for his peers within the WWE. I thought that was a really cool story that Breeze told Edge and Christian.