1. The Miz (To Raw)
The Miz must wake up on Tuesday mornings wishing he was going to cut another sensational promo on Talking Smack and feature in a lengthy match on SmackDown. Those were the days. Raw sadly hasn't felt as satisfying for the Intercontinental Champion; he actually feels like less of a star than he did on the blue brand.
Handed the unnecessary backup of Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas, Miz isn't clicking on Mondays the same way he was before WWE nonsensically moved him. On SmackDown, the best sneering heel in the company had the chance to move upwards and become part of the WWE Title scene by the end of 2017, but on Raw he (thus far) doesn't even have a match pencilled in for SummerSlam.
Worse, WWE's first idea for Miz on Raw was to resume his tired issues with Dean Ambrose. A better idea would've been leaving Miz where he was on SmackDown, because the chance was there to promote fresh feuds with incoming stars like Sami Zayn.
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