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#3 The Miz
The Miz has been on the front of one previous WWE game (SmackDown vs Raw 2011) but he shared the cover that year with John Cena and The Big Show, so he has never been the sole cover star.
A couple of years ago, it would have been crazy to suggest that “The A-Lister” might be the only featured Superstar on the front of WWE’s biggest video game, but his reputation has been significantly enhanced since the 2016 brand split and, whether they love or hate him, fans respect Miz's work more now than ever before.
Besides, is there anybody on the main roster who would do a better job of gloating about being the cover star than the eight-time Intercontinental champion?
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