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#1 The Miz
While The Miz used to be WWE's fastest rising babyface, he has quickly become background noise in the overall landscape. Sure, he has made sporadic appearances over the past couple of weeks and seems to be playing some kind of role in The Fiend versus Daniel Bryan saga, but he doesn't seem to have a path of his own.
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With that stated and Elias suffering from the same issue right now, why not put the two against each other in an attempt to help one of them gain momentum? It would certainly be interesting television and serve as an entertaining midcard feud, especially with how good the two are at trading barbs on the microphone.
WWE has to do something with both Superstars and no matter who comes out of the feud with momentum, it is still at least something. Beyond that, it keeps both Superstars on television and allows them to hopefully be groomed for something even better later on.
Watching two of WWE's best on the mic compete against one another could provide for some interesting television in the weeks ahead.
