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#2 Having Shane McMahon beat the Miz again
Shane McMahon's matches are often novelty acts due to his willingness to put his body through any amount of punishment for the fans. But a caveat of a McMahon match is that he shouldn't beat any of the top stars he faces.
He didn't beat the Undertaker or AJ Styles, but he has defeated Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn and the Miz at various WrestleManias. The Miz is being positioned as one of the top faces of Raw after the Superstar Shake Up, and he already did the honors for Shane McMahon this year.
Having the Miz lose a second match in a row to the son of 'The Chairman' will make him look more like a hapless loser than a believable threat to any heel. It would be like Bray Wyatt's former character having lost all credibility, but on a smaller scale.
Another factor to consider is if the feud is to continue past MITB, the Miz needs to walk out of the PPV with a win in his pocket. There might be any number of interfering superstars (Elias, Bobby Lashley, B -Team), but when all is said and done, a Miz win needs to happen.
