The Miz sets an embarrassing record at WrestleMania 39

The Miz set an embarrassing record at WrestleMania 39 by being the first person to lose on both nights of the show.

The Miz was announced as the host of WrestleMania, which meant he had certain hosting duties. The former Intercontinental Champion got to open the show with Snoop Dogg on both nights and welcomed the audience.

The Miz also announced attendance numbers for both nights. But this wasn't all as the Grand Slam Champion was placed in an impromptu match on both nights of the show.

On Night One, he faced off against Pat McAfee and lost in under five minutes. Night Two saw him being placed in a match against the returning Shane McMahon. Midway through the match, Shane McMahon injured his knee and Snoop Dogg saved the segment by wrestling on his behalf.

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Snoop Dogg then defeated the former WWE Champion after he dropped a people's elbow. This loss meant that the Hollywood A-Lister became the first person to lose a match on both nights of WrestleMania.

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Despite this embarrassing record, the nine-time Intercontinental Champion was still an entertaining host and proved just how versatile he can be.

What do you make of Miz's two WrestleMania losses? Sound off in the comments section below.

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Sunil is a pro wrestling journalist, covering AEW and WWE news stories at Sportskeeda. He holds an MBA degree in Marketing, and has nearly 7 years of experience. A wrestling aficionado since childhood, Sunil used to imitate his favorite wrestlers as a young kid, and started writing professionally about the sport via Sportskeeda’s revenue-sharing opportunity.

Sunil admires former world champions AJ Styles, Will Ospreay, and Kenny Omega for their ability to consistently deliver great matches as well as entertain crowds with their mic skills.

If ever given a chance to change a storyline, Sunil would have booked Roman Reigns to end The Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak instead of Brock Lesnar. According to him, The Tribal Chief needed the victory more than Brock Lesnar, as the latter was already an established performer when he defeated ‘Taker. He would’ve also made that as Taker’s final match.

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Edited by Ashvinkumar Patil