Roman Reigns was left battered, covered in dog food and tied to the ring post at the hands of King Corbin and Dolph Ziggler at the end of last week’s SmackDown. Now The Big Dog is ready to be unchained. Despite defeating The Showoff in the ring, a post-match attack from Corbin and his minions was too much for Reigns to overcome. Corbin made good on his promise to humiliate his rival, but has he now pushed Reigns to an even more dangerous place? Will The Big Dog bite back before the WWE TLC showdown with Corbin?
The issue between Wyatt and Miz was born out of the ongoing conflict between “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt and Daniel Bryan. In the wake of his defeat to the horrifying titleholder at Survivor Series, Bryan reembraced the “Yes!” Movement during an episode of SmackDown, only to be dragged under the ring by “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt. After Bryan disappeared, Wyatt reemerged and began to toss clumps of what appeared to be Bryan’s hair into the air.
Miz responded to the calamity by stepping up and demanding to know what happened to his longtime adversary. Wyatt soon took notice of the outspoken Superstar’s demands, but Miz wasn’t interested in a match against the host of “Firefly Fun House” until Bray pulled his strings by mentioning The A-Lister’s family. Has Miz acted too rashly by falling for Wyatt’s masterful mind games? Will he pay the price for not running when he had the opportunity?
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the whole time
I agree he should wrestle in the Funhouse outfit and walk out to that theme. Only thing is Miz might come to the PPV strapped 
dirty tactics but I approve
Ken Shamrock taught yall better