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“10 years ago today I calmly and rationally explained my feelings to Daniel Bryan. At least that’s how I remember it. 😂 10 years later, people are still talking about it. Talking Smack. Literally,” he wrote.

Maryse responded to her husband with a heartfelt message and claimed that he brought the Intercontinental Championship back to relevance.

“You made that championship relevant again,” she wrote.

The Awesome One hasn’t competed on WWE SmackDown since his loss to Axiom on May 29.

The Miz reveals the most painful WWE finishers

SmackDown star The Miz recently revealed which finishers were the most painful to take.

Speaking with Robbie Fox on the My Mom’s Basement podcast, the former champion noted that Powerbombs were painful but said that The Great Khali’s Chokeslam was the worst due to the height of the fall.

“Painful finishers. Ohh man, any type of powerbomb that’s always a bad one. So anyone that does a power bomb where you’re up on their shoulders and they powerbomb, that’s always a bad one. Maybe a chokeslam is pretty brutal. Because when I want to take a chokeslam, I’m going as high as I possibly can, and when you come back down, poof, your back feels it. Oh, Great Khali’s. I totally forgot. Holy cow. Great Khali would have to be number one,” he said.

On this day in 2016, The Intercontinental Championship was the most prestigious title in the company and #SmackDown Live was the most must-see show. The credit can be given to several superstars but it was IC Champion The Miz who kept delivering bangers and who could forget his

It will be interesting to see what WWE has planned for the 45-year-old in the weeks ahead on SmackDown.