The Miz recalls unrealized WrestleMania pitch involving The Ultimate Warrior
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 1:00 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

The Miz discussed a concept he pitched for a WWE WrestleMania storyline that featured The Ultimate Warrior. He envisioned defending the Intercontinental Championship in a Gauntlet Lumberjack match, claiming victory over all former champions only to be defeated by The Ultimate Warrior at the end. Details of the timing of this pitch are unclear, particularly as The Ultimate Warrior passed away in 2014, complicating the narrative. The Miz expressed frustration with the Intercontinental Championship's perception and aimed to elevate its status through this storyline.
- •The Miz pitched a WrestleMania concept featuring The Ultimate Warrior.
- •He aimed to defend the Intercontinental Championship against former champions.
- •The storyline included a dramatic finish featuring The Ultimate Warrior.
- •The Ultimate Warrior passed away in 2014, affecting the pitch's feasibility.
- •The Miz sought to change perceptions of the Intercontinental Championship.
- 1:00 AMWrestling Inc — The Miz Details Unrealized WWE WrestleMania Pitch Involving The Ultimate Warrior
"The Miz once pitched an idea for WWE WrestleMania that would've involved defending the Intercontinental Championship against The Ultimate Warrior.
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