“Like, I lost control and I just started yelling” - WWE Star Tye Miz Reflects on Genuine Anger from Bryan Danielson Incident

As Bryan Danielson approaches his retirement year in AEW, WWE’s The Miz recently reflected on a moment of genuine anger between them. Danielson, who recently won the AEW World Championship by defeating Swerve Strickland at AEW All In. The Miz, in a recent interview, revisited a different kind of battle, the infamous altercation between himself and Danielson.

Let’s take a look at what The Miz has revealed about a heating moment

In a recent interview with “Adrian Hernandez”, The Miz shared a weird battle between himself and Danielson, then known as Daniel Bryan, on WWE Talking Smack in August 2016. The Miz Said -

“Most of the promos that you think are great, I think are terrible. Like the one with Daniel Bryan, that’s probably my most infamous, when I got back and got out of that, I was so angry, it was real anger that like I’ve never felt that type of anger before and I didn’t know what to do with it and it’s scary.

“Like, I lost control of everything and I just started yelling and the veins were popping out of my head and I look back at that and I don’t like watching it.” (Via Adrian Hernandez/Wrestling Inc)

The Miz has said that talking about the WWE Talking Smack incident makes him uncomfortable because it just "hits too close to home."

After leaving WWE, Bryan Danielson joined AEW (All Elite Wrestling) in 2020 and has continued to make a significant impact in the wrestling world. His dedication and hard work, particularly after overcoming major injuries, have earned him great respect and admiration in the industry.

Meanwhile, The Miz remains a favorite in WWE and continues to captivate audiences. Although he was once known as a major heel in WWE, The Miz has earned immense love, respect, and success through his commitment to wrestling. He is loved by many for his exceptionally entertaining personality.


Both wrestlers have been involved in wrestling for a long time and are greatly loved and supported by fans. The main difference now is that they are with different wrestling companies, whereas they were once part of the same organization, WWE.