Miz Jokes About Using Oasis Songs After Aldis’ Entrance Choice

The Miz has weighed in on Nick Aldis’ surprising choice of entrance music during his in-ring return at WWE SummerSlam, joking that he’d gladly borrow from the same Oasis catalog if given the chance.

Aldis stepped back into the ring on night one of SummerSlam, which took place Saturday, August 1, in a match against Gunther. The appearance itself was a surprise for fans, since Aldis has spent the majority of his current WWE run as an on-air authority figure rather than an active competitor. Adding to the moment, Aldis walked out to Oasis’ “Morning Glory,” a needle-drop choice that stood out given how rarely the Britpop band’s catalog gets used for WWE entrances.

The Miz picked up on that detail and had some fun with it, saying he’d be more than happy to make his own entrance to Oasis staples like “Wonderwall” or “Champagne Supernova” if the option were on the table. It’s the kind of lighthearted riff that’s become a hallmark of Miz’s media appearances — he’s always been quick to turn a passing WWE moment into a bit, whether it’s poking fun at a colleague’s new look or, in this case, angling for a classic-rock entrance upgrade of his own.

The bigger story here is really about Aldis. His return to in-ring competition, even in a one-off capacity against a名 like Gunther, raises questions about whether WWE is looking to use him more dynamically going forward rather than keeping him strictly in a backstage authority role. Aldis has built a strong reputation as an announcer and locker-room figure since arriving in WWE, but he built his career — including runs as NWA World Heavyweight Champion — as a credible in-ring performer, and moments like this hint that door hasn’t been fully closed.

As for The Miz, whether the Oasis needle-drop request is a real ask or just a fun aside remains to be seen. But it’s a reminder that even in a company known for meticulously curated entrance themes, a surprising musical choice can spark conversation — and give a veteran talker like Miz an easy new angle to run with in interviews.

Whether Aldis sticks with the Oasis theme for future appearances, or whether it was a one-night novelty tied to the SummerSlam moment, is something worth keeping an eye on as WWE’s creative team continues shaping his role on television.