"King's Satanlike Rule"

The Daily Bible editor heads up the section of Ezekiel 28:11-19 with "King's Satanlike Rule," referring to the king of Tyre. Although I can completely see it, none of the three usual commentaries I check make this connection. Rather, they see the meaning of the section being how Tyre was so blessed that they were almost a "Garden of Eden." Tyre was so secure that, like a guardian cherub, it could guard itself and all dependent on it. However, while Tyre started out honest and fair, it later fell into materialism and became proud, and that was its downfall. "So I threw you to the earth," God says, basically meaning their fairytale existence came to an end.