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Vince McMahon promised to “shake things up again,” and boy, did he live up to his word. The landscape of the WWE may have changed forever (or at least until the next superstar shake-up).
But before I run down the list of all the superstars who switched brands, I’ll give us all a little background on this so-called superstar shake-up. It’s like the traditional WWE Draft, only bigger. Instead of one night of superstar swaps, we get two nights of pro wrestling switch-a-roos.
What Happened?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1PlBus1HcY
On last week’s Raw, Mr. McMahon made the announcement for a “superstar shake-up.” This shake-up would occur over a two-night period; starting on the April 10th episode of Monday Night Raw, and concluding on the April 11th episode of SmackDown Live.
The game is about to change. No, not Triple H. I’m talking about the current roster of Raw and SmackDown. I’m talking about some serious superstar swaps. Champions will change brands, and new rivalries will arise in the WWE Universe.
I’ll stop the yip-yap and get down to the nitty gritty. Let’s see who made the jump to what.
Who was drafted to Monday Night Raw?
- Bray Wyatt moves from SmackDown to RAW
- Alexa Bliss moves from SmackDown to RAW
- The Miz moves from SmackDown to Raw
- Maryse moves from SmackDown to RAW
- Mickie James moves from SmackDown to RAW
- Apollo Crews moves from SmackDown to RAW
- Curt Hawkins moves from SmackDown to RAW
- WWE Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose moves from SmackDown to RAW
- Heath Slater moves from SmackDown to RAW
- Rhyno moves from SmackDown to RAW
- David Otunga (ring-side commentator) moves from SmackDown to RAW
Who was drafted to SmackDown?
- Byron “Booty” Saxton (play-by-play commentator) moves from RAW to SmackDown
- WWE United Sates Champion Kevin Owens moves from Raw to SmackDown (the winner of Chris Jericho vs. Owens at Payback receives the roster spot)
- Jinder Mahal moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Sami Zayn moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Primo and Epico moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Tamina Snuka moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Charlotte Flair moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Rusev moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Sin Cara moves from RAW to SmackDown
- Lana moves from RAW to SmackDown
- The New Day moves from RAW to SmackDown
