Backstage News On Several Missing WWE Wrestlers

There are some left over. We are finally done with the in between period after the 2021 WWE Draft, meaning we now have the final rosters set. That means there are going to be some people sticking with the same shows for a long time to come, but that does not mean everyone is assigned. There are still some names who need to be assigned to a show, but it has already been done behind the scenes.

There were several names not selected in this year’s WWE Draft and many have not appeared since. However, they have been assigned to brands on WWE’s internal charts. According to PWInsider.com, there are six wrestlers assigned to brands and three who have not been assigned anywhere. The three who are unassigned are currently out of action for various reasons. There is no word on when these wrestlers will return to TV or when the will be officially assigned to a brand. Here is the internal list of unassigned wrestlers:

Monday Night Raw
* Asuka
* Elias
* Lucha House Party

NXT
* Dakota Kai

SmackDown
* Brock Lesnar

No Brand Assigned
* Bayley
* Eva Marie
* Lacey Evans

There are some talented people available. Check out some of them in action:

Adam Pearce suffers an F5 after indefinitely suspending Brock Lesnar: SmackDown, Oct. 22, 2021

Bayley attacks Bianca Belair prior to their WWE Hell in a Cell showdown: SmackDown, June 18, 2021

Asuka's momentous victories: WWE Playlist

Opinion: This is something that is going to happen and it leaves the doors open for some surprise appearances later on. That can be a very valuable tool to have in the bag as a return can be a helpful boost for any show at any time. I’m curious to see where some of these people wind up, because they really could fit in almost anywhere on any roster. That’s not something you get to say very often, but it is the case with more than a few of these names.

Who do you want to see go where? Should WWE change up their list? Let us know in the comments below.

Thomas Hall has been a wrestling fan for over thirty years and has seen over 60,000 wrestling matches. He has also been a wrestling reviewer since 2009 with over 6,000 full shows covered. You can find his work at kbwrestlingreviews.com, or check out his- Amazon author page with 30 wrestling books.

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