WRESTLING RUMORS: Top WWE Stable Could Move In Upcoming Draft

New home? WWE has so many different kinds of wrestlers around its roster that the stars can be spread across different unique shows. Those shows would be Monday Night Raw, SmackDown and NXT and the shows do not interact very often. While wrestlers will occasionally cross over, they rarely jump from one to the other full time. This time though, WWE is at least thinking about a move.

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According to Xero News on Twitter, there has been some “small” talk of sending Judgment Day to SmackDown in the upcoming WWE Draft. The brands are expected to be “heavily switched” though there have been talks of SmackDown staying “stable heavy”. There is no word on when the next Draft will take place, as WWE has yet to mention anything about a new edition. The most recent Draft was held in October 2021.

There has been small talk of sending Judgment Day to SmackDown in the draft when it happens, the brands will be heavily switched about but talks of SD will stay very "stable heavy" as The Bloodline's run is not done yet.

— Xero News (@NewsXero) December 28, 2022

The team has done well in its original home. Check out what they have done as part of Monday Night Raw:

Opinion: I could see this being a change that WWE makes, as Judgment Day could use some fresh opponents. If nothing else, this could be a way to set up the eventual Rey Mysterio vs. Dominik Mysterio showdown, which has been looming for a long time now. Then again it all depends on when the Draft actually happens, and right now we could be waiting for a good while.

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