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Old 10-09-2020, 10:37 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat View Post
RAW legit picked more of their own guys than they did with SD guys for tonight's Draft show.

Even with their infamous history of bad drafting, the NY Jets and Cleveland Browns would have done a better job with WWE's Draft than team Red Brand did tonight.
This is exactly why WWE is so bad, is there nobody in that writing room that asked "why are we having a draft if most people are going to stay on the same show"?

Or "why wouldn't Raw also want Big E if they are drafting New Day"?

Just go back to the fucking tumblers with the draft picks being "random". Yes they aren't really random, but at least it gives them a logical out as to why only Otis got drafted to Smackdown and not Tucker.
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