WWE DRAFT News: Possible *Spoilers*, Format
The WWE Draft takes place on Monday night June 23rd on a special 3-hour edition of WWE RAW. WWE has promised to shake things up - here's the latest Draft news:
-- Much like previous years, WWE is keeping the draft very secretive, to the point that most all of the talent will find out if they're changing brands as soon as the audience does during the live show.
-- There has been some talk of moving the Womens Title to either ECW or Smackdown but no official decision has been made just yet. Vince feels that both of those brands need something to distinguish them from what Raw offers and the Womens Title just may be the answer to that.
-- Umaga is expected to be traded to SmackDown!
-- As stated on WWE RAW this week, The Undertaker will not be a part of the Draft
-- Back in 2002, WWE did a live draft for television and a secondary draft with the results posted on the company website. A number of mid-level and lower-level wrestlers had to log on to the WWE site late at night after the draft to find out about their futures. It's expected that WWE will do something similar this year by announcing some of the trades on WWE.com after RAW as well as on ECW and SmackDown! later in the week.
The WWE Draft takes place on Monday night June 23rd on a special 3-hour edition of WWE RAW. WWE has promised to shake things up - here's the latest Draft news:
-- Much like previous years, WWE is keeping the draft very secretive, to the point that most all of the talent will find out if they're changing brands as soon as the audience does during the live show.
-- There has been some talk of moving the Womens Title to either ECW or Smackdown but no official decision has been made just yet. Vince feels that both of those brands need something to distinguish them from what Raw offers and the Womens Title just may be the answer to that.
-- Umaga is expected to be traded to SmackDown!
-- As stated on WWE RAW this week, The Undertaker will not be a part of the Draft
-- Back in 2002, WWE did a live draft for television and a secondary draft with the results posted on the company website. A number of mid-level and lower-level wrestlers had to log on to the WWE site late at night after the draft to find out about their futures. It's expected that WWE will do something similar this year by announcing some of the trades on WWE.com after RAW as well as on ECW and SmackDown! later in the week.
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