The 2016 WWE draft can be comedy or catalyst—a way to create drama for the night or to kick off the brand split with ample momentum.
In the past, the draft has been all of those things. The history of the ever-changing event is rife with mistakes WWE needs to avoid this time around. But there have been shrewd moves in previous drafts that WWE would be wise to repeat.
On July 19, the New Era will begin in earnest as WWE will once again split its roster into two distinct brands—Raw and SmackDown. It will be the first time since 2011 that those shows will be their own entities.
Returning to the brand ex...
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