WWE has officially released the rules for the upcoming WWE Draft, which will begin this week on SmackDown and end next week on RAW. This annual event is known for significantly reorganizing the company's rosters, bringing new challenges and opportunities for fighters.
According to the announcement, the Draft will have 4 rounds on SmackDown, totaling 16 picks, and 6 rounds on RAW, with a total of 24 picks. An interesting rule is that all champions are protected from being transferred, except the WWE Women's Tag Team Champions. SmackDown will have the first pick on Night 1 of the Draft, while RAW will have the first pick on Night 2. The final rosters will be determined on May 6th.
Expectations are high to see which superstars will be relocated to SmackDown or RAW. This change is an opportunity for fighters to begin new chapters in their careers within the company. Additionally, there are indications that some of the top names from WWE NXT will also be promoted to the main brands as part of the Draft.
