10 Quick Fixes That Would've Improved WWE Draft 2016
9. Better Presentation
Though WWE had the right idea with their ESPN-like "Draft Center" on the WWE Network, the actual main broadcast itself could have used some work to make it feel more like the glossy, high-impact show fans were expecting.
For starters, there wasn't a giant, video game-esque board with every wrestler on, most wrestlers weren't even present when they were drafted, and unlike most of the better draft shows, we didn't get to see the roster members freaking out backstage when their names were called.
This added so much fun to previous drafts, whereas here the McMahons, Mick Foley and Daniel Bryan just felt in a rush to get through their announcements. There was no sense of "specialness" to the picks, and ultimately just having people shouting names into a mic made the whole thing seem rather underwhelming.