10 WWE Stars Who Were Drafted To The Right Show (And 5 Who Weren't)
6. Baron Corbin To SmackDown (Right Show)
Baron Corbin arrived on Raw the same night as Apollo Crews, the post-WrestleMania 32 edition, yet is only slightly better off because of a lengthy feud with Dolph Ziggler. And even then, he didn't come out of that program looking any stronger than before it began. They traded a few wins back and forth and as a result, fans quickly lost interest.
From the moment he debuted at WrestleMania and won the third annual Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, I knew he had the potential to be a top heel in WWE. Whether he could ever be a viable WWE champion is debatable, but this company has been in desperate need of a ruthless monster for years.
Big Show, Kane and Mark Henry are all on their last legs, and Braun Strowman may never amount to anything.
Corbin, on the other hand, has mastered his character (which is admittedly an extension of his actual personality) of despising "indie stars" and not caring what anyone thinks of him. Rather, he is concerned with making money, and being a top draft pick for SmackDown certainly sent that message.
The sole drawback to Corbin on SmackDown? He is once again on the same show as Dolph Ziggler. Please, WWE, keep them as far away from each other as humanly possible. That is all we ask.