10 WWE Stars Who Were Drafted To The Right Show (And 5 Who Weren't)

One of the most prominently asked questions by fans going into the WWE Draft was what tag teams would be split up, if any. There was a fear entertaining tandems such as Enzo Amore and Big Cass and The New Day would meet their demise, and thankfully, that wasn't the case.

In the midst of all the uncertainty, The Wyatt Family wound up going their separate ways with Bray Wyatt and Erick Rowan going to SmackDown and Braun Strowman to Raw.

Wyatt winning on pay-per-view was long overdue, so his victory at Battleground was welcomed, but it's apparent he must be a babyface before long. That is the role that suits him best at this point in his career, and he should fly solo when that day comes.

Meanwhile, officials obviously have big plans for Strowman as a singles competitor (for some strange reason, since he's awful in the ring), so where does that leave Rowan?

Rowan sticking with Wyatt would make little sense if Strowman isn't with them, and Luke Harper isn't due back from injury for several more months. It would have been much more beneficial to both Rowan and Strowman if they were kept together as a tag team without Wyatt on Raw. Best of both worlds.