13 More WWE Draft Picks Announced On Raw Talk

The Hurt Business, Dirty Dawgs, Natalya, and more highlight the Raw Talk Draft picks.

by Andy H Murray
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The 2021 WWE Draft concluded after last night's episode of Raw Talk, which, like last week's Talking Smack, featured several supplemental picks to conclude WWE's latest roster reshuffle.

That most of WWE's biggest names were moved around on Raw and SmackDown meant that this was never going to be the most star-studded group. Nonetheless, recent Women's Tag Team Champions Tamina and Natalya were in opposite directions, with Veer also splitting from Jinder Mahal and Shanky, who were put on SmackDown without him.

Sticking together, however, are The Hurt Business, as Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander ended up being assigned to Raw alongside Bobby Lashley and MVP, who moved on Raw itself.

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Here is a complete list of every Draft pick made on Raw Talk:-

- Dana Brooke (stays on Raw)

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- The Dirty Dawgs (SmackDown to Raw)

- The Hurt Business (Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander) (stays on Raw)

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- Jaxson Ryker (stays on Raw)

- Jinder Mahal and Shanky (Raw to SmackDown)

- Liv Morgan (SmackDown to Raw)

- Mia Yim (NXT to Raw)

- The Miz (stays on Raw)

- Natalya (stays on SmackDown)

- Shotzi (stays on SmackDown)

- Tamina (SmackDown to Raw)

- Tegan Nox (SmackDown to Raw)

- Veer (stays on Raw)

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