You know what I'm asking you to do (RAW spoiler)

[Joe Kerr]

I wanna see a hurricane push...so if that means he goes where the cruiserweights go then so be it..I dont care if he loses rosey or not.

[Volchok]

yo i really dont care who goes where all i care is that Jericho, Orton, Batista and Kane stay on raw and Cena and UT come over to Raw too... other then that...who gives a shit...

[ilt_undertaker]

Originally Posted by The Forgotten One Rev. D-Von got on my nerves.

I liked him

[gotmilkfunb]

I personally think that Undertaker and Cena MUST stay on Smackdown!. Not only that, but I also think that guys such as Kane, HBK, and SCSA must show up on Smackdown! in one way or another. If Smackdown! doesn't get any star power or main event players, they are just a sinking ship ready to go down. I went to Smackdown! yesterday, and let me tell you, it wasn't pretty watching so much talent flounder around with nothing to do. You must get some main eventers on that show to push the younger guys if nothing else.

[HHHsucks929]

Nobody should worry about champions being forced to vacate their titles. Benoit, Cena, Guerrero and Orton aren't going anywhere. And if they are, they're taking their titles with them. The only guys who are in danger are Booker T and RVD.

Here's how I'd want it:

RAW: Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, Booker T, Big Show, John Cena

Smackdown!: Eddie Guerrero, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Undertaker, Kane, Edge, Rob Van Dam

[gotmilkfunb]

dude, HHHsucks, I totally agree with your assesment on how the WWE should split up the roster. I think that with that roster, both shows would be about equal, and that would benefit the company greatly.

[thuganomicalcrippler]

Can someone tell me how they did the roster draft last time round?

[The Dub]

Originally Posted by thuganomicalcrippler Can someone tell me how they did the roster draft last time round?

Each owner, at the time, took turns drafting superstars and stables, like nWo, counted as a pick. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that's how it went. I know Austin was the only superstar exempt from the draft and could choose which show he wanted to be on because of some "clause" in his contract.

[loopydate]

Originally Posted by rabidwolverine Each owner, at the time, took turns drafting superstars and stables, like nWo, counted as a pick. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that's how it went. I know Austin was the only superstar exempt from the draft and could choose which show he wanted to be on because of some "clause" in his contract.

That's exactly right. Although, the only stables that counted in the draft were the nWo and Billy & Chuck (the Tag Team Champions at the time). The Dudleys were drafted separately. Each owner made ten (I think) draft picks, then the rest of the thirty-man rosters were decided "randomly." The APA was split up by the draw.