5 Reasons why Heavy Machinery members Otis and Tucker were split up in WWE Draft 2020 

#3 The end of Heavy Machinery was an incentive for people to tune in and watch Talking Smack

On Talking Smack they announced a few more draft picks to continue from last night's smackdown! Humberto carrillo stays on Raw, Drew Gulak is now part of Raw, Kalisto stays on Smackdown, Murphy will now be on Smackdown & Tucker from Heavy Machinery is now part of Raw!😮 #WWEDraft pic.twitter.com/o6VENijUne

— Ace And His Familia Vlogs (@Ace69GamerVlogs) October 10, 2020

WWE, as a corporate entity, always wants its audience to tune in and watch the WWE Network, which is a property completely owned by them. Because a large portion of the fanbase may not necessarily tune in to watch Talking Smack, the company may have planned the end of Heavy Machinery. This is a big piece of news, and once it was made public on social media, many must have gone to check out exactly what had transpired between Otis and Tucker when the news of Heavy Machinery coming to an end was made official.

The 2020 #WWEDraft continues TOMORROW on #TalkingSmack on the Free Version of @WWENetwork! pic.twitter.com/zYaib54RCF

— WWE (@WWE) October 10, 2020

Even though it doesn't get the love it so rightfully deserves, Talking Smack is a pretty fantastic show even in its current incarnation. Yes, the end of Heavy Machinery was noteworthy and so was the Big E promo that went viral not very long ago, but almost every episode has something worth writing home about. Unfortunately, it's not always necessarily must-see content.