5 Things that shouldn't happen at the coming RAW & SmackDown WWE 2019 Draft

Modified Oct 10, 2019 05:01 GMT

Splitting up The OC may not be a wise idea

#3 Making the 24/7 Championship specific to a particular brand

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The best thing about the 24/7 Championship is certainly the unpredictability associated with the title. And so, if it becomes specific to either RAW (which is certainly a possibility as it was the USA Network that wanted it while SmackDown wants a real-sports-feel) or SmackDown for that matter, it will lose a great deal of what essentially makes it special.

And most importantly, I don't think that the duo of Carmella and R-Truth should be split up either. The two of them have great comedic timing when they're a unit, and they will lose a lot of that incredible chemistry if they are booked to be on two separate brands.

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In fact, there should be a vast ocean of Superstars who chase after the title from Drake Maverick to the B-Team that should not necessarily be confined to either brand. This should be the one title that anyone should be able to win; from members of RAW and SmackDown to NXT, and even the 205 Live roster.

Will there be new characters who enter the 24/7 Championship picture once the draft happens with the Lucha House Party, etc. possibly joining the mix?

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