WWE Draft 2020: Ranking every roster move on Night Two

#7 Apollo Crews (Moved to SmackDown during the 2020 WWE Draft)

when Apollo Crews got drafted to Smackdown..... 🤣🤣🤣 #WWEDraft pic.twitter.com/5t3LJDuoe1

— _denisesalcedo (@_denisesalcedo) October 13, 2020

WWE Draft position: No. 24

After months of feuding with the Hurt Business, Apollo Crews is finally away from them. He can go on his own and carve out a solid singles run on SmackDown, where he was at the start of the year. However, there has been a lot of change from Crews since he was last on the Blue brand. This is a positive move for him and the brand.

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#6 Matt Riddle (Moved to RAW during the 2020 WWE Draft)

Bro #WWERaw https://t.co/oY9FL73Ued

— matthew riddle (@SuperKingofBros) October 13, 2020

WWE Draft position: No. 8

Matt Riddle has had a turbulent few months on SmackDown, with a lot of it being covered by a lengthy feud with King Corbin. Fortunately, the two of them have been separated by the WWE Draft and The King of Bros has quite a few options ahead of him on RAW. He would be a fantastic opponent for US Champion, Bobby Lashley. Riddle can also make the trip to RAW Underground and showcase his MMA background. It could do wonders for him.

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#5 Aleister Black (Moved to SmackDown during the 2020 WWE Draft)

WWE Draft position: No. 29

A shockingly late pick in the WWE Draft, Aleister Black has a better chance of succeeding on SmackDown than on RAW. The Red brand's roster is simply too stacked for him to prominently feature, as evidenced by his trajectory over the past year. Black should be able to bounce back from his defeat to Kevin Owens on RAW, possibly with another match against his rival. He can also face Daniel Bryan, once he returns, in a mouth-watering encounter.