WWE Draft 2021 Night Two: Ranking every brand switch on RAW

#9 Ridge Holland to SmackDown (No.22 in the WWE Draft 2021)

Another NXT Superstar to be called up via the WWE Draft on RAW, Ridge Holland could do well on SmackDown. There isn't too much that can be said about his prospects, especially with his partnership with Pete Dunne getting cut short.

Holland's physicality might help him stand out on the Blue brand, which has witnessed a complete revamp from top to bottom. SmackDown looks nearly unrecognizable following the WWE Draft.

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#8 Kevin Owens to RAW (No.11 in the WWE Draft 2021)

While SmackDown may seem slightly bare, RAW is stacked. Looking at the roster, one might even say it is too stacked. As a result, a couple of superstars may get lost in the shuffle. Kevin Owens may be among them.

With his contract coming up soon, WWE will need to present the former Universal Champion with an exciting story. But with so much talent, KO may be reduced to getting other stars over if he does leave the company in January.

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#7 The Street Profits to RAW (No.13 in the WWE Draft 2021)

RAW's tag team division is interesting, with several exciting teams in the mix. However, the most exciting of them may be The Street Profits. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins will be sticking together following the WWE Draft, which could lead to a Tag Team Title charge.

The Street Profits may be the next RAW Tag Team Champions, with a match against RK-Bro sounding pretty great. Ford and Dawkins will look to hold their own on a show filled with top-tier talents throughout.