When Triple H announced this year's WWE draft several weeks ago, he said that it would

shake WWE to its core.

Really built it up, used a lot of very big words to make this feel like this was going

to be a draft like no other, a draft like nothing we had ever seen before.

And they introduced a new world heavyweight championship for Monday night Raw because they

don't want to take the other two belts off Roman Reigns so we have to have a new championship.

So they introduced this new title and there's nothing earth shattering about this, it's

not as if we haven't seen that before where they've introduced new titles in this company.

But they built it up like this was some kind of groundbreaking thing.

And as far as the draft picks are concerned, the way that I would describe it now that

the draft is over, now that we have had two nights of the WWE draft.

It was the equivalent of rearranging the living room furniture.

They didn't really go out and buy any new furniture, they didn't buy any new tables or

chairs or a new television.

They just took the furniture that they had and they rearranged it.

That couch that was over there over by the wall, they moved it from that wall to the wall

over there.

The television stand was right over there in that corner and they moved it into the other

corner.

That really is what they did in this WWE draft this year despite all of the teases that

we had weeks ago about potential to break up factions into break up tag teams.

We saw none of that.

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