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#3 Bobby Roode (From Raw to Smackdown Live):
When Bobby Roode arrived on Smackdown Live last year, it was already clear that he wouldn’t be pushed as hard as he was pushed in NXT and TNA. However, Roode ended up having a decent run on the Blue Brand where he feuded with Dolph Ziggler, won the US title, and even represented Team Smackdown at Survivor Series in a match which featured Superstars like Kurt Angle, John Cena, Triple H, Randy Orton etc.
Roode’s move to Raw, however, has been a failure so far. He has been pushed down the card and has barely been involved in a meaningful feud. He has been feuding with the likes of Mojo Rawley and losing to the likes of Dolph Ziggler and Elias and has become a glorified jobber. Bobby Roode wouldn’t be able to thrive on Raw but a brand switch could do wonders for him. Being a part of the Smackdown Brand has helped Roode in the past and would most likely help him this time around too as potential feuds with the likes of Samoa Joe, Shinsuke Nakamura, The Miz have “Gold” written all over them.
