WWE Draft 2023: Tonight (April 28, 2023), WWE Friday Night SmackDown is airing live from the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas, with an action-packed show featuring the latest developments leading up to the Backlash event next month in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The WWE Draft began earlier and is already making waves as some of our favorite superstars have been picked up in the first three rounds. But the excitement doesn’t end there! Keep your eyes peeled to see which NXT superstars make the cut and join the main roster. It’s all happening right now on WWE Friday Night SmackDown; check out Details. Follow the latest WWE News Updates with InsideSport.IN
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WWE Draft 2023 round 4: Three NXT Superstars move to the main roster
Several superstars were selected to move to different brands during the draft announcements. Shawn Michaels announced that Damage CTRL would be heading to Friday Night SmackDown as the thirteenth pick, while Road Dogg revealed that Shinsuke Nakamura would be heading over to “Raw” as the fourteenth pick. The draft continued with Michaels announcing that Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn were the fifteenth picks and would join “SmackDown” and Road Dogg announcing that Indi Hartwell would join “Raw” as the sixteenth pick.
Following the draft, the scene shifted to the Performance Center, where McKenzie Mitchell interviewed Isla Dawn and Alba Fyre. During the interview, Kayden Carter and Katana Chance interrupted and challenged them to a match for the “NXT” Women’s Tag Team Championship, which Fyre and Dawn accepted.
In another backstage segment, Kayla Braxton caught up with Shinsuke Nakamura to get his thoughts on being drafted to “Raw.” However, the interview was cut short when Karrion Kross unexpectedly attacked Nakamura before he could answer. This shocking attack has left fans wondering about Kross’s motives and what this means for Nakamura’s future on “Raw.”
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