As reported earlier, WWE Draft 2021 is being planned to make its comeback, later this year to shake things up on the main roster for good. Apparently, WWE management has selected the last week of August and the first week of September to conduct the process, this year. They have not officially announced anything about the upcoming event, but reports from reliable sources have confirmed the same affirming that a roster shake-up is on the way.
WWE will definitely nurture different possibilities to make things interesting for WWE Draft 2021, but Brock Lesnar still doesn’t appear to be an option. But, on the other hand, two big names who are either part-timer or retired superstar, is still on the list.
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Ringside News was told that a preliminary internal list of Superstars was given out eyeing the upcoming WWE Draft 2021. That list included many names from the active roster, even those who aren’t likely to be a part of the process.
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The source was told that “even ‘legends’ and ‘part timers’ are currently available on the list of superstars. Goldberg, who is a part-timer, and The Undertaker who doesn’t belong to any individual brand, are also listed. There’s no update on why these two names have been added to the list but the notable thing is that Brock Lesnar is missing.
It should be noted Ringside News was told that the creative team was informed that “there are no plans with Brock” and they’re “not even in discussions” to bring back him in time for Summerslam. There are plenty of options available for the WWE Draft 2021 in August/September, but the former champion may not be involved. Perhaps, he is yet to sign a contract with the WWE.
WWE is currently gearing up for a return to live touring which runs through this summer and the possibility is that they will follow it up with a roster shake-up via WWE Draft 2021. The entire pool of superstars including NXT could be kept on the table, but Brock Lesnar’s name is yet to be added. Unless and until he really wants to make a comeback, it’s hard for the WWE management to include him into the scenario.
