| ECW to Raw |
 | Kofi Kingston to Raw WWE must have a lot more confidence in Kofi Kingston than the rest of us do. He's improved vastly since his debut, but there's a good chance that he's going to get buried on the deep Raw roster. |
 | Layla El to Raw On a personal level, I love this move because that means that I'll get to see her on Mondays now instead of Tuesdays. I don't have to wait an extra day to see her. If only WWE would wise up and make her a top level heel manager now. |
 | Matt Striker to Raw Interesting that WWE didn't move him over to Smackdown to continue being Big Daddy V's mouthpiece. He's not going to get far as a wrestler, but Matt Striker can play a huge part on Raw as an on-screen character. |
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| ECW to Smackdown |
 | Big Daddy V to Smackdown It's been long rumored that Big Daddy V was going to be headed to Smackdown to challenge the Undertaker. Looks like he's actually losing weight and will be back soon. |
 | Shelton Benjamin to Smackdown He was supposed to get a big push in ECW, but that didn't happen because Dusty Rhodes left the writing team. He was being wasted on ECW, so moving Shelton Benjamin to Smackdown looks like a smart choice. |
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| Raw to ECW |
 | Super Crazy to ECW It's about time WWE sent Super Crazy to ECW. He just feels like he'd be a better fit on there. Plus, with Heat being canceled, Super Crazy was going to need a place to work. Hopefully, they'll let him loose in the ring. |
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| Raw to Smackdown |
 | Brian Kendrick to Smackdown If they don't bring over Paul London as well, I'm not sure what they're going to be doing with Brian Kendrick. The guy is capable enough of adding depth to the US title division on Smackdown, though. |
 | Carlito to Smackdown Here's the move that everyone has been waiting for. Hopefully, the Smackdown writers can put Carlito to better use than the Raw writers did. Maybe that will keep him happy enough to not want to leave WWE? |
 | DH Smith to Smackdown Looks like DH Smith won't be Ted DiBiase Jr's mystery tag team partner this Sunday after all. It would be a smart move for WWE to pair up DH Smith with his cousin Natalya Neidhart on Smackdown. |
 | Maria Kanellis to Smackdown She has more of a chance of winning the divas title on Smackdown than she does of winning the women's title on Raw. Personally, though, I'd use her more as a character and manager than as a wrestler. |
 | Trevor Murdoch to Smackdown After splitting up with Lance Cade, he looked a bit lost on Monday Night Raw. Hopefully, Trevor Murdoch can now make a name for himself as a singles wrestler on the Smackdown midcard division. |
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| Smackdown to ECW |
 | Finlay to ECW Smart move here. They were basically wasting Finlay on Smackdown since Wrestlemania 24. Putting him in ECW gives the brand an in-ring teacher (role Chris Benoit was supposed to play). Plus, it reunites him with Hornswoggle. |
 | Hornswoggle to ECW Not sure what's going on here. Hornswoggle doesn't need to be on ECW. Plus, it wouldn't make much sense to separate him from Finlay. They spent several weeks building up the father-son storyline. |
 | Mark Henry to ECW Looks like big Mark Henry is finally going to get away from writer Michael Hayes. With ECW becoming a part of Raw soon, he'll be working on a different night. He's also going to be a major player in ECW as well. |
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| Smackdown to Raw |
 | Chuck Palumbo to Raw Smart move switching Chuck Palumbo over to Monday Night Raw here. He was getting pretty stale on Smackdown. In fact, he hasn't done much since ending his program with Michelle McCool and Jamie Noble. |
 | Deuce to Raw Rumor has it that Deuce was split up from Domino so that he could head on over to Raw to become a part of that second generation stable (he is Jimmy Snuka's adopted son). Looks like that may be coming true now. |
 | Jamie Noble to Raw Interesting that Jamie Noble was moved because he was also working backstage with the Smackdown guys. It looks like he'll be a role player on Raw and provide some backstage work with the younger ECW guys. |
