Going Over: WWE Superstars Switching Brands After WrestleMania 42 | Smark Out Moment

Going Over: WWE Superstars Switching Brands After WrestleMania 42

Posted by Anthony Mango Wednesday, April 22, 2026

On the Monday Night Raw and NXT Revenge episodes following WrestleMania 42, some of the WWE Superstars have been traded to different brands. Raw has acquired Jacob Fatu, Ethan Page, The Street Profits, Joe Hendry, and seemingly Sol Ruca, while Rhea Ripley heads over to SmackDown and both Myka Lockwood and Lizzy Rain will be added to the NXT rosters.

Which other moves need to be made? Now that Royce Keys is confirmed to be on SmackDown and Oba Femi on Raw, what other trades should take place to balance out the rosters even better?

We discuss these topics and more in the latest GOING OVER edition of the Smark Out Moment podcast!

Check out the podcast below and subscribe on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Anchor and more.

WHAT DID YOU THINK OF THE SHOW? LEAVE YOUR COMMENTS BELOW!

Subscribe Listen to the Best Wrestling Podcast on iTunes and YouTube
Subscribe to the Smack Talk show on:
YouTube - Apple Podcasts - Spotify
and more!

Subscribe to Smark Out Moment podcast on YouTube Subscribe to Smark Out Moment podcast on iTunes radio Subscribe to Smark Out Moment podcast on Spotify
AUTHOR OF THIS POST: ANTHONY MANGO

The founder, editor-in-chief, head writer, podcast host, and more for Smark Out Moment and all branches under A Mango Tree including Fanboys Anonymous. Tony Mango is not just a pundit/analyst, but also a creative director/consultant, media manager and more. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

0 comments:

Current EVENTS

Watch WWE WrestleMania 42 Live Results

WWE WrestleMania 42 Predictions and Results

WANT TO WRITE FOR US?

If you would like to join the Smark Out Moment writing team, please send an email via the contact form.

Follow Us

SITE SEGMENTS

LIST OF SPECIAL EVENTS

BRANDS AND SHOWS

TYPES OF POSTS

SUPPORT SMARK OUT MOMENT

JOIN THE TEAM

FOLLOW AMT ON SOCIAL MEDIA