WWE promotion for Superstar Shake-up does not make much sense

WWE sent a press release to promote the annual Shakeup Superstar next week. It makes no sense to explain how (this is underlined):

Fans around the world were surprised to find out. announced that WWE's alignment would again undergo a dramatic change in this week's editions of Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live, broadcast live at 8 / 7C on the USA Network this Monday and Tuesday night.

Listen to Raw and SmackDown Live this week in the United States to see where your favorite Superstars will land, as the WWE landscape prepares to undergo a major change.

Live For Over For 26 years, Monday Night Raw is the longest-running episodic weekly television show of all time in the United States, with 1,350 episodes and an unparalleled ranking for the first time. whole cable. SmackDown Live is the second longest running episodic weekly in the history of American television with 1,025 episodes.

When the McMahon family appeared on television a few months ago to admit that its shows were bad, it announced a major change: there would be no general managers in both shows and the family itself would be conducted by Monday Night Raw and by SmackDown Live as a united front. Since then, they have mostly stayed out of the spotlight and let the broadcasts be what they are without an unchallenged figure of authority.

That's why it's nonsense. There is no representation for any of the "sides" here.

This sounds like a really lazy way of explaining the fact that some wrestlers are turning to another series when they could say, you know, that wrestlers are going to the other show. For a promotion that cares so little about the continuity of the plot, it is both strange and quite surprising.