Zelina Vega led Andrade "Cien" Almas to the NXT Title in 2017.
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Vega & Almas now set their sights on dominating the competition on SmackDown LIVE.
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SAnitY's chaotic ways destabilized NXT for years.
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Killian Dain, Eric Young & Alexander Wolfe were added to SmackDown LIVE as part of the 2018 Superstar Shake-up.
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Ember Moon joined the WWE Performance Center in September 2015 and won the NXT Women's Title two years later at TakeOver: WarGames.
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Now The War Goddess soars Monday nights as part of the Raw roster.
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Drew McIntyre roared back into WWE competition when he signed with NXT in early 2017.
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The Scottish Superstar, a former NXT Champion, has since formed an alliance with Dolph Ziggler on the red brand.
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Peyton Royce and her IIconics teammate Billie Kay were part of the same WWE PC rookie class in April 2015.
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Kay & Royce now torment other Superstars in the SmackDown Women's division.
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The Authors of Pain's Akam & Rezar reported to the WWE PC in October 2014 and August 2015, respectively.
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After becoming one of NXT's all-time most dominant duos, AOP brought their hard-hitting ways to Raw in early 2018.
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After joining the WWE PC in April 2015, No Way Jose became NXT's resident party-starter.
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His conga line has since moved on to WWE's flagship show, Monday Night Raw.
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The WWE PC's signing of international Superstar Hideo Itami in 2014 made headlines around the world.
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The ruthless Itami joined 205 Live's Cruiserweight division in December 2017.
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Before becoming a member of Raw's Riott Squad, Sarah Logan was a WWE PC standout who competed in NXT and the inaugural Mae Young Classic.
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Logan's stablemate, Ruby Riott, was among the most highly acclaimed recruits in the WWE PC's January 2017 rookie class.
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The Riott Squad's Liv Morgan started at the WWE PC in October 2014.
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In just over four years, Morgan became one of the top Superstars in the Raw Women's division.
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After excelling on the 2015 season of WWE Tough Enough, Sonya Deville signed with the WWE PC in October of that year.
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Deville joined her fellow Tough Enough cast member, Mandy Rose.
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Within a year of joining the WWE PC, Asuka captured the NXT Women's Title, which she went on to hold for a record-breaking 523 days.
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The Empress of Tomorrow then headed to Raw before landing on SmackDown LIVE as a result of the 2018 Superstar Shake-Up.
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Bobby Roode won the NXT Title at TakeOver: San Antonio in January 2017 before losing the championship to Drew McIntyre at TakeOver: Brooklyn III in August of that year.
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The Glorious Superstar now throws fists on Raw.
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As The Bollywood Boys, Sunil & Samir Singh first made an impression during the 2016 Cruiserweight Classic.
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After more seasoning at the WWE PC, the Singhs joined Jinder Mahal's side.
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Elias was already a ring veteran by the time he joined the WWE PC in January 2014.
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Now, the entire WWE Universe walks with Elias on Raw.
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The Revival helped bring attention to NXT's acclaimed Tag Team division before making the jump to Monday nights.
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After one previous stint in WWE's developmental system, Tye Dillinger joined the WWE PC in September 2013.
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Rechristened as The Perfect 10, Dillinger now plies his trade on SmackDown LIVE.
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Shinsuke Nakamura was undoubtedly one of the biggest NXT signings to join the WWE PC. The King of Strong Style arrived in Orlando in March 2016.
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The Artist Known as Shinsuke Nakamura has since become an elite Superstar on SmackDown LIVE.
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Like Nakamura, Samoa Joe was preceded by his reputation upon joining NXT and the WWE PC in the summer of 2015.
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Joe's ruthlessness has since shined on both Raw and SmackDown LIVE.
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Jason Jordan was a collegiate wrestling standout prior to signing with WWE.
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While in NXT, Jordan formed the exciting American Alpha team with former Olympic grappler Chad Gable.
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Bayley won the hearts of the NXT Universe (and the NXT Women's Title) before coming to Raw in August 2016.
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Mojo Rawley was part of WWE's developmental system upon the WWE PC's opening in July 2013.
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The hyped Superstar was drafted by the blue brand in 2016.
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Nia Jax made her presence felt in NXT shortly after coming to the WWE PC in May 2014.
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The current Raw Women's Champion was one of seven NXT Superstars involved in the 2016 WWE Draft.
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Alexa Bliss is one of the WWE PC's homegrown Superstars. With no previous wrestling experience, she joined WWE's developmental system in May 2013, two months before the Performance Center opened its doors.
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Little Miss Bliss has since twice won both the SmackDown and Raw Women's titles.
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Carmella came to the WWE PC two months after it opened in September 2013.
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The Princess of Staten Island won the SmackDown Women's Title after cashing in her Money in the Bank contract.
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With the signing of Finn Bálor in July 2014, NXT and the WWE PC gained an Extraordinary Man Who Can Do Extraordinary Things.
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Bálor was a top pick in the 2016 WWE Draft, selected No. 5 overall by Raw.
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Dana Brooke's journey at the WWE PC was documented in the WWE Network original series Breaking Ground.
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Brooke now makes her might felt on Raw.
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Apollo Crews was part of the April 2015 class of recruits at the WWE PC. That same class featured No Way Jose, Alexander Wolfe, The IIconics and NXT Superstars Montez Ford and Aliyah.
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Crews currently represents Titus Worldwide on Raw.
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Big Cass was already a member of NXT at the time of the Performance Center's opening in 2013.
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The seven-footer has emerged as a force to be reckoned with on SmackDown LIVE.
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Aiden English enjoyed success in NXT, including holding the black-and-yellow brand's tag team title...
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... before becoming a vocal supporter of Rusev Day.
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Before wreaking havoc on SmackDown LIVE, Baron Corbin bulldozed the competition in NXT.
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Sami Zayn was among the leaders of a new generation of Superstars at the WWE PC before being drafted to Raw in 2016.
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Whether in NXT or on Raw, Tyler Breeze has always maintained a meticulous appearance.
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Braun Strowman was the WWE PC's resident behemoth before becoming The Monster Among Men on Raw.
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Strowman and Charlotte Flair were both among the earliest new recruits at the WWE PC, arriving in July 2013.
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The Queen is now one of the faces of WWE's Women's Evolution.
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The same could be said of Becky Lynch, who also reported to the WWE PC in July 2013.
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Like Flair and Lynch, Sasha Banks blazed a new path for female Superstars, first on Raw and then on SmackDown and Raw.
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Kevin Owens attended a WWE Performance Center tryout in March 2014, joined the WWE PC in September 2014 and won the NXT Title in February 2015.
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He has since won the Universal, Intercontinental and United States Championships.
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High-flyer Kalisto was part of the WWE Performance Center's July 2013 class of recruits.
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Now a staple of 205 Live, Kalisto is a former Cruiserweight and United States champion.
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The Ascension held the NXT Tag Team Titles from October 2013 to September 2014.
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Viktor & Konnor made their Raw debut in December 2014.
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Bo Dallas was the third NXT Champion in history. Winning the title from Big E in December 2013, Dallas was the first Superstar to win the NXT Title after the WWE PC opened earlier that year.
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Paige was the first-ever NXT Women's Champion, capturing the crown in July 2013.
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After a decorated in-ring career, Paige returned in 2018 and was soon named the General Manager of SmackDown LIVE.
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Rusev & Lana formed their powerful alliance in NXT.
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The Super Athlete and The Ravishing Russian have enjoyed monumental success on both Raw and SmackDown LIVE since then.