Sasha Banks became a pioneer for the WWE Women’s division during her tenure in the WWE. Banks, alongside her 4 horsewomen cohorts, Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch and Bayley revolutionized the business forever. Despite being absent from WWE for an extended period, rumors keep floating for Sasha’s reemergence now and then and the latest reports indicate that we may have Boss Time at Survivor Series.
The Legit Boss made her debut in 2012 at WWE NXT. From the get-go, Sasha Banks became a top prospect for the company becoming a cornerstone for the Women’s Revolution. Her charismatic persona, in-ring acumen and admiration by the WWE made her one of the greatest female superstars of this generation. Sasha Banks reigned over the company as a 5-time RAW, 1-time SmackDown and NXT Women’s champion and also a 3-time WWE Women’s tag team champion.
Despite her immense success in the company, Sasha Banks alongside her tag team partner Naomi walked out of Monday Night RAW back in May 2022. The duo citied creative differences and frustration with their position in the company. Since then, Banks and Naomi have been spotted make various public appearances and doing projects outside WWE.
Ever since Triple H took over the reins as Head of Creative from Vince McMahon, things have drastically changed. Furthermore, This has led to various speculations regarding Banks and Naomi’s return to be imminent.
We need Sasha Banks back immediately https://t.co/JYk8aRwYWi
— Jeff The Vassell Fan (6-8) (6-3) (6-4) (8-2) (@JefftheSpursfan) November 19, 2022
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Will Sasha Banks make her long awaited return in her hometown?
WWE Survivor Series: War Games is set to take place next week in Sasha Banks’s hometown of Boston, Massachusetts.
Who should it be? 🤔#SurvivorSeries pic.twitter.com/hRK296yRGe
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With Triple H bringing back various top superstars to the company, Sasha Banks return is looking to be possibility. The Blueprint could resurface back at Survivor Series. She could be revealed as the final member of Bianca Belair’s team in the Women’s War Games match.
