WWE News: Sasha Banks Reportedly Unhappy About Ronda Rousey WrestleMania Match- Sasha Banks and Naomi are currently the hottest topics in the WWE. The two superstars walked out of Monday Night Raw last week following creative differences. Since then matters have gone worse. WWE has suspended both superstars and even stopped their merchandise from selling.
WWE News: Sasha Banks Reportedly Unhappy About Ronda Rousey WrestleMania Match- According to Ringside News, The Boss had alienated everyone in the WWE locker room backstage. It was clear from the management side that they do not support Sasha Banks. During Wrestling Observer Radio, famous wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer spoke about this situation.
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He mentioned Banks being upset with WWE is something building for months. He also claimed Banks was unhappy with her WrestleMania 38.
“Sasha has always had issues, you know she was mad that Ronda got the WrestleMania spot, which you know was planned for Sasha Banks and Charlotte Flair which was planned for months, I wrote about it. She got moved down and they gave her the tag belts as kinda like a concession because she got moved down.” [H/T Ringside News]
Sasha Banks felt that WWE is lying to her
The Blueprint has had issues with the WWE for many months. In the past years as well, Banks has taken a break and time off WWE but never such a huge walkout ever happened. According to rumors, Banks felt WWE wasn’t honest with her.
Originally, Banks was suppose to face Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 38. Unfortunately, the company turned their heads when a bigger name came in. This didn’t sit well with Sasha Banks.
Ironically, WWE creative had planned Sasha Banks as Ronda Rousey’s next opponent at the upcoming PPV Hell in a Cell. With Banks walking out, no one knows the future of Sasha Banks and Naomi.
The Women’s Tag Team Championships will also see new holders. WWE will soon organize a tournament to crown its new champions.
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