Sasha Banks trends on Twitter following Thankful Tweets to WWE UniverseThe long and tumultuous relationship between Sasha Banks and WWE is coming to an end. A recent report stated that Sasha Banks is finally done with the company as she is headed to Japan for several appearances. This has led to the WWE Universe starting a trend on Twitter saying #ThankYouSasha, in honor of their idol’s alleged departure from World Wrestling Entertainment. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
Sasha Banks trends on Twitter following Thankful Tweets to WWE Universe
Earlier this year, Sasha Banks and Naomi walked out of the company during an episode of WWE RAW. The two superstars were unhappy with the company’s creative direction for them as champions and the women’s tag team division in general.
After their walk-out, both superstars focused on their lives outside the industry, as they appeared on several red carpets and became runaway models for a show. However, fans have wondered when the two superstars will return to wrestling.
One Last Time
Thank You Sasha 💔#SashaBanks #ThankYouSashaBanks #ThankYouSasha pic.twitter.com/cTSvcywc5i— Prabhakar (@itz_Prabhaa) January 4, 2023
#ThankYouSasha #ThankYouSashaBanks pic.twitter.com/yWFgWrcSyK
— Jordan Torian (@JordanTorian1) January 4, 2023
Goodnight to them 💙🧡. #ThankYouSasha #TeamBAESupremacy pic.twitter.com/RbNHGNaDiI
— Deadly Alex 🍋 (@HurriKane_Jr_88) January 4, 2023
https://twitter.com/ItsBossTime_xx/status/1610503753391824896
It was recently revealed that The Boss is most likely done with the company and will head to Japan. The WWE Universe was expectedly disheartened by the news and started a new trend on Twitter for The Boss. Here’s how fans reacted to Banks’ alleged departure from the company
Sasha Banks thanks Vince McMahon, Triple H and WWE Universe ahead of Wrestle Kingdom 17 appearance
Earlier this week, it was reported that Banks would be appearing at New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s Wrestle Kingdom 17, and according to the Wrestling Observer that appearance is not booked through WWE and will signify the end of her long tenure with the company.
Thank you @WWEUniverse
— Mercedes Moné Varnado (@MercedesVarnado) January 4, 2023
Thank you @TripleH
— Mercedes Moné Varnado (@MercedesVarnado) January 4, 2023
Thank you @VinceMcMahon
— Mercedes Moné Varnado (@MercedesVarnado) January 4, 2023
Banks, however, is one of the few who has made quite the name for herself beyond the squared circle, most notably appearing in the hit show The Mandalorian on Disney+ and having aspirations of taking on more acting appearances in the future. Known for her magnetic charisma and ability to play either a villain or a fan favorite, Banks figures to follow a long line of former WWE stars, like Batista and John Cena, who have gone on to have successful careers in entertainment.
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