WWE Wrestlemania: 3 Reasons why Bianca Belair should beat Sasha Banks for WWE Title: Sasha Banks, the current Smackdown Women’s champion will be facing Bianca Belair to defend her title at the Wrestlemania 37th. Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair have been friends at the WWE forever until Fastlane 2021 2 weeks ago.
Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair fought Nia Jax & Shayna Baszler for the Women’s Tag team championship which they lost. Meanwhile Sasha blamed Bianca for their loss somehow and slapped her at Fastlane. This initiated the chaos between Sasha and Bianca.
Bianca who’s not at fault here must beat Sasha at Wrestlemania and here are 3 reasons why:
Sasha Banks Reign as the Women’s Championship has been for too long
Sasha Banks has been reigning as the Smackdown Women’s Champion for quite a while now. Hence, there must be someone worthy enough to take Sasha’s title away from her. A worthy wrestler could have been Charlotte Flair but since Charlotte is out of Wrestlemania 37th, Bianca seems fit here too.
Bianca Belair has been fairly competitive as a women wrestler and she is also currently the perfect opponent to fight Sasha. That’s why, Bianca can reign as the new Smackdown Women’s Champion.
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Bianca could fight Bayley Or Naomi or both next
If Bianca turns out to be the new Women’s Champion after Wrestlemania, she might be seen in clashes with Bayley or Naomi. Bayley & Naomi have been highly competitive WWE superstars and would be a perfect fit to fight for the Women’s Championship.
Bianca may fight Bayley or Naomi or both to defend the Smackdown Women’s Championship if she succeeds this Wrestlemania against Sasha Banks.
WWE Universe wants Bianca Belair to hold the title
WWE Universe may also want to try on a new face for its Women’s Wrestling division. With Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch out for so long, Bianca may come out as the new face of WWE.
Sasha Banks is absolutely successful with the Championship but a change of face is always required as from what we have always learned from WWE.
