News about Sasha Banks

Exclusive INTERVIEW BY ALEX MCCARTHY: Bayley's debut on the main roster in the company in 2016 has earned her reputation as one of the most influential wrestlers in the history, opening the way for women's wrestling in the sport alongside some of her coworkers. Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and former Sasha Banks formed the four horsewomen as the leaders of a new generation of women's wrestling, and they're still going strong to this day.

Moné made her first appearance on the Big Business Edition of AEW Dynamite on Wednesday in her hometown of Boston after a lot of rumors. Moné appeared at TD Garden in a Mercedes-Maybach to tease her arrival before opening the show to a huge crowd. The show began with her latest walkout music as the jumbotron announced 'CEO' and morphed into 'Mercedes Moné' before she began walking. In the ring, Moné said, 'Boston, I'm home.' 'If you guys can feel my heart right now, it's beating out of my chest.'

ALEX MCCARTHY'S EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW IN PERTH: Rhea Ripley has dominated atop Monday Night RAW since she dethroned Charlotte Flair in Los Angeles last April. Of course, Flair and Lynch aren't just linked by the thorn in Ripley's proverbial sense, they were the best of friends breaking into WWE alongside Bayley and Sasha Banks, making up the legendary group The Four Horsewomen. However, after a brand split in 2021, their relationship came to a halt.

Hundreds of millions of viewers tuned in on television as Travis Kelce yelled in the face of his head coach Andy Reid, nearly knocking the 65-year-old off his feet and requiring him to be hauled away in what is one of the most popular sporting events in the calendar year. 61,629 people attended Allegiant Stadium, the lowest-ever non-pandemic Super Bowl audience, despite a number of internationally known wrestling celebrities. The likes of Bayley, Rey Mysterio, and Mercedes Mone, also known as Sasha Banks, were on hand, but not all of them were happy.

Despite being released by the bank only 18 months ago, Sasha Banks has been predicted to return to the WWE in the near future. The news of Banks' potential return comes just days after CM Punk's dramatic return to the firm on Saturday night. Following his time with rival promotion, AEW, Punk made a spectacular comeback at Survivor Series, bringing to an end his nine-year WWE exile.

Over 80,000 people attended Wembley Stadium on Sunday night, and the company has already booked in the sequel for next year. Wrestling fans were shocked that AEW's first foray into the British market packed the largest arena, and it was the first time wrestling had taken place at the historic stadium since WWE's SummerSlam in 1992.

When competing in the NJPW Resurgence event on Sunday, wrestling superstar Mercedes Mone suffered a fractured ankle. Mone, the promotion's first-ever NJPW Strong Women's champion, was knocked out of the ring after her main event match against Willow Nightingale. Following the tragedy, Mone took to Twitter to announce an injury and then promise fans that returning she will be healthier than ever. She Tweeted: 'WRESTLING!!!! Phew, not how I hoped for tonight to arrive. I'm so sorry and I love you guys so much. I'm going to heal and be back to normalcy. Moné is a fictional character in the film "Moné."

Mercedes Varnado, a former WWE wrestler, turned heads in a one-of-a-kind ensemble as she stepped into The Mandalorian season three premiere in Hollywood on Tuesday. With fellow actors and cast members at the festival, such as leading actor Pedro Pascal and actress Rosario Dawson, the sports star, slipped into an eye-catching jumpsuit. The model, who appeared on WWE wrestlers from 2012 to 2022 under the name Sasha Banks, made her acting debut in the second season of The Mandalorian portraying Koska Reeves.

EXCLUSIVE: Mercedes Mone, formerly Sasha Banks, has spent the past decade establishing a reputation as one of the top wrestling stars in the world. Since leaving the WWE last year due to 'creative differences,' the five-time Raw Women's champion is back wrestling after meeting IWGP Women's champion Kairi at Wrestle Kingdom last month. She has joined the NJPW but claims she is 'free as a bird' to wrestle where she pleases, with Mone aiming for her 'biggest bag'.