"Still stuck in old habits" - Twitter claims Sasha Banks made the right decision by leaving WWE after Charlotte Flair's historic return on SmackDown

Wrestling fans on Twitter have claimed that Sasha Banks made the right decision by walking out of WWE following Charlotte Flair's win on SmackDown.

On this week's show, The Queen returned to confront Ronda Rousey after her win over Raquel Rodriguez. After Rousey successfully defended her championship, Flair challenged her to an immediate title match.

The Baddest Woman On The Planet accepted the challenge without any hesitation. It eventually led to Flair beating Rousey within seconds to win the SmackDown Women's Championship in an impromptu match.

Taking to Twitter, user @DrainBamager criticized WWE's decision to put the SmackDown Women's Championship on Flair. In response, fans claimed that Flair's former rival, Sasha Banks, made the right call by departing the company.

Check out the Twitter reactions from fans below:

However, a large portion of fans were in favor of Flair winning the title and agreed with WWE's decision to take the belt off Rousey immediately.

Ric Flair says Sasha Banks will steal the show at Wrestle Kingdom 17

Sasha Banks is reportedly set to appear at Wrestle Kingdom 17 in January. She could potentially challenge the IWGP Women's Champion. The title is currently held by Kairi, another former WWE star.

Speaking on the To Be The Man podcast, Ric Flair claimed that The Boss would steal the show at the Tokyo Dome. The Nature Boy further praised his daughter Charlotte Flair and Banks, he said:

"I think Sasha will steal the show in New Japan. The two that have stood out the most in the last ten years or eight years, or whatever it is, have been Sasha and 'The Queen' [Charlotte Flair] far and away. I was just talking to her, and she's just having a good time. She doesn't seem stressed out by it. I'm happy for her. I mean, I told her, Ashley [Charlotte] is me, only better, and she's Ricky Steamboat."

It remains to be seen what role Banks will play at Wrestle Kingdom 17 and if she ends up in AEW in early 2023.

The two-day pro-wrestling PPV will take place on January 4, 2023, at the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan, and January 21, 2023, at the Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan.

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