WWE Raw: 3 reasons why Sasha Banks vs Becky Lynch is best for business

Sasha Banks made her long-awaited return to the squared circle last week. On her return, The Boss made a massive statement. While Natalya was delivering a speech, Banks cut short the segment. Although the former RAW Women's Champion hugged Natalya, she immediately attacked her.

The fans were delighted to see the heel turn of The Boss. As Banks assaulted Natalya, Becky Lynch came out to rescue the Queen of Harts but took a beating instead. The two women had a brawl but Banks took down the current RAW Women's Champion. Moreover, Lynch received some devastating chair shots from Banks.

The feud developed significantly on RAW this week as Becky Lynch delivered a fierce promo. Following the assault last week, The Man looked eager to get revenge. Banks, on the other hand, attacked Natalya once again. The Boss looked like a legit heel, insulting Natalya's late father as well.

The Boss is eyeing the RAW Women's Championship. In this article, we discuss three reasons why a feud between Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch is best for business.

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#3 A perfect restart for Sasha Banks' career

Although Sasha Banks is one of the biggest names in the women's division, she hasn't been happy with her booking. The Boss' last match was at WrestleMania 35 where she had a disappointing night. Banks and Bayley were the women's Tag Team Champions but lost the twin belts to The IIconics.

After winning the inaugural women's tag team titles at Elimination Chamber, Banks wasn't allowed to hold onto the title for as long as she expected. Following the loss, Banks left the company, and a large number of fans speculated that it could be the end of Banks' journey in WWE. Her return signifies she is ready to restart her WWE career.

If Banks wants to make a serious impact, there is no better way than targeting the most coveted women's prize of the red brand.

Before the long break, Banks struggled in her singles career, as she won her last RAW women's championship years ago. Considering the popularity of Banks, the fans would love to see the RAW women's title around her waist once again.

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#2 A credible challenger for Becky Lynch

Becky Lynch is having a dream run. It all started last year when she turned heel at SummerSlam. Following the heel turn, Lynch has come a long way, as she has become the most prominent name in the women's division.

Her current persona is rebellious and it has garnered the attention of the WWE Universe. Lynch made history at WrestleMania 35 where she main-evented the show, she also became the first woman to pin Ronda Rousey in WWE.

Since winning the title, Lynch has faced two title challengers. Although Lacey Evans had an impressive feud with Lynch, the Sassy Southern Belle wasn't a big threat. Natalya, on the other hand, didn't have significant momentum, and the result was predictable at SummerSlam.

The arrival of Sasha Banks has given a much-needed boost to the women's division. Considering Banks' track record in WWE, she is certainly a credible challenger for The Man. Apart from being the former NXT Women's Champion, Banks is a four-time RAW Women's Champion. The Boss dethroning The Man is a possibility.

#1 Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks offered awesome matches in the past

Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch are two of the four WWE horsewomen. The women helped birth the women's revolution due to their dexterity in the squared circle. We could witness some classic matches if Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks cross paths in a lengthy feud.

While Banks signed for WWE in 2012, Lynch arrived in 2013. They were leading names in NXT along with Charlotte Flair and Bayley. During their tenure in NXT, the two women fought each other several times.

When Sasha Banks was the NXT Women's Champion, she defended the title against Becky Lynch at NXT Takeover: Unstoppable, with Banks overpowering Lynch. It was an extraordinary match, and the duo received plaudits.

Both women moved to the main roster in 2015. Following their main roster move, they battled several times, but they never had a long feud. Whenever the duo locked horns on RAW and SmackDown Live, they always delivered impressive matches.

Lynch and Banks never fought each other after the brand split in 2016, as the two women were drafted to separate brands.