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#2 Following AEW
If unfollowing WWE wasn’t enough, then following AEW, Kenny Omega and Cody Rhodes is perhaps sufficient to make one’s intentions known. Both Omega and Rhodes are executive vice presidents of All Elite Wrestling and following them might just be a way of displaying her interest in joining the company.
Ever since the idea of All Elite Wrestling surfaced, there has been a buzz surrounding it. After all, it is being overseen by some of the best pro-wrestlers in the business, and at a time when WWE ratings haven’t been at their best.
On top of that, they are being backed by the billionaire Khan family, who have the financial muscle to take on the McMahons.
As a result, it is only natural for common fans to believe that WWE now has a rival in AEW, and that misused wrestlers in the former promotion have the choice to jump ship.
And given that AEW doesn’t yet have a big-name female superstar, Sasha Banks following them could lead to something.
