5 current full-time WWE Superstars who already have a Hall of Fame-worthy career

#3 Sasha Banks is one of the greatest female wrestlers in WWE history

Cause in this moment I just feel so alive. #WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/Nd5LRF1b3v

— Mercedes Varnado (@SashaBanksWWE) April 11, 2021

The majority of WWE's current crop of women could find themselves in the Hall of Fame in the future, but a few of them have already earned the accolade. Sasha Banks is one of them.

She is one of five women to have main-evented WrestleMania, with her match against Bianca Belair at The Show of Shows delivering spectacularly. But while Belair has a lot yet to accomplish in WWE, Banks has already done it all. She is one of the biggest stars in the company.

The Legit Boss has won six Women's Championships on RAW and SmackDown, although only her latest reign lasted longer than a month. Nevertheless, Banks has also dominated the women's tag team division alongside Bayley. The two of them have won the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship twice.

Sasha Banks is already a hall of fame first ballot before 30 years old.She is the modern day, Randy Orton however more disciplined.BOSS TINGS 💙#WWE pic.twitter.com/bHBQErmTTX

— Global Fight Revolution (@GlobalFightRev) April 21, 2021

Not only does Sasha Banks have a Championship history worthy of the Hall of Fame - she is a fantastic wrestler. Her in-ring skills are second to none among women in WWE. Banks has given loads of stars the best match of their career, including Becky Lynch, Bayley, and Carmella.

She has made history multiple times while doing it with the utmost grace and athleticism between the ropes. Sasha Banks will headline the WWE Hall of Fame one day.