5 reasons WWE made Sasha Banks quitting into a storyline

#2. To re-establish her as a main event player

Banks and Charlotte competed in the first women's PPV main event at Hell In A Cell 2016.

When the WWE brand extension occurred in 2016, Banks was one of the hottest signings around.

Joining Monday Night RAW, Banks certainly started strong, winning the RAW Women's Championship from Charlotte Flair on the very first RAW of the new era.

But that was a long time ago, and despite her recent reign as Women's Tag Team Champion, it's clear that Banks has fallen far.

This incident, for better or worse, has made The Boss one of the most discussed Superstars in all the WWE in recent months.

If the WWE play their cards right, Banks could become the next big thing in the WWE's women's division, after the success of UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey, and most recently the current SmackDown and Raw Women's Champion Becky Lynch.