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#4 Sasha Banks
Sasha Banks has won a lot of titles on the main roster, but we know how that always goes. Every time she's given the ball, she has the rug pulled out from under her almost immediately afterward.
She was arguably the most over performer in the company in 2016, but couldn't take advantage because of WWE's desire to bump up the number of Charlotte Flair's title reigns. 2017 and 2018 were both lost years for her.
And then, after spending a year lobbying for their creation and trying to get them over, she had the rug pulled out from under her yet again with the nascent tag team championships. Instead, WWE put them on a joke team like the IIconics.
If I were Sasha Banks, I'd be upset too. Her main roster run has paled in comparison to her barnstorming work as NXT Women's Champion in 2015.
