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Winner/Loser: Sasha Banks
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We all knew Sasha Banks had virtually no chance of victory on Sunday night. That was confirmed by her getting the submission victory against Natalya last night.
Since Sasha already had her "moment" on Monday, she won't get one on Sunday. It's standard, boring, and formulaic WWE booking, and I don't expect the "new era" to change that much, less when Ronda Rousey is involved.
On the other hand, Sasha Banks set herself and Bayley up well as a unit heading into Elimination Chamber, where they're probably the favorites to walk out with the new women's tag team championships.
Their rebuilding has been successful on that end, and I expect Sasha Banks to give Ronda Rousey the toughest test she's had in her WWE career, falling just short. It should be a great match, on a card that has all the potential in the world to be WWE's best in years.
