WWE Extreme Rules: 5 booking decisions that could have done differently 

#2. Did Sasha Banks actually win the Raw Women's Championship?

Is this really happening?!@itsBayleyWWE just took the referee's shirt and counted the 1️⃣-2️⃣-3️⃣ for @SashaBanksWWE!Do we have a new #WWERaw #WomensChampion? #ExtremeRules pic.twitter.com/jQJwo3IX69

— WWE (@WWE) July 20, 2020

Sasha Banks took on Asuka for the RAW Women's Championship last night at Extreme Rules, just months after Asuka was handed the title by Becky Lynch, who has since taken maternity leave.

Banks isn't a Raw superstar but was allowed to challenge for the title because she's the Women's Tag Team Champion and often wrestles on RAW. Last night at Extreme Rules, the Boss was able to become Women's Champion, but not officially.

It was easily the most controversial ending of the night since Asuka took out the referee with the green mist before Bayley then took off the referee's shirt and made the three count herself. Bayley and Sasha then left Extreme Rules carrying all of the WWE Women's Division titles.

There's no reason why someone couldn't have come out and attacked Asuka and then Banks could have just stolen the title instead. This would have definitely led to a Championship match for Banks in the future and wouldn't have made her any less of a Champion than she is now.

Did #BayleyDosStraps just declare @SashaBanksWWE #2BeltzBanks?Can she even do that?!#ExtremeRules @itsBayleyWWE pic.twitter.com/tPHQejXA6d

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) July 20, 2020

This would have allowed Shayna Baszler to step back into the Women's title picture since Banks and Bayley have been suffocating the Women's Division in recent weeks.