Sasha Banks has people talking today on social media!

With the reports that a number of WWE Superstars may be looking to get out of their contracts and head to greener pastures, more specifically The Revival who are said to have requested their release following their match on RAW this Monday against Lucha House Party (see that story here), another Superstar about to get a big opportunity has created a stir.

Sasha Banks, who will meet RAW Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey next Sunday at Royal Rumble for the title, has a number of fans wondering what she’s thinking after a response to The Revival’s Scott Dawson on Twitter. Dawson would seemingly comment on the talk that he’s trying to leave the company, which prompted a pretty interesting tweet from ‘The Boss’:

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— $asha Banks (@SashaBanksWWE) January 19, 2019

EA’s Take: Other people are already running with this, so let’s break it down. Everyone’s already assuming she’s talking about wanting to leave WWE, but there’s another way you can look at this. Dawson was replying to a tweet from Sasha where she says she wants to be like The Revival after they had what’s being called an excellent match at last night’s Live Event in San Antonio (see the results here). The other outlets who are covering this are failing to include that part, which is pretty important:

Don’t matter where we go, we’re stealing the show. #FTR https://t.co/M4br9lIVEI

— Scott Dawson (@ScottDawsonWWE) January 19, 2019

So, Sasha gives props to The Revival for a great match. Dawson then replies with his tweet, which people are automatically going to assume is in reference to their release request. Fair assumption, but at the same time there could be some double meaning behind it. For example, “Don’t matter where we go, we’re stealing the show” could mean, “No matter what city we’re in, we’re stealing the show”. Therefore, Sasha’s reply of, “Take me with you!” doesn’t necessarily mean “out of WWE”. It could be that she’s saying, “Take me with you to that level of stealing the show”. Is it a stretch? Probably, but I wouldn’t be doing my due diligence if I didn’t play devil’s advocate.