Sasha Banks Promotes The New Undertaker – Snoop Dogg Merchandise

Sasha Banks promoted Snoop Dogg and The Undertaker’s collaboration merchandise on her social media, prior to its launch.

This might come across as news to some, but Sasha Banks and Snoop Dogg are cousins. He was present for her first WrestleMania and even walked her to the ring.

Sasha Banks has always spoken highly of ‘The Deadman’. She was one of the Superstars who dressed up in The Undertaker’s character as a token of tribute.

WWE announced that the two WWE Hall of Famers have collaborated on one hoodie, one beanie, one long sleeve t-shirt, one poster, and eight t-shirts. The merchandise dropped on the WWE shop ahead of The Undertaker’s thirty-year anniversary celebration at Survivor Series 2020.

“Emerging from the darkness on Nov. 22, 1990, Undertaker made his debut at Survivor Series and has left a lasting impact on the sports-entertainment industry ever since. Three years and one day later, with his mind on his money and his money on his mind, Snoop Dogg arrived and changed the landscape of rap music and pop culture forever with his debut album.

“As reported by Complex, “The Original Deadman” and “The Original Gangsta” are collaborating on the new Undertaker X Snoop Dogg collection of merchandise. The collection will be available at today at 2 p.m. ET at WWEShop.com to the WWE Universe.”

The road ahead for Sasha Banks

Sasha Banks moved to WWE SmackDown from WWE Raw following the WWE Draft 2020. She defeated Bayley at Hell in a Cell 2020 to become the WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion.

This storyline between Banks and Bayley was one of the top storylines until Hell in a Cell. Sasha Banks will battle Asuka, WWE Raw Women’s Champion, at Survivor Series 2020.

This is one of the most awaited matches of the event. The Superstars have battled before, where both of them showed zest and passion for the win.

Whoever wins this match will be hailed as the top Superstar within the WWE Women’s Division.

The Undertaker’s final farewell

Survivor Series 2020 is being promoted as The Undertaker’s last farewell. WWE scheduled him to make an appearance during the event.

He debuted thirty years ago at Survivor Series. Hence, WWE conducting his official farewell at Survivor Series seems appropriate.

Unofficially, The Undertaker retired from the ring after The Boneyard Match against AJ Styles.

As fans were expecting him to make a comeback, it’s a bitter feeling knowing he is coming back for a last appearance. This truly marks the end of an era.