Sasha Banks Tortures Bayley With A Chair Ahead of Their Hell in a Cell Clash

Sasha Banks has proven time and again that she knows her way around adverse circumstances. After weeks of asking “politely,” The Boss got over Bayley’s shenanigans and did “the necessary” to secure her title match at Hell in a Cell this week.

WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion, Bayley, was never interested in competing with former best friend, Sasha Banks. However, the reasons were nothing but contempt. As Bayley said on SmackDown, she did not sign the contract last week because Banks is an “ungrateful little brat.”

She recalled last week’s actions and laughed as she remembered how Banks said her name is bigger than Bayley’s title. Banks got a little too conceited, and her head is too big to fit in Hell In a Cell.

Bayley said she would never sign the contract, and they should burn it. Sasha Banks might be the Boss, but she is not the boss of Bayley.

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Sasha Banks tortures Bayley into signing the contract

Sasha Banks came out to the ring with the contract in hand after Bayley delivered her scathing promo. Banks said Bayley must sign the contract to end things for good as she is the one who started it at Payback.

Bayley swung her chair to attack Banks. She ducked and grabbed the title, prompting Bayley to “talk about it.” However, instead of the contract, Bayley grabbed the title, and a brawl broke out.

Banks wrapped the chair around Bayley’s neck and kept her down with one foot. She tried to grab the contract, but Bayley kicked her back. Banks trapped Bayley in the chair hold again and demanded that she sign the contract.

Banks kept the chair submission until Bayley signed the contract. After the match became official, Bank laid out Bayley with another kick and proclaimed she would take the title on Sunday inside the cell.

This will be Banks’ third match inside the eponymous steel structure, whereas Bayley will debut. Sasha Banks will have her experiences against the longest-reigning SmackDown Women’s Champion.