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Sasha Banks, real name, Mercedes Varnado, is certainly one of the most famous and loved female wrestlers in the history of WWE. Fans have not seen her in action since WWE suspended her for walking out of the promotion with another WWE wrestler, Naomi, in May, last year.

The WWE Universe was hoping The Boss would make a comeback soon. But it seems like this is highly unlikely to happen. In fact, recent news hints that Varnado might not be coming back to WWE in the near future.

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Mercedes Varnado is not coming back to WWE anytime soon, and it is official now. After Varnado’s debut in another wrestling promotion, WWE shifted her to the Alumni section.

This move from WWE has confirmed The Boss’s departure from the company and shattered the hopes of millions to see her in the WWE ring in the near future.

The fans are not happy about this and have expressed their anger and sadness on Twitter.

Varnado has given her ten years to WWE. Over the course of these ten years, she held many titles. The Boss was a 5-Time WWE Raw Women’s Champion, 1-Time WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion, 3-Time WWE Women’s Tag team Champion, and 1-time WWE NXT Women’s Champion during her time in WWE.

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Varnado has made history multiple times. For instance, she competed in the first-ever Women’s Hell in a Cell match against Charlotte Flair. The former WWE superstar also became the inaugural WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion, alongside her real-life best friend, Bayley, after defeating five other tag teams in an Elimination Chamber match.

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The news of Mercedes Varnado entering into another wrestling promotion was circulating over social media for quite some time. It was predicted that she would land in the NJPW after being released from WWE.

On Day 1 of Wrestle Kingdom 17, the former WWE superstar made her debut in New Japan Pro Wrestling as Mercedes Mone and made it official that she will perform for NJPW from now on. Se will also appear in NJPW’s sister promotion World Wonder Ring Stardom.

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Mercedes Mone confronted another former WWE athlete and the current IGWP women’s champion, Kairi, in front of a jam-packed crowd at NJPW’s WrestleKingdom 17 at the Tokyo Dome. She then attacked Kairi and addressed the crowd.

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She will face Kairi at New Japan’s Battle in the Valley event on Feb. 18 in San Jose, California.

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