"They've seen a lot of Sasha matches" - Victor Perry explains Sasha Banks's appearance at KIPP AMP Middle School

The Wrestling Club's Victor Perry recalled when Sasha Banks appeared at his school and met the students.

The Boss has been living her life since her suspension from the company. Sasha Banks and Naomi walked out before an episode of WWE RAW, and the fan-favorites haven't been seen since.

Before walking out, Sasha Banks made a special appearance at KIPP AMP Middle School where she met the members of The Wrestling Club and interacted with them. Speaking on Cultaholic, Victor Perry spoke about how the appearance came together.

"They've seen a lot of Sasha matches. She's one of my favorite wrestlers, so of course, I'm going to show them her matches. It wasn't until I showed them Bayley and her, Hell in a Cell, that they loved the storyline. They could relate to the storyline; your best friend turns on you. I posted a clip on Twitter of the kids reacting," said Perry. [H/T - Fightful]

The clip, which featured Sasha Banks vs. Bayley at Hell in a Cell, went viral, and Banks retweeted the video from her account. As a result, WWE contacted Victor Perry to schedule a meeting.

"A couple of months passed, I think it was a month and a half, I got a DM from a person from WWE and they were like, 'Hey, WrestleMania is over, Sasha Banks saw this tweet and she wants to come to the school. How can we make this happen? We'll be in New York in four weeks, let's set up some meetings.' We had a couple of meetings and it just happened. May 6, I'll never forget it," Perry continued. [H/T - Fightful]

It was interesting to see The Boss interacting and talking to students who could potentially be the stars of tomorrow. This was one of her last appearances as a WWE Superstar before she walked out.

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Sasha Banks spoke about autism at KIPP Middle School

Sasha Banks has been a wrestling fan for a long time. After signing with the company, she worked for NXT and slowly moved to the main roster where she was a part of the Women's Revolution.

Apart from the successes she's had inside the squared circle or in her acting career, most fans are unaware that her brother suffers from autism. Regardless of these obstacles, she has made her mark in the industry. In the same interview, Victor Perry recalled what The Boss said about autism during her visit:

"We watched the documentary, WWE Evil, and she struggled with her mental health as far as trying to figure out who she is vs. the character and why she took that break. Her answer that she shared, which was powerful, helped my students realize that their authentic selves can show up in any space that they choose to live in and they have to remember that is their authentic self, regardless of what other people might place upon them or see them as. I thought it was a dope way to answer," Perry added. [H/T - Fightful]

The speech on autism and the visit was a heart-warming move by the former SmackDown Women's Champion. She was reportedly set to face Ronda Rousey for the title before the walkout. It will be interesting to see what she does in the future.