5 Things WWE subtly told us on SmackDown: Major error in Aalyah-Murphy story, Possible title change happening next week? (October 30th, 2020)

#4 Will Sasha Banks' title curse continue on SmackDown?

The queen of SmackDown

Sasha Banks has had some terrible luck when it comes to singles Championships. While she may hold multiple Women's title accolades, the reality is that she hasn't successfully defended any of those titles once.

Now in her first SmackDown Women's Championship reign, The Boss thought that Bayley was behind her as she looked ahead to face Asuka at Survivor Series 2020. However, anyone who has reigned for over a year straight and lost the title won't just fade away into the background.

"it wasn't our friendship that was unstoppable... it was ME."#SmackDown @SashaBanksWWE pic.twitter.com/shdpnQNMsa

— WWE (@WWE) October 31, 2020

It's rare that we get to see title reigns that long, to begin with, but with Sasha Banks, it's normally the opposite. Bayley challenged her to a rematch for the SmackDown Women's title next week and the match has been made official.

Will we see @SashaBanksWWE battle @itsBayleyWWE for the #WomensTitle NEXT WEEK on #SmackDown?!? pic.twitter.com/bZH3ugMi3A

— WWE (@WWE) October 31, 2020

If Sasha Banks loses the title, her reign as SmackDown Women's Champion will have ended in 13 days. Given that it's Sasha Banks, a title change is always a possibility. But given the story that they're going with, Bayley winning the title back would be a bit unexpected.