5 WWE Superstars who lost momentum after the Royal Rumble 

#2 Sasha Banks (WWE Royal Rumble 2018)

On January 28th 2018 Sasha Banks made history again by being the number one draw and opening the first ever Women's Royal Rumble and lasted the longest out of all the women by lasting a astounding 54 minutes and 46 seconds. The Boss showed up and showed out pic.twitter.com/32AuH2gz3S

— Brad Willis (@ThankYouBecky) September 22, 2019

The first-ever Women's Royal Rumble match was special for more than one reason. The biggest of those was the chance to see women of the past tangle with current Superstars. Sasha Banks proved to be the star of the night, with her fantastic iron-woman performance, as she lasted for over 54-minutes in the bout.

Entering at number 1, Banks accumulated three eliminations, one of which was her friend-turned-rival Bayley, and another being the 6-time women's champion, Trish Stratus. Her interactions with the latter were especially electric and raised her chances of a possible clash between the two sometime down the line.

2002: 10-year-old Sasha Banks writes in her journal: "I had a day dream that it was Trish, Lita, Victoria, and me in a ladder match for the women's championship." 2018: 26-year-old Sasha Banks and Trish Stratus in @wwe's first ever Women's Royal Rumble Match #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/JaL96zcauv

— Sasha Banks Mark (@sashabanksinspo) July 30, 2018

However, post-Royal Rumble, Banks seemingly lost all her momentum and was lost in the shuffle, along with Bayley. The current SmackDown Women's Champion found herself competing in a pre-show battle royal at WrestleMania 34 that was won by Naomi.

Though The Boss continues to be a central figure of WWE programming, her track record at WrestleMania is somewhat forgettable, as she has never won at the biggest stage of all, and hasn't wrestled a singles match either.