Ranking WWE's Four Horsewomen by their main roster impact

3) Sasha Banks - WWE's resident Boss

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If this list ranked the Four Horsewomen of WWE on swagger and charisma alone, Sasha Banks would be untouchable. She perfectly embodies the spirit of her hero, the unpredictable WWE legend—Eddie Guerrero.

VIVA LA SASHA! With an homage to #EddieGuerrero, a #FrogSplash seals the deal for the team of @SashaBanksWWE @itsBayleyWWE & @NatByNature! #WWEEvolution pic.twitter.com/terBmoonfu

— WWE (@WWE) October 29, 2018

Title reigns:

• Women's championship reigns: 5
• Women's tag team hampionship reigns: 2 (one-half of the inaugural champions)

Sasha Banks is the youngest of the Four Horsewoman at just 28 years old (Bayley is the second youngest at 31). Her first major adversary on the main roster was Paige, who was at the top of the women's division in 2016. The two former NXT Women's Champions put on extraordinary matches that elevated the women's division matches.

Her most prominent rivalry was with Charlotte Flair. Their feud over the RAW Women's Championship even led to the first women's Hell in a Cell match in October 2016. The Hell in a Cell pay-per-view also made headlines the first WWE pay-per-view to be headlined by women.

WOOOOOOOOO! Charlotte's own @RicFlairNatrBoy holds @SashaBanksWWE's hand high in victory at @SpectrumCenter! #RAW pic.twitter.com/pfWcfXFBjc

— WWE (@WWE) November 29, 2016

Sasha Banks has a pattern of winning the title on television before dropping it at the next pay-per-view. This has somewhat tarnished her legacy over the years. Sasha Banks is currently chasing Bayley for the SmackDown Championship. A win will make her the third WWE women's grand slam champion.

You say you wanna own your life, then wake up and take your own advice. pic.twitter.com/HHRi6oF68L

— $asha Banks (@SashaBanksWWE) August 11, 2020