WWE Draft: 4 things SmackDown on FOX can do with Sasha Banks

#2 Book an intriguing SmackDown Women’s Championship storyline

Bayley and Sasha could revisit the feud that was building last year

With RAW Women's Champion Becky Lynch remaining on RAW after becoming the first overall pick during the draft, WWE allowed Bayley to remain on SmackDown with her Championship belt.

Keeping that in mind, there are a lot of new rivalries WWE could begin, and they could also revisit some existing ones. As best friends and former nemeses, we can expect Banks and Bayley to stay on the same brand for some time to come.

It's only fitting that #SmackDown Women's Champion @itsBayleyWWE is on Team BLUE. #WWEDraft pic.twitter.com/3HpYshMgMl

— WWE (@WWE) October 15, 2019

One of those rivalries circled around two of the best friends in WWE, Bayley and Sasha Banks. Both women have proven to be cornerstones in WWE, and their rivalries have been as interesting as their partnerships have been.

Many argue that the Women's Revolution really picked up pace after their unforgettable match at NXT TakeOver: Respect, and fans have been wanting some more of that ever since. WWE already did a decent job with the Four Horsewomen and two top Championship belts in the past couple of months.

Carrying on the same forward, they could build towards something great with the Royal Rumble pay-per-view and WrestleMania 36 in mind. The SmackDown Women's Championship is the only title Sasha needs to become a Grand Slam Champion, just like Bayley.

Bayley now possesses the one title Sasha Banks needs to become a grand slam champion.Sasha is now on the brand that has that title.The writing is on the wall. Sasha vs Bayley is going to happen soon, maybe not at Survivor Series, but soon. Perhaps the Rumble, perhaps Mania pic.twitter.com/wlKZlLMwNK

— Pika Priest™️ (@PikaPriest) October 12, 2019

Heading into those two big events, WWE could build towards a Banks vs. Bayley match for the SmackDown Women’s Championship and a Charlotte vs. Becky Lynch match for the RAW Women’s Championship.