Charlotte vs Sasha Banks for the Women’s Championship
This feels like a legit PPV quality main event and the feeling of a major swerve lingers, making it better. The talented women make their way to the ring and after the introductions, the match kicks off in explosive fashion as The Boss takes Charlotte out. Tope Suicida from the Boss that looks to have transitioned into the crossbody. Nevertheless, an epic start as RAW goes into a break.
Back from the break, Charlotte is on top after Sasha went neck first into the top turnbuckle. The Champion is all over Sasha, working on the injured back of the Boss. The Boss goes for the Clothesline but Charlotte catches her with a backbreaker. Woooo! The iconic Flair chops hit the chest of Sasha. Sasha blocks and unleashes a flurry of her own awkward chops or whatever you call want to term these strikes.
The Boss takes Charlotte down with the double knees for a two count. Some great back and forth action follows which ends in Charlotte putting a stop to Sasha’s momentum with a Bog Boot. Pinfall, 1-2-kickout! Charlotte puts on a shocked face and looks to finish things up by talking Sasha up top for a suplex. Sasha shoves her down and connects with the double knees for a another close near fall.
What follows is a legit Holy Sh** moment! Charlotte floors Sasha with a corkscrew moonsault from the top rope to the outside on Sasha. What a move! Charlotte gets her back in the ring and executes the Natural Selection. Sasha kicks out at 2 and a half yet again! What a match! Breathtaking stuff!
Charlotte's getting more and more frustrated and she repeatedly slaps Sasha. Charlotte then Irish Whip's Banks into the ropes and Banks counters with a hurracanrana into a Banks Statement! Will Charlotte tap? Charlotte rolls over for the pin attempt but Sasha converts that into another Banks Statement.
Charlotte Taps out and we have a new champion! Sasha Banks is your new WWE Raw Women's Champion!
A five-star match to end a solid show.
Sasha Banks def. Charlotte via pinfall to become the new Women’s Champion