Sasha was one of the “Four Horsewomen” (along with Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Bayley) who helped revolutionize women’s wrestling in WWE.
She was part of the first-ever women’s Hell in a Cell, Iron Man Match, and main event of a WWE pay-per-view, raising the bar for what female wrestlers could achieve.
Known for her crisp technical ability, high-flying spots, and innovative counters.
Matches with Bayley (NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn, 2015 & Iron Man Match, 2015) are still considered some of the best women’s matches of all time, regardless of promotion.
She’s consistently praised by peers and fans for making opponents look great while telling deep in-ring stories.
Sasha carries herself like a star—whether in WWE as “The Boss” or now in NJPW/AEW as Mercedes Moné.
Her character blends confidence, swagger, and relatability, making her one of the most magnetic personalities in wrestling.
Walked away from WWE when she felt undervalued, proving she had the power and confidence to bet on herself.
Inspired countless fans, especially women and people of color, to believe in themselves and chase their dreams.
Multiple-time WWE Women’s Champion & Women’s Tag Team Champion.
Helped legitimize the Women’s Tag Team Titles alongside Bayley.
Now adding to her legacy outside WWE, winning titles in Japan and AEW.
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