10 Quick Fixes For WWE When Crowds Return

7. A Reminder Of The Last Time

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Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair could become an odd trivia note from this particular period should WWE hold off just a little bit longer on an inevitable rematch between the two. Two notes in fact, if the company really commit to the bit.

The epic battle between 'The Boss' and 'The EST' capped off an awesome WrestleMania Night One in front of a crowd soaking in every last moment of what felt like an instant classic. WWE are the verge of being able to offer the rematch in near-identical circumstances.

Both Money In The Bank and SummerSlam are set to go down in front of packed (and hyped) houses, and Banks and Belair's SmackDown Women's Championship rematch could feasibly take place at either of those shows. What's more, it could headline one of them too. A feud that started during the pandemic could end up being remembered as the one that defined the journey out of the abyss.

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