WWE Survivor Series (2017) was a good event, although it is clear that the feeling of a true brand battle still needs to be strengthened. It was strange, for example, to see Cesaro point to his shirt, when there were reports of the Swiss wrestler's discontent with his handling within Raw. Or that wrestlers with such an intense rivalry work together for this war in which only the top executives benefit.

Everything, with a not too distant Superstar Shake-Up, which changed the landscape of the two main rosters. And which could be repeated soon, knowing WWE's creative improvisation. With the news that now concerns us, rumors are reactivated that a Raw Superstar wants to leave SmackDown.

After Charlotte's victory over Alexa Bliss at Sunday's PPV, Natalya wanted to congratulate Ric Flair's daughter via Twitter, while defending the blue brand.

"Congratulations to Charlotte for her incredible victory. You proved that the Smackdown Women's Championship is THE Women's Championship in WWE... Now I am even more motivated to take it from you."

But the highlight was Sasha Banks' response, rival of the opposing faction.

"Let me come to blue."

During the final moments of 2016, various media outlets pointed to "The Boss" leaving for SmackDown, also hinted at by herself through Twitter. And this 2017, there have been some statements where she implied dissatisfaction with the creative handling of her character, and even a cryptic message that made fans think the wrestler would leave WWE.

In addition to her bad relationship with Alexa Bliss in backstage, now the arrivals of Asuka and Paige, who will surely garner quite a bit of attention within the red women's division, are added. It seems inevitable to think that there is little room left for Sasha Banks, and that a transfer to the other side would also balance the scale. The question is whether we will finally see a Superstar Shake-Up before the end of the year.