Sonya Deville calls out Sasha Banks

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Sonya Deville has not been seen on WWE Television since her lost to Mandy Rose in a ‘Loser Leaves WWE’ match at SummerSlam. Deville is currently busy with her ongoing issues with the stalker case that happened few months ago. Now, Deville has called out Sasha Banks for copying her promo during this week’s episode of Friday Night Smackdown.

Sasha Banks cuts a heated promo on this week’s episode of Smackdown & calls the Smackdown Women’s Champion ‘Bitch’ at the end of the promo. Deville also cuts a promo on her former best friend Mandy Rose & insults her with same word at the end of the promo. The energy of both the promos are quite similar.

A fan page tweeted out the similarities of both the promos & Deville calls out Banks in the Instagram story, by saying ‘I see you Sasha Banks, you badd’.

You can check out the tweets below:

Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below, if you want to see Deville Vs. Banks in the near future.

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