4 WWE Superstars who could consider quitting WWE next after Sasha Banks

There have been rumors running rampant that Sasha Banks reportedly wanted to "Quit" WWE before WrestleMania 35 - the reason being the company's decision to put the WWE Women's Tag Team titles on The IIconics at the Showcase of the Immortals.

This isn't the first time Banks has lost a major match in one of WWE's big events - it has always been the case with her. Whether it be WrestleMania, SummerSlam or any other pay-per-view, WWE has never booked Banks strongly for long, so it comes as no surprise that she is frustrated and considered quitting.

Banks isn't the only WWE superstar who is fed up with WWE's booking of their character; there are various others that have been mishandled by the company and lost many major matches.

So, here are four superstars who could "Quit" WWE following Sasha Banks...

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#4 Asuka

Asuka dropped the SmackDown Women's title and never got the chance to win it back.

Asuka was the main attraction of WWE's women's division during her career in NXT. She was known for her undefeated streak in WWE, even surpassing Goldberg's record. Everyone believed that she would have a great career on WWE's main roster.

When she finally arrived on the main roster, she enjoyed a nice push initially. She became the sole survivor in the 5-on-5 women's traditional Survivor Series elimination match and even won the first-ever women's Royal Rumble match.

However, her aura was shattered after she lost to Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34, breaking her undefeated streak in the process. From there, Asuka's downfall began and she lost virutally every major match until TLC 2018 where she was part of the first-ever women's TLC match. She defeated Becky Lynch and Flair to win the SmackDown Women's title at that event, but she lost the title to Flair just before WrestleMania 35.

This has to be frustrating for Asuka, as she seems unable to generate significant momentum from her victories due to WWE's booking.

#3 Andrade

Andrade's initial push seems to have fizzled out.

Andrade became a main event star in NXT. In the beginning, he wasn't considered as a very promising talent, but once Zelina Vega became his manager, Andrade climbed higher up the card, and ultimately won the NXT Championship.

When he arrived on the SmackDown, he was not given much screen time; then he had thrilling matches with Rey Mysterio at the start of 2019, causing speculation that both men could face each other in a Mask vs. Hair match at WrestleMania 35.

Mysterio ended up facing United States Champion Samoa Joe instead; Andrade participated in the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal and lost. Obviously, he would be unhappy about it and could consider quitting the company.

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#2 and #1 Rusev and Shinsuke Nakamura

Rusev and Shinsuke Nakamura have languished as a tag team.

Since Rusev and Shinsuke Nakamura are working as a tag team, I will be documenting their displeasure with the company together. Both used to work as individuals, then three months ago they were booked to work as a tandem after ending their United States title feud.

Rusev has spoken about his discontent with WWE in many interviews, saying that the company has mishandled his character on various occasions - in particular being against the split of Rusev Day. Even his wife Lana has been unhappy about her WWE career.

As for Shinsuke Nakamura, he had a brilliant career in NXT, but his character was underutilized on the main roster. During his rivalry with AJ Styles, and ever since, Nakamura's booking has been his detriment.

Both Rusev and Nakamura could have become top babyfaces in WWE, because they were beloved by the fans. But WWE failed to utilize their potential and turned them heel in desperation. These two are likely considering a career outside the WWE.