Tamina Snuka has suddenly burst out to the WWE scene after months of hiatus. The Samoan Superstar returned on WWE TV before WrestleMania 36 to be part of the Fatal-5-Way Elimination match over the SmackDown Women’s Championship. It took all the other four superstars to pin her out of the contests which protected her status.
Banking on her protected outing at WrestleMania 36, Tamina Snuka confronted SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley for a title shot.
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Two weeks ago, she defeated Sasha Banks to secure that title match by pinning Sasha Banks in a singles contest. Now she will be facing Bayley at Money In The Bank for the title in a one-on-one bout for the title that Bayley is holding for nearly 200 days.
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Sky Bet has revealed the betting odds for Bayley vs Tamina Snuka at WWE Money in the Bank 2020 pay-per-view and the outcome seems quite predictable.
Bayley is currently the heavy favorite to walk out of MITB with the title with 1/5 odds. On the other hand, Tamina Snuka has fewer chances to win with 10/3 odds by her name.
Even the biggest fan of Tamina Snuka would find it hard to believe that she would end up becoming the champion by dethroning Bayley.
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WWE is clearly moving ahead for a Bayley vs Sasha Banks feud with the culmination happening at a bigger pay-per-view like SummerSlam. Hence, the WWE creative team must be using Tamina Snuka for a one-off feud against the champion.
Bayley cost Sasha Banks an opportunity to the Money In The Bank Ladder match on this past week’s episode of SmackDown by distracting the referee. It was another indication that these two are heading to splitsville. But for now, Bayley is all ready to defeat another opponent for the title in the form of Tamina Snuka.
During a recent interview with Steven Muehlhausen of SportingNews, Bayley sounded eager to reignite the feud against Sasha Banks,
‘Oh, my God, when are we ever going to get to do this again? I’m going to miss her so much.’ She’s my favorite person to be in the ring with. Luckily, throughout my time on RAW and SmackDown, I’ve been able to share every WrestleMania with her and almost every pay-per-view. We’ve been tag team champions. I’m so grateful that we’re doing stuff together every single year. That’s definitely something I would love to do again before we both retire.” (courtesy wrestlingINC.com)
