Sasha Banks: We Will Do Our Best To Put On A WrestleMania Worthy Of Our Fans

Sasha Banks broke character on social media to reflect on WrestleMania taking place without fans.

Banks sympathized with fans who are unable to attend after making plans. She continued, saying health and safety is the top priority, but that the WWE performers will put on a show worthy of the fans.

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WWE announced on Monday that WrestleMania 36 would be taking place at the Performance Center with essential personnel only and no live audience. WWE has run the most recent episodes of Raw and SmackDown from the Performance Center and will run events for the foreseeable future from the PC.

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It honestly hurts to know that fans, whom a lot of save their money all year to go to wrestlemania, won't be able to attend. The idea of a parent having to tell their child that they won't be able to go breaks my heart. Fans make wrestlemania week! All of the events, axxess, they aren't just there to watch the show, they're apart of it. But in the end, the world is a scary place right now, and priority number 1 is everyone's health and safety. So on April 5th, wrestlemania will happen, and we will do our very best to put on a show worthy of our fans. I wish you were there, but I will perform as if all of you are, because it's what you deserve like a boss. #wrestlemania

A post shared by Mercedes Varnado (@sashabankswwe) on Mar 16, 2020 at 6:00pm PDT

As of now, Banks currently doesn't have a match scheduled for WrestleMania. She teamed with Bayley to defeat Nikki Cross & Alexa Bliss on Friday's SmackDown.