Former RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch has once again captured attention with an intriguing announcement.
Becky Lynch who has been involved in a heated rivalry with former Raw Women’s Champion Nia Jax for the past few weeks, finally had their singles match. The feud has been brewing since 2018, when Jax broke Lynch’s face, resulting in a serious concussion and the infamous Lynch pose with a bloodied face on Raw.
On the Day 1 edition of RAW, Becky Lynch and Nia Jax finally had their singles bout, where Jax defeated Lynch once again, causing facial damage. In a promo this week on RAW, Lynch asserted her resilience and announced her participation in the Women’s Royal Rumble.
Fans of Lynch are also familiar with her upcoming book, “The Man: Not Your Average Girl,” set to release in March 2024 and currently open for pre-orders. Check out the post here.
“My words. My voice. This book is all me,” she wrote.
This adds an extra layer to her book project, showing her close connection with the story she’s telling.
Becky Lynch opens up about her post-WWE journey
Becky Lynch recently talked about her future plans after leaving WWE. Lynch, a prominent figure in the promotion, achieved notable feats, such as being the first woman to win the main event of WrestleMania and holding titles on RAW and SmackDown.
Since joining WWE with a developmental contract in 2013, Becky Lynch has solidified her spot among future WWE Hall of Famers. Over the years, she has become one of the most beloved superstars.
During a casual podcast with Brad Tate, Becky Lynch was asked about her post-wrestling aspirations:
“I suppose, writing books and performance is something that I’ve always loved. I’ve studied it, I’ve got my degree in acting. I don’t know if you saw a little role that I played as Cyndi Lauper, but acting is something that I’ve loved for a long time and it’s something I’ve studied and got my degree in. That is something I’d like to pursue. Also, writing is very much something that I love and there could be something there, too. Only time will tell,” she said.
It will be intriguing to witness when Becky Lynch chooses to retire from wrestling. Notably, she entered the world of film in 2018, marking her debut as Maddy Hayes in The Marine 6. She also made television appearances, including being herself on Showtime’s Billions in 2020 and portraying Cyndi Lauper in Young Rock.
