Becky Lynch She is probably the most famous female wrestler in WWE history. She’s done it all because she’s part of the four horse women through NXT and being part of the main event WrestleMania with the highly popular gimmick of “The Man.” Lynch took a break from wrestling for months, but at WrestleMania 41 she returned as Lyra Valkyria’s tag team partner. But she quickly turned her heels and despite previously excelling in the role, Big Time Becks is taking it a step further this time. Now, Becky Lynch is winking to a known audience by sounding like an angry old wrestler who hates everything.
Becky Lynch is now bitter heeled
“The Man” is angry about everything in WWE
- Becky Lynch turned on Lyla Valkyria raw after WrestleMania.
- She admitted to being Bailey’s attacker.
- Lynch took shots with Hulk Hogan and Mercedes Morne in a live recap.
Bailey was attacked behind the scenes at WrestleMania 41, and when Adam Pierce told Lyla Valkyria one day he had to find a new partner to face Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez for the women’s tag team championship, it was easy to get a quick grasp of who it was. Still, fans were engrossed when Becky Lynch appeared (one woman in the crowd cried!) and screamed as two babyfaces won tag gold. Alas, the Good Times didn’t last long. Because in the life after WrestleMania, the heels earned gold. This caused Becky Lynch to brutally attack her partner, turning her heels herself.
This character turn brought a new direction for Becky Lynch. On Raw on April 28th, she admitted that she was clearly the one who attacked Bailey. Lynch said she’s not the bad guy here. Bailey attacked her multiple times and never apologized. She chuckles Bailey because she doesn’t know why she’s a bigger star. “She could see what the big stars looked like,” exclaimed Becky.
It was a fun promotion, with Lyra Valkyria involved, but Lynch stepped up it on Raw on May 5th. She called herself the greatest ever, running through her achievements and praised Lyla for her success. “You’re just that moment,” she said, but the female Intercontinental champion held herself and called Becky out of her way that she wasn’t the first IC title holder. “I hope you like second place as long as I’m here,” Laila told her.
Becky’s character is a bitter older legend who can’t stand the fact that her time is slipping in the limelight, and can’t stand the fact that someone came and took her place. Lynch is not happy to limit the direction of the new characters to WWE TV as well. In the live summary show, she answered a fan who calls Becky Hogan.
“These people go around and compare me to the most intense people on the planet.
Lynch gets furious about the women’s roster telling her to move, and at the same time takes shots at the age of a man. She also took some tough jabs with Mercedes Mohn’s new text service. Fans can spend $100 a month to text her.
“Bayley is so confused that she’s probably paying her best friend $100 a month to text her.”
Many ex-restras sound bitter on podcasts
Names like Jim Cornett and Conan earned a living out of their rage
- Eric Bischoff is obsessed with things he hates.
- Rikishi and Ric Flair used the podcast to complain about how their kids are booked in WWE.
- Kevin Nash got a negative reaction when he spoke so badly about La Knight.
Rather than going on a lazy heel turn route like John Cena, who does the old trope of hating fans, Becky Lynch plays the role of a bitter older wrestler about everything around her, who doesn’t want to let go. There are some truths to that character, and you can see it in the abundance of angry ex-Restra podcasts out there.
There are some good podcasts online, but many people know that controversy means clicks. As a result, many former wrestlers and personalities have access to the internet and are angry about how wrestling sucks now. Jim Cornett and Vince Russo are known for complaining about everything, regardless of the promotion. Eric Bischoff feels like he’s meltdown every week about AEW, as if Tony Kahn had killed a dog or something.
As for wrestlers, both Rick Flair and Rikis have been attracting negative attention for complaining about how children are booked in WWE. Konnan and Disco Inferno have an almost negative and bitter podcast that sparked the rage of Cody Rhodes, and Kevin Nash, whose podcasts are more interesting and positive, got into trouble due to negative comments, like if he spoke badly about La Knight. So many wrestlers have podcasts. There are some fun shows that remind you of past glory, but there are too many grossssssssssssss that want to hate everything.
Becky Lynch’s new character has many options
One promotion brought out the best at Lyra Valkyria
- Lynch should bring the bitterness of her character to social media.
- Putting Becky Lynch on the midcard will help the talent you work with.
- Lyla Valkyria looks like a star when she rises to Lynch.
Becky Lynch’s character is becoming a wrestler podcast. There’s so much Lynch can do with it about how talented she is. Find characters that are spreading on social media. Social media is where her gimmicks were excellent at the peak of the “man” day-to-day. She is sure she will continue to abandon Bailey by taking a step forward with Caefferb and chasing the woman behind the wrestler. And the more she does it, the better. It’s a gimmick change that makes sense. What’s getting older and you’re not angry at seeing someone else copy what they’ve done?
Above all, it will bring wonders for the talent Becky Lynch works for. Putting her in the midcard once and keeping her away from the main event is a wise approach. Lyra Valkyria needs this moment so badly. She has all the talents in the world, but barely overcomes as a babyface with a boring smile, but has grown on the microphone over the past two weeks, allowing fans to invest beyond the talent in the ring. Lyra is a fan voice that invites bitter veterans. Becky Lynch’s perfect satirical character is responsible for making it happen, but the podcast of the grumpy wrestler would probably dislike it too.
