Becky Lynch & Shane McMahon Spoke How WWE Stars Are Dealing Coronavirus

One of the busiest WWE superstars today is Becky Lynch who has been holding her title for more almost a year living up to the Women’s WrestleMania main-event moniker. WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch is the concerned name who spoke with TV Insider’s Scott Fishman about heading into the same show to compete against a different opponent but for the same gold.

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The discussion touched upon a plethora of topics including the recent Coronavirus pandemic that has taken the sports world by storm. This led uncountable shows to get canceled including several from the pro-wrestling industry. Being a WWE superstar, Becky Lynch has to be much cautious about this since they continue to visit cities throughout the year to meet different kinds of people.

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This appears to be pretty dangerous since Coronavirus spreads through this touching policy as it is extremely infectious. However, a WWE superstar needs to deal with this as their primary job is to perform in front of thousands of people and to get in touch with them, whenever needed.

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So Becky Lynch sounded pretty obvious while noting on this deadly virus. She mentioned this as handling ‘business’, as usual. They can’t be scared off the disease instead of following the precautions and hope for the best to happen,

“It’s business as usual,” Lynch confirmed. “I think we’re constantly meeting different people. We’re constantly shaking hands. We know to use hand sanitizer. We’re always exposed to so many different bacteria in our lives and so many different countries. You can’t freak out about any of this stuff. You have to continue on and hope for the best.” (courtesy wrestlingINC.com)

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Shane McMahon also noted on the Coronavirus impact on sports in a conversation with TMZ saying that a lot of changes happened in the past several days. He wanted to have people a good time through the entertainment events but then again, health comes first for all of them,

“We’ll have to see, if people can gather around—and it’s sanitary—then great, but if everybody shuts it down, then everybody is in the same boat,” Shane said. “So, we’ll see what happens,” Shane said. “Hopefully not, because everybody wants to have a good time.”

The sports world had a massive impact over the past weekend as most of the plays were either called off or held in an empty arena as precautionary to stop Coronavirus.

WWE has shifted its tapings to WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida from the originally scheduled venues. USA’s favorite leagues like the NBA, NHL, and XFL have also been shut down.