Bianca Belair Expresses Her Happiness On Winning Her Match At Hell In A Cell

WWE Raw star and the current WWE RAW Women’s champion Bianca Belair who is also a former WWE SmackDown Women’s champion recently talked about her victory over Becky Lynch and Asuka at the Hell in a Cell pay per view event. She said that she was really proud of a victory.

Bianca Belair won the WWE Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 38 after she defeated the previous champion Becky Lynch. She did not defend her Championship at the next paper view event WrestleMania Backlash but she was already involved in a feud with Becky Lynch.

Bianca Belair Expresses Her Happiness On Winning Her Match At Hell In A Cell

Soon the former three times WWE Women’s champion Asuka joined the frame after she defeated Becky Lynch in a number one contender’s match recently on Monday Night RAW. It was supposed to be a one on one match between Bianca and Asuka but Becky Lynch and her right to challenge for the title at Hell in a Cell and the match became triple threat.

The mentioned triple threat match for the WWE RAW Women’s Championship At Hell in a Cell was the opener of the event. Arguably it was the best match of the night. All three women did really well.

Becky Lynch’s performance was really amazing. The other two women did good as well. Bianca pinned Asuka to earn the victory and retain the Championship. Currently she is involved in a feud with former WWE Raw Women’s champion Rhea Ripley.

Bianca Belair who is also a former WWE SmackDown Women’s champion recently spoke to Sports Illustrated where she talked about her victory over Becky Lynch and Asuka at the Hell in a Cell pay per view event. She said that she was really proud of a victory. She said;

“I’ve had a lot of matches I’ve been so proud of in my short career, and this one is right up there as one of the top. Asuka is amazing and Becky Lynch is one of the greatest, so I’m the happiest to be leaving Hell in a Cell as champion.”

“Stepping into the ring with Asuka and Becky, I knew I’d have to match their greatness. I don’t have the same wrestling background that they do. I didn’t come from the indies. Asuka trained in Japan her whole life, Becky Lynch has had an extensive career, even before WWE.

“I always feel like I have to prove myself, and I’m always giving 110 percent, whether that’s with my wrestling gear, my hair, or my wrestling. I want people to feel something when I’m in the ring. I went in there to prove myself and tear down the house in front of a sold-out crowd in Chicago.”