Becky Lynch booked herself in a match against Rhea Ripley at Wrestlemania 40 and that essentially began a dream feud for the fans which was in the pipeline for months. These two have been major star powers on Monday Night Raw for a long time and it was just about time to collide in the ring and WWE kept it right by staging it at the biggest event of the year.
Since entering the main roster, Rhea Ripley has positioned herself as one of the top female Superstars in the WWE and thereby become a top rival for an already established name Becky Lynch. With her popularity increasing day by day she kept on excelling in wrestling skills and also delivering what some fans might desire from her.
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During a WWE live event in Springfield, Illinois, Rhea Ripley faced off against Nia Jax in a singles match that took back some of the fans to the Attitude Era. In a tribute to Bloodline member Rikishi, Ripley did one of his signature moves in the match, the stinkface on Jax that caught the attention of the audience as well as the social media.
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Becky Lynch is all about hard work rather than sending wrong message to fans
A night later, Ripley’s next opponent Shayna Baszler happily obliged to receive that stinkface on herself but Jax ruined that moment. Speaking of such a non-PG act, Becky Lynch blasted her Wrestlemania opponent. While speaking to Steve Fall, the 2019 Royal Rumble winner shared her thoughts on the viral stinkface spot which according to her, sent a wrong message to young girls and wrestlers.
“And for the person that I am in the mind that I have. No, it’s just about my body. It’s about how it looks. And it’s about fulfilling a bunch of men’s fantasies out there in the crowd, and it becomes not about the art it becomes about that,” Becky Lynch sounded furious.
“And I’ve fought so long to change that and so I kind of go when I’m talking about that, and when I’m forced to answer about that, I go that just f**king sucks. That just f**king sucks.” (courtesy Ringside News)
Becky Lynch is someone who scratched and clawed her way to the top from being nobody. Years of hard work made her THE MAN who also won the first-ever all-women Wrestlemania main event to become the only co-Raw and Smackdown Women’s Champion at one point.
