Soon after Wrestlemania 39, a fresh feud was kicked off which eyed a mega match at Summerslam 2023. That match will go down between Becky Lynch and Trish Stratus, as planned a long time ago. This has been an interesting saga between the two trailblazers of the WWE Women’s Division which is a sure shot to produce a mega bout.
Heading into the match, Becky Lynch had to overcome Zoey Stark to book herself against Trish Stratus at Summerslam 2023. Since she’s long been eyeing redemption against the heel-turned WWE Hall of Famer, many believed that it’s high time that she finally picks up the win over the legend to wrap things up in the program. But a contradictory theory also started to roam around the internet.
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Becky Lynch not going into a hiatus after Summerslam 2023
There’s a rumor going on that Becky Lynch will take time off from WWE after Summerslam 2023 is over which appeared to be a tease that Trish might pick up the win and continue making appearances on WWE programming. However, according to Fightful Select, that’s not the case, as The MAN will stick around to TV and she’s also the favorite to emerge victorious by the end of the ongoing feud.
Becky-Trish Summerslam feud began after Wrestlemania 39
After turning on Becky Lynch on the April 10 episode of WWE Raw, Becky and Trish first competed in the dream match at Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia where Zoey Stark’s involvement cost Becky the match. The two then were part of the women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, earlier this month where these two prevented Becky from gaining the Money in the Bank briefcase.
Summerslam 2023 should expectedly end the rivalry and perhaps also end the ongoing tenure of Trish Stratus on WWE TV. Before the seven-time women’s champion disappears, she will eventually put over the cornerstone figure of the current WWE Women’s Division who should remain the flag-bearer for years to follow.
WWE Summerslam 2023 premium live event takes place Saturday, August 5 at the Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. According to the latest reports from Wrestling Observer, no United States Championship defense will be on the card. Rather, the title match will take place on a regular upcoming episode of SmackDown, and not at the biggest event of the summer.
