Kemo
12-28-2018, 02:58 AM
Out of all the stars who have reinvented themselves and reached new heights by developing their character this year, Becky Lynch has to be on the top of the list.
Not only did Becky fuel a fire in herself but became a character hot enough that she is now possibly the strongest candidate to main event the WrestleMania 35 event.
So it was no surprise that CBS Sports chose the former SmackDown Women’s Champion as their wrestler of the year, saying that no one has shaken up the professional wrestling world like ‘The Man’:
“In a year filled with stunning developments, no one shook up the world of professional wrestling more than Becky Lynch, who has turned both WWE and the business as a whole on its head over the last six months by not only winning the hearts and minds of fans across the globe but doing so while standing out as “The Man” in an industry historically dominated by men.”
Lynch also responded to this accolade via her Twitter account, recalling how she couldn’t even get on TV at the start of 2018 and claimed that you’re never truly down:
Start of 2018, I couldn’t even get on TV. You’re never truly down, you’re never truly out. Stand up and fight. Keep swinging even if you don’t know what you’re swinging for, or at. If you’re like me you’ll eventually slap a head that deserves it and the whole world will notice.
— The Man (@BeckyLynchWWE) December 26, 2018
WWE had originally announced Becky Lynch vs. Asuka for Royal Rumble but the company has backed out from that bout since then and currently, there is no word yet on what they are planning for her now.
Not only did Becky fuel a fire in herself but became a character hot enough that she is now possibly the strongest candidate to main event the WrestleMania 35 event.
So it was no surprise that CBS Sports chose the former SmackDown Women’s Champion as their wrestler of the year, saying that no one has shaken up the professional wrestling world like ‘The Man’:
“In a year filled with stunning developments, no one shook up the world of professional wrestling more than Becky Lynch, who has turned both WWE and the business as a whole on its head over the last six months by not only winning the hearts and minds of fans across the globe but doing so while standing out as “The Man” in an industry historically dominated by men.”
Lynch also responded to this accolade via her Twitter account, recalling how she couldn’t even get on TV at the start of 2018 and claimed that you’re never truly down:
Start of 2018, I couldn’t even get on TV. You’re never truly down, you’re never truly out. Stand up and fight. Keep swinging even if you don’t know what you’re swinging for, or at. If you’re like me you’ll eventually slap a head that deserves it and the whole world will notice.
— The Man (@BeckyLynchWWE) December 26, 2018
WWE had originally announced Becky Lynch vs. Asuka for Royal Rumble but the company has backed out from that bout since then and currently, there is no word yet on what they are planning for her now.