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Becky Lynch walked into the shadows of the setting sun following her ‘Steel Cage’ match with Liv Morgan in May. She has been on hiatus for over 150 days with no signs of a return, until now. Recently, The Man announced that she will reveal a few details about her future very soon.
Taking it to X, Becky Lynch announced that she will be attending the ‘Vulture Fest’ on November 17 next month. She revealed that she will be answering questions regarding her book and her career. Additionally, Big Time Becks hinted at addressing her potential future in WWE as well.
I know it’s been a while but let’s catch up on Nov 17th at the @vulturefestival
Becky Lynch via X
where I’ll be chatting about my book, my career, and, maybe what’s next.
Moreover, there were some recent reports that suggested that the former Women’s Champion might have inked a new deal with WWE. Therefore, there are chances that the fans might see her return to the company sooner than expected.
I know it's been a while but let's catch up on Nov 17th at the @vulturefestival where I'll be chatting about my book, my career, and, maybe what's next.
— Rebecca Quin (@BeckyLynchWWE) October 25, 2024
It has been rumored that Lynch is going to be an integral part of the women’s division on Raw on Netflix. Hence, it is evident that there are high chances that the Irish-born might return to WWE TV before 2025. It is definitely going to be interesting to see where the 37-year-old star finds her place upon her comeback to WWE.
Becky Lynch revealed when her feud with Bianca Belair took a dangerous turn
Becky Lynch and Bianca Belair were embroiled in one of the best women’s rivalries of all time. The two feuded with each other a few years ago, which ended up redefining their careers. Recently, The Man talked about her dynamics with The EST of WWE and also revealed the moment that made their rivalry quite wicked.
Speaking on Games With Names, Lynch said that there was once a segment where Belair was supposed to cut some of her hair. Although that spot went as planned, in the closing sequence, the EST set her up for a KOD. During the landing, however, Lynch fell dangerously close to the scissors in the ring, which could have caused serious damage to her face.
But then she turned it around and then cut my hair off. She was KOD-ing me way too close to them scissors, [and it] could have been very dangerous. I could have lost an eye.
Becky Lynch via Games With Names
Big Time Becks said that she was close to losing an eye in that segment. Nonetheless, Lynch and Belair went on to have one of the greatest women’s matches at WrestleMania thereafter. In fact, their feud continued through to the summer of 2022.
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