Becky Lynch arrived to Raw ready to finally celebrate winning the Women’s Intercontinental Championship at Money in the Bank on Saturday. Lynch told the fans it wasn’t often in her incredibly successful career that there were opportunities for her to celebrate achieving something new. But here she was to do just that. After running down her long list of accomplishments, Lynch told the fans she should have been celebrating but Lyra Valkyria was a sore loser and tried to kill her. So she was out there to demand an apology from the former champ.
Valkyria made her way from the back looking as furious as she did on Saturday after Lynch cheated to win the title. But as Lynch’s attention was fully on Valkyria, she was blindsided by an even more furious Bayley, who laid into the champ. Lynch admitted to being the one to taking out Bayley prior to WrestleMania, preventing her from being able to compete at the Show of Shows. Becky Lynch spared no words when she talked about how Bayley wasn’t worthy of her and how she was just a wannabe. On Monday, Bayley got a modicum of revenge.
While Valkyria seems primed to get a rematch for her championship, it looks like that match could turn into a triple threat as Bayley gets the title match she was owed two months ago.
Looks like Becky Lynch is now not just the Man, but a wanted one at that.
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