Becky Lynch Says the WWE Women’s Revolution Is In a “Bit of a Static Period”
WWE Smackdown Liv star Becky Lynch recently spoke with The Sporting News and had the following to say on the current state of the WWE women’s division:
“To be perfectly honest, right now it’s in a bit of a bit of a static period, which is perfectly fine,” Becky said. “We’ve come off stuff like two women’s ladder matches, and Hell In A Cells, and we just need the storylines to constantly evolve. And of course me saying that might just be because I’m not really involved in one, but as great as all these matches are with the gimmicks and the tables and the cages and the ladders, they’re all wonderful, but what we really need is a reason people are emotionally invested.
“Of course sometimes we’re going to be highlighted a lot, and sometimes there’s just programming — we need to see more of the tag teams, we need to see more of A.J. Styles, or Kevin Owens — and it all goes through waves,” Lynch said. “Right now I feel like we’re a little bit there, and maybe people feel like that too.”
Randy Orton and Kurt Angle on Double Date
Randy Orton’s wife Kim posted the following on social media:
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
