Becky Lynch has been involved in a feud with Nia Jax in recent weeks, which culminated in a Last Woman Standing match on last week’s episode of WWE RAW.
Speaking on a recent edition of “The Black Announce Table” podcast, “The Man” commented on the use of weapons during matches, how she was feeling after the bout, and more.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On how she was feeling after the match: “Oh, my spine is so sore. My tailbone is fine. Actually, I’ve been trying to bulk. Nobody’s noticed. Nobody’s made any comments, but I have been bulking lately. I keep telling people so that, hopefully, people will start being like, ‘Oh, hey, man, you look like you’re bulking up.” Nobody’s said anything. Anyway, I think that protected my tailbone on that leg drop through the announce table, but my spine. I think when she Samoan Dropped me on that chair, one of the legs of the chair just went right into my spine in that real tender point, but apart from that, I’m great… My neck is a little tricky. My shoulder is a little… anyway, I’m fine for the most part.”
On enjoying matches with weapons: “I like anything where there’s some weaponry, you know what I mean? I like to use a weapon. I like to see how far I can push it. I like it, too, because you can get creative with weapons. You can do things, you can put a chair here and there. Again, there’s just a million things you can do. So whenever I see stipulation, I’m usually excited for it whether it be a Last Woman Standing, Extreme Rules, whatever. But, man, I’m hyped for anything. I’m hyped for any sort of match. Anytime I can get in the ring and just beat the bejesus out of some poor young one, I’m happy about it.”
Becky Lynch Discusses Feud with Nia Jax and Love for Matches with Weapons
Becky Lynch, one of the most popular and dominant female wrestlers in the WWE, has recently been involved in a heated feud with Nia Jax. The rivalry between the two culminated in a Last Woman Standing match on last week’s episode of WWE RAW. In a recent interview on “The Black Announce Table” podcast, Lynch opened up about her experience in the match, her feelings afterward, and her love for matches involving weapons.
When asked about how she was feeling after the intense match, Lynch revealed, “Oh, my spine is so sore. My tailbone is fine. Actually, I’ve been trying to bulk. Nobody’s noticed. Nobody’s made any comments, but I have been bulking lately. I keep telling people so that, hopefully, people will start being like, ‘Oh, hey, man, you look like you’re bulking up.’ Nobody’s said anything. Anyway, I think that protected my tailbone on that leg drop through the announce table, but my spine.” She further explained that during the match, she experienced discomfort when Jax Samoan Dropped her onto a chair, causing one of the chair legs to hit her spine. Despite these injuries, Lynch assured fans that she was doing well overall.
Lynch also expressed her enjoyment of matches that involve weapons. She stated, “I like anything where there’s some weaponry, you know what I mean? I like to use a weapon. I like to see how far I can push it.” She emphasized her excitement for stipulation matches such as Last Woman Standing and Extreme Rules because they allow her to get creative with the use of weapons. Lynch believes that incorporating weapons into matches adds an extra layer of excitement and allows wrestlers to showcase their creativity. She mentioned how placing chairs strategically or utilizing various objects can enhance the overall spectacle of the match.
The Irish-born wrestler also shared her enthusiasm for any type of match, stating, “I’m hyped for anything. I’m hyped for any sort of match. Anytime I can get in the ring and just beat the bejesus out of some poor young one, I’m happy about it.” Her passion for wrestling and her desire to entertain the audience shines through in her comments.
Becky Lynch’s recent feud with Nia Jax has captivated WWE fans, and her willingness to push herself to the limit in matches involving weapons adds an extra layer of excitement to her performances. As one of the top female wrestlers in the industry, Lynch continues to prove why she is known as “The Man” and remains a force to be reckoned with in the WWE.