On a recent edition of WWE’s “The Bump,” Becky Lynch discussed her upcoming WWE Women’s World Title match against Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 40.
Lynch won the women’s Elimination Chamber match last weekend to earn the title shot against Ripley.
You can check out some highlights from Lynch below:
On Rhea Ripley not being unbeatable: ‘This is my everything. This is what I fight for. So when I said ‘The Man’ does it all, she does it all. I’m doing this while I’m on the road 52 weeks a year, while I’m propping up the women’s division, while I’ve been making everybody better. So if you think that Rhea Ripley is unbeatable, well, everybody’s unbeatable until they’re beaten, and I’m the one to beat her.”
On how the business goes in waves: “This business goes in waves, right, it’s always waves. You’re riding the momentum and then sometimes, it comes down. Sometimes, it crashes down. Then you’re waiting to catch the next one. You’re looking up while you’re in the calm of the sea, and you can see her riding this wave, and you can see everything that’s being thrown at her, and you can see how young she is and how naturally talented she is and the finesse that she possesses in the ring. You’re watching all of that, and you see how big she is, and you go, ‘Okay, well, I’m a lot smaller than that, and I’m not natural at this. I never was. But I can outwork everyone, and I do outwork everyone.’”
On why she’s still the best: “So when you’re nearly 20 years in, kind of asking yourself, ‘Am I still the best? Am I as hungry as I was?’ The answer is, ‘Hell yeah. I’m better than ever, and I’m more hungry than ever.’ But when you’re against somebody who has all those natural abilities, you start to question yourself, especially when they didn’t come so naturally to you. But that’s the thing that I have to remind myself. It was never about being the most athletic or being a natural. It was always about heart, and passion, and work ethic, and what’s never waned. I don’t think anybody can or ever will beat me in that, and that’s the difference. But I need to prove to myself that I’m better than her.”
Becky Lynch Talks About Her Upcoming WrestleMania Match Against Rhea Ripley
In a recent episode of WWE’s “The Bump,” Becky Lynch opened up about her highly anticipated WWE Women’s World Title match against Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 40. Lynch, who emerged victorious in the women’s Elimination Chamber match last weekend, earned the opportunity to challenge Ripley for the title.
During the interview, Lynch expressed her confidence in her ability to defeat Ripley, despite the latter’s reputation as a formidable opponent. She emphasized that no one is unbeatable, stating, “Everybody’s unbeatable until they’re beaten, and I’m the one to beat her.”
Lynch also discussed the cyclical nature of the wrestling business, acknowledging that it goes through waves of momentum and decline. She recognized Ripley’s talent and natural abilities, but highlighted her own work ethic and determination as factors that set her apart. Lynch explained, “I can outwork everyone, and I do outwork everyone.”
Reflecting on her nearly 20-year career, Lynch admitted to questioning herself and her hunger for success. However, she affirmed that she is better than ever and more determined than ever to prove herself. While Ripley may possess natural abilities that Lynch lacks, she believes that her heart, passion, and work ethic will ultimately make the difference.
The upcoming match between Lynch and Ripley has generated significant excitement among fans. Both wrestlers are known for their incredible skills and captivating performances in the ring. Their clash at WrestleMania 40 promises to be a thrilling encounter that will showcase the best of women’s wrestling.
In addition to her interview on “The Bump,” Lynch also shared highlights from the discussion on social media platforms. Fans can catch a glimpse of her thoughts and feelings leading up to the big event.
As anticipation builds for WrestleMania 40, fans eagerly await the clash between Becky Lynch and Rhea Ripley. The match is expected to be a defining moment in both wrestlers’ careers and a testament to the incredible talent within the women’s division of WWE.