Becky Lynch has been one of the main protagonists of recent months, after being absent from WWE for a long time, generating speculation about her future.
The Irish star made her return to TV around the middle of last year and has shown that she has not lost the skills that have made her an extraordinary performer, despite the rise of several young stars who are trying to take control of the Stamford’s federation.
The former world champion has once again shown that she fears no one and her main goal is to make a difference in 2026. Her behavior has recently been the subject of debate and she has received numerous criticisms for the way she acted during her match against Maxxine Dupri valid for the Intercontinental Championship.
‘The Man’ responded without any hesitation and issued a clear warning to all her rivals, showing that she has important ambitions this year and wants to return to the top of the most important wrestling company in the world.
Becky on her new theme song
As all fans have noticed, Becky has been inaugurating a new theme song since facing Lyra Valkyria at MetLife Stadium and it was she herself who explained the reason for this change during the second season of ‘WWE Unreal’.
“We’re not doing the old music, no. We’re just going straight into it. We were debuting my new entrance music by The Wonder Years, who are one of my favorite bands” – Lynch said.
She also added: “I reached out to The Wonder Years because I’m a huge fan. I messaged Dan Campbell, the singer-songwriter, and I was like, ‘Man, would you guys be interested in doing my song if you can?’ Two seconds later he wrote back, ‘F*** yeah, we’d love to!’ Within like two days, he had written this absolute banger of a song.
When that hit, I looked over to where my dad had been sitting six years ago. The last time we were at MetLife, my dad was there, and that moment really got to me emotionally.”
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