WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch has received her opponent at the upcoming SummerSlam pay-per-view event. 

On Monday’s episode of RAW in Long Island, NY, WWE held a women’s Fatal 4 Way Elimination Match. Natalya, Alexa Bliss, Naomi, and Carmella were featured in the contest. 

As seen in the match, Natalya won and has earned the right to challenge Lynch for the title at this year’s SummerSlam.

WWE RAW Results & Live Coverage (7/15)

Lynch just finished up a program that lasted over the previous few months with Lacey Evans that ended at the Extreme Rules pay-per-view event on Sunday evening once she and former Universal Champion Seth Rollins beat Evans and Corbin in a Mixed Tag Team Winners Take All Extreme Rules Match.

WWE presents the SummerSlam pay-per-view event on Sunday, August 11, 2019 in Toronto, Ontario at the Scotiabank Arena that will air on the WWE Network. WWE will be announcing more matches for this show in the coming weeks. 

What are your thoughts on this match being added to the card? Do you think this is the right opponent and program for Becky Lynch heading into this pay-per-view event? Sound off in the comment section.

WWE is wasting no time to announce who newly crowned Universal Champion Brock Lesnar and RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch will be facing at this year’s SummerSlam pay-per-view event.

The company announced this afternoon that tonight’s episode of Monday Night RAW will be an important show that will decide Lesnar and Lynch’s opponents “at the biggest party of the summer.”

First, a women’s Fatal 4 Way Elimination Match with Natalya, Alexa Bliss, Naomi, and Carmella will take place with the winner challenging Lynch for the title at SummerSlam.

• Brock Lesnar Wins Universal Title At WWE Extreme Rules

The other big match is a Cross Brand All-Star Battle Royal that will likely serve as the main event. The winner of this match will challenge Lesnar for his title at this upcoming event that takes place next month. 

Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Baron Corbin, Cesaro, Braun Strowman, Bobby Lashley, Rey Mysterio, Daniel Bryan, Randy Orton, and new SmackDown Tag Team Champion Big E have been confirmed for the contest. 

Join us here later tonight for WWE RAW Live Results and our post-show RAW Takeaways feature.

Seth Rollins went through a gruesome Extreme Rules match at the PPV of the same name where he and Becky Lynch defended their Universal Championship and Raw Women’s Championship respectively.

The duo fought hard against the team of Baron Corbin and Lacey Evans who took the champions and real-life couple to their limit in the main event of the WWE PPV.

Though at the culmination of the bout, Corbin delivered an End Of Days to Becky which caused Rollins to lose control and after some brutal chair shots and two Curb Stomps, Seth was able to retain his title by pinning the former Raw GM.

However, this wasn’t the end of the night and things didn’t go Rollins’ way after this as Mr. Money In The Bank Brock Lesnar made his way to the ring after the bout was over.

Brock cashed in his contract on Rollins and after two German Suplexes and an F5, the Beast was able to defeat the Architect and reclaim the championship he lost at WrestleMania earlier this year.

After the show went off air, WWE posted the following video where Becky Lynch is seen helping the now former Universal Champion as both the stars make their way to the backstage area:

There is no word yet on what the company is planning for Rollins after this and we would have to see if he goes after Lesnar or continues his rivalry with Baron Corbin after the show.

Brock Lesnar is the new WWE Universal Champion.

WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch and Universal Champion Seth Rollins beat Baron Corbin and Lacey Evans to retain their respective titles in a Mixed Tag Team Winners Take All Extreme Rules Match at Extreme Rules. This was a blowoff match between all four stars after months of them feuding with each other.

Post-match, Brock Lesnar walks out to the ring and hit german suplexes to Rollins a few times. Lesnar cashed in his Money in the Bank contract and hit an F5 to Rollins for the win. This closed the show.

• WWE Extreme Rules 2019 Results (7/14)

This match was set up at the Stomping Grounds pay-per-view event where Rollins retained the title over Corbin with Lacey Evans being the special guest referee. The finish of the match saw Evans attack Rollins which led to Lynch making the save and Rollins getting a fair referee to get the pinfall victory. Earlier in the night, Lynch retained her RAW Women’s Title over Evans. 

Lesnar won the Money in the Bank contract back in May and after teasing it a few times, had not been seen on WWE programming since June. Paul Heyman had been teasing Lesnar might cash it in and that’s exactly what happened.

What are your thoughts on Brock Lesnar winning the Universal Title? Was this the right call by WWE officials? Sound off in the comment section.

Becky Lynch has talked openly about Dusty Rhodes’ contribution in her career and how it was Rhodes who saved her from getting released from NXT when she was on the verge of getting fired.

During her recent interview with Fair Game, the Raw Women’s Champion talked about a number of things and she also revealed what were Dusty’s last words to her.

Per Lynch, she was driving Dusty mad by boring him with her talk and Rhodes’ last words to her were ‘shut up, Becky’, which according to the former NXT Star, were perfect last words from the wrestling legend:

“His last words to me, I was probably driving him mad by talking his ear off, and he goes, ‘Shut up Becky’, I was like, ‘That’s the perfect last words’. There’s no better last words that I’d like to have from Dusty Rhodes.”

Elsewhere in the interview, the current Champion also claimed that if she got the chance she would have cried and thanked Dusty Rhodes because she doesn’t know if she would have a job if it wasn’t for him.

Becky Lynch is currently scheduled to team up with the Universal Champion Seth Rollins to face the team of Baron Corbin and Lacey Evans at Sunday’s Extreme Rules PPV.

You can check out her full interview in the video below:

As we noted before, Raw Women’s Champion Becky Lynch recently became the first WWE Superstar to be featured on the cover of ESPN Magazine’s Blockbuster issue.

To promote the cover, the current Champion spoke to ESPN recently where she discussed a number of things including her recent push and more.

During the interview, the former NXT Star was asked to define her moniker of being ‘The Man’ and she explained that for her it’s the person who is at the top with the most extraordinary abilities:

“For me, the top person, the person of the most extraordinary ability, has always been referred to as “The Man.” And until this moment, that person of exceptional ability has always been a man, so when I broke out and started claiming my status as the top dog in WWE, I started referring to myself as ‘The Man.'”

Continuing on the topic, Becky discussed people’s initial reaction to this catchphrase saying that they lost their mind and she sees it as an empowering thing because she is turning gender roles on their head.

Apart from this, Becky Lynch also tried to explain her experience of being in the ring and she described it as being addictive. You can check out her full interview at this link.

The current RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch is no stranger to creating controversy and making bold statements. Lynch was recently a part of an interview for Fox Sports 1’s Fair Game with Kristine Leahy where she revealed why she has a tough time watching her own matches.

Becky Lynch revealed that she doesn’t like re-watching her matches. The Man gave quite an interesting response when asked why that is. Lynch stated that she has a hard time watching her own matches because she judges her performance ‘in the moment’ based on the reactions of the crowd.

Continuing, the RAW Women’s Champion stated that she realizes that something needs to be corrected by her if the crowd doesn’t respond to the match the way she wanted them to. Lynch explained that she prefers to leave her matches in the past and doesn’t like to dwell on them too much. Instead, she focuses on her upcoming bouts.

Becky Lynch will be teaming up with her real-life boyfriend Seth Rollins against Baron Corbin and Lacey Evans at Extreme Rules. Let’s hope the match goes smoothly and the crowd responds exactly as The Man would want.

Becky Lynch is set to make history once again.

“The Man” will grace the cover of the new issue of ESPN the Magazine’s “Blockbuster” issue. She is joined by star of the Netflix series, GLOW, Alison Brie. The issue will be available for purchase from this Friday.

As reported by WWE.com, the new issue “focuses on the intersection between Hollywood and sports.”

It will feature an interview with Lynch and Brie—whose Netflix show revolves around the 1980s Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling promotion. The interview apparently broaches the obstacles they have faced in their respective industries, the resilience and toughness of women, and much more.

Becky Lynch will be the first WWE Superstar to ever appear on the cover of ESPN the Magazine.

Making History

Becky Lynch made history earlier this year, participating in the main event of WrestleMania 35. She joined “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair in a Triple Threat match—the first time WrestleMania has been headlined by women.

Lynch would emerge victorious, pinning Rousey and claiming both RAW and SmackDown Women’s Championships.

She is scheduled for action this Sunday at WWE’s Extreme Rules pay-per-view. Lynch will tag with real-life boyfriend, Seth Rollins in a mixed tag team match against Lacey Evans and Baron Corbin.

WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch recently did an interview with Kristine Leahy for FS1’s “Fair Game” where she spoke about a wide range of topics.

During the interview, she talked about her feud with former RAW Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey and why it’s not over just yet.

“She’s been hiding from me. That’s where Ronnie goes. She hides when she loses. We’ll see if she comes back. I still want that one-on-one match. That’s what Ronnie does. The way to beat Ronda isn’t to beat her body. It’s to beat her mind. That’s what I went after.”

The full interview will air on Monday night but you can watch the clip where Lynch talked about Rousey here: 

Lynch made history when she dethroned Rousey and Charlotte Flair as RAW and SmackDown Women’s Champions in a triple threat match at WWE WrestleMania 35, which ended up serving as the main event. 

This was a notable match for two seasons. First, it marked history as it was the first time that women have headlined the biggest event of the year for the company.

The other notable reason is due to it marking Rousey’s latest match as she took time off after WrestleMania. 

WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch had some fun with fans after receiving some criticism.

It all started when she saw the negativity from some people about how it seems like there is no chemistry between herself and boyfriend WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins. You can see how the two top champions on the RAW roster responded here: 

The company started bringing up their real-life relationship on television a few months ago that led to them being involved in storylines. The two stars have been dating since earlier this year. 

• Big Matches Announced For Monday’s WWE RAW

WWE has already confirmed that Lynch and Rollins against Zelina Vega and Andrade in a Mixed Tag Team Match would take place on Monday’s episode of RAW in Newark, NY at the Prudential Arena. 

WWE presents the Extreme Rules pay-per-view event on Sunday, July 14th, 2019 in Philadelphia, PA at the Wells Fargo Center. At this show, Rollins and Lynch will defend their titles in a Winners Take All Mixed Tag Team Match against Lacey Evans and Baron Corbin.

This match was booked due to how the main event played out at the Stomping Grounds pay-per-view event.  

‘The Man’ Becky Lynch posted to Twitter to commemorate the 5th anniversary of her WWE debut. The Raw Women’s Champion thanked her supporters and stated how fun it was to watch her haters’ head explode.

Lynch wrote, “It’s been 5 years since I debuted. 5 years of looking for ways to break through and not asking permission. For those who’ve supported me, thank you. For the others, it’s been fun to watch your heads exploding”

Becky Lynch signed a contract with WWE in 2013, where she worked at NXT. She made her main roster debut in July 2015, and went on to become the inaugural SmackDown Women’s Champion at Backlash 2016, and went on to hold the titles two more times.

After sitting on the sidelines for most of 2017, Lynch developed a more aggressive persona starting at SummerSlam 2018, where she would attack Charlotte Flair after their match with Carmella. She dubbed herself “The Man” and lobbied for herself to get a chance as she thought of herself as an unfairly-treaten underdog. This would mark a turning point for Lynch’s career, as she would gain immense popularity and support from fans.

Lynch would ride on the momentum and win the 2019 Women’s Royal Rumble match, and would go on to headline WrestleMania for the first time, by winning both the Raw Women’s Championship and SmackDown Women’s Championship in a Winner takes all match against Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair. This would make her a double champion and the only woman to do so.

With Lacey Evans as the special guest referee, it looked as though the deck was stacked against Universal champion Seth Rollins at Stomping Grounds. Evans showed a clear bias toward Baron Corbin during the match but it was the low-blow she delivered to Rollins which led to RAW women’s champion Becky Lynch making the save.

• Seth Rollins Retains Universal Title At WWE Stomping Grounds

Lynch then took to Twitter after the event to explain what led to her taking out special guest referee Lacey Evans at Stomping Grounds:

Lacey Evans On Twitter

Lacey Evans also went on Twitter last night after the PPV. She had the following to say regarding giving Rollins a low-blow.

Becky Lynch RAW Women’s Championship Reigns

After winning the RAW women’s championship from Ronda Rousey at WrestleMania, Lynch has successfully defended the title on WWE programming twice. She also won the Smackdown women’s championship at Wrestlemania. Lynch would drop that title to Charlotte Flair at Money in the Bank, however. Lynch has defeated Lacey Evans twice now in RAW title matches. She defeated her at Money in the Bank and now at Stomping Grounds.

Before tonight’s RAW in Everett, Washington, Lynch will be doing a public signing at a Crickett Wireless store:

Becky Lynch has another title defense under her belt as she continues her dominance in the WWE women’s division.

As seen at Sunday’s (June 23, 2019) WWE Stomping Grounds pay-per-view event in Tacoma, WA, Lynch retained the WWE RAW Women’s Title over Lacey Evans.

With Evans still being green and there being plenty of talent in the women’s division on RAW, it appears that WWE will move forward with a different feud.

However, it’s clear that WWE officials are high on Evans as she was fast-tracked to the main roster after being in WWE’s developmental system, NXT, for a short period of time.

It would also make sense due to the fact that this is their second encounter for the RAW Women’s Title on a pay-per-view event. At the Money In The Bank show in Hartford, CT in May, Lynch also beat Evans.

She snapped Ronda Rousey’s winning streak as she beat the former champion and Charlotte Flair in a triple threat match at WWE WrestleMania 35, which ended up serving as the main event to win the RAW and SmackDown Women’s Title.

• WWE Stomping Grounds Results & Live Coverage

What are your thoughts on Lynch retaining the RAW Women’s title? Was this the right call by WWE officials? Sound off in the comment section.

It’s hard to believe now, but there was a time when Becky Lynch allegedly had to beg to be put into matchup.

Speaking with Brian Koppleman on his podcast, The Moment, Lynch reflected on her time training at WWE’s Performance Center. She was a part of the first training class and, at the time, remembers having no confidence to help her stand out.

“I had to beg to be put in a match,” Lynch admitted. “When I went down there, I had no confidence. I humbled myself almost to a fault. Sara Del Ray was the trainer, and I had wrestled her in Japan, and I didn’t want her thinking I was full of myself or better than anybody. I mind f****d myself. I couldn’t even lock up.””

“NXT wasn’t what it is now,” Lynch continued. “You were constantly scared of losing your job. Everyone was a minute away from being fired. One wrong move, one wrong promo, one wrong thing said, everyone was walking on eggshells. Which isn’t a bad thing, but I was losing sleep because I wanted it so bad. There were girls that had never wrestled before getting on the shows before me. I remember going into Bill DeMott and begging him, please let me just prove I can connect to the audience.”

Becky Lynch would manage to persevere despite her self-doubts, eventually making history by main eventing WrestleMania alongside Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey. Lynch would win both the RAW and SmackDown Women’s Championships, earning herself the short-lived moniker Becky 2 Belts.

H/T to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.

If WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch wanted to make the transition from the pro wrestling world to being a pro-MMA fighter then she would have a big supporter behind her.

Lynch has trained in the past with Conor McGregor’s coach John Kavanagh when she has time off from the brutal WWE schedule and travels home to Ireland.

The coach of the former UFC Lightweight and Featherweight Champion believes that if Lynch did get into the MMA game then she has the potential to compete at a high level.

He elaborated on his mindset while doing a recent interview with ESPN’s Ariel Helwani on Monday afternoon while talking about a wide range of topics.

While Kavanagh doesn’t think that she would leave WWE to fight, he thinks if “she were to say to me tomorrow, ‘You know what, I want to give MMA a go,’ give me a year and I’d have her fighting at a high level. No doubt. She has an engine and she’s tough as hell.”

He would later add that she can take the big hits because of her mental and physical toughness. ”She would do very well.”

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WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch has made her goal for WrestleMania 36 known and it’s a big one.

While doing an interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated where she talked about a wide range of topics, Lynch revealed how she is already consumed with the idea of being in the main event of WrestleMania 36.

For the top female talent on Monday Night RAW, she wants to headline this event but without Ronda Rousey.

“I want to headline WrestleMania without Ronda Rousey,” said Lynch. “That drives me. I’ve main-evented WrestleMania, now I know what it feels like. For me, anything less than a WrestleMania main event is going to feel like a failure. So I’ve been thinking a lot about who my next opponent will be at WrestleMania 36.”

Lynch made history when she dethroned Rousey and Charlotte Flair as RAW and SmackDown Women’s Champions in a triple threat match at WWE WrestleMania 35, which ended up serving as the main event.

This marked history as it was the first time that women have headlined the biggest event of the year for the company.

WrestleMania 36 will take place Sunday, April 5th, 2020 from Tampa, FL at the Raymond James Stadium and air on the WWE Network.

Becky Lynch Takes Shot At Lacey Evans

WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch decided to have some fun with Lacey Evans through social media.

On Monday’s episode of RAW, former WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair battled Lacey Evans in a singles match. The contest ended when Lynch interfered and caused a disqualification.

This is where she fired a shot at Evans and then told the fans that they’re all welcome for ending the match, which was criticized online for being sloppy.

Lynch is expected to make her next title defense as WWE RAW Women’s Champion at the Stomping Grounds pay-per-view event that takes place on Sunday, June 23.

WWE has yet to announce her opponent at this show but based on her feuding with Evans and Flair, that could be an indication as to what’s in store for her at this event. The only match announced thus far for Stomping Grounds is Roman Reigns vs. Drew McIntyre in a singles match.

Karl Anderson Mocks WWE

Karl Anderson offered some comedy to his Twitter followers on Tuesday when he asked if there is a brand split. This appears to mock WWE for introducing the Wild Card Rule that sees some RAW and SmackDown stars appear on both brands.

WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch made an interesting comment through the power of social media.

It all started when she was promoting her appearance for a signing in San Antonio Texas. It was announced that she decided to be at the signing for an extra hour and a half.

This was when she took a shot at WWE for the length of their pay-per-view events by stating that the 6-hour length of her appearance is a short pay-per-view by WWE standards. You can see her tweet here:

Since the launch of WWE’s streaming service, WWE Network, the length of these pay-per-view events have been extended. The big four shows – Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, Survivor Series, and SummerSlam – can last anywhere from four to six hours long. While their B-list shows are four hours long.

The company does this to tout during their quarterly revenue conference calls with their investors about how many hours of content that fans watch on the WWE Network.

Lynch is expected to make her next title defense as WWE RAW Women’s Champion at the Stomping Grounds pay-per-view event that takes place on Sunday, June 23.

Becky Lynch Moved To Raw Roster

The Money In The Bank PPV saw Becky Lynch losing the SmackDown Women’s Championship which eventually ended up in the hands of the winner of the female Money In The Bank, Bayley.

While the Man still appeared on the SmackDown episode following the show and teamed up with Bayley for a match, it appears that this could be her final appearance for the Blue Brand in a while.

While she was previously listed as a part of both the rosters, Becky Lynch has now been moved to the Raw roster on WWE.com and it seems that the Raw Women’s Champion will be exclusive to the red branded show moving forward.

A Look At 24/7 Title

Mick Foley introduced the 24/7 title on this week’s episode of Raw and while the design of the belt was criticized by the fans, so far they have been liking the concept.

Titus O’Neil was the Inaugural champion and after spending some time in Bobby Roode’s hands, the title has found its way around R Truth’s waist. Truth has since been winning the hearts of fans with his segments featuring the title.

WWE recently published a new WWE Now video and in the post as seen below, Cathy Kelly takes a look at the title’s inception and the people who have held it till now:

Becky Lynch defeated Lacey Evans at the Money in the Bank PPV this week. Evans then helped Charlotte Flair defeat Lynch for the Smackdown title, however, likely meaning the rivalry between the two RAW Superstars is not over.

Lynch posted the following earlier today likely in reference to comments Lacey made on RAW:

To which Lacey Evans responded with:

To which the Man responded with the following:

Evans then corrected Lynch, noting that her Cameo fee is actually $35.

She would lower the price, however, so long as customers use the promo code: #Becky1Belt.

Lacey Evans on the Main Roster

• Lacey Evans Reflects On WWE Telling Her About Feud With Becky Lynch

The Lynch vs Evans RAW Women’s title match from Money in the Bank was just the 4th single’s match Evans has had on the main roster (not including house shows). She lost to Natalya on Main Event in her first single’s match, she then defeated Natalya on RAW 10 weeks later in a #1 Contenders match.

Evans won a squash match over Allie Katrina in just her 3rd single’s match on the main roster before losing to Lynch at Money in the Bank.

Becky Lynch Championship Statistics

Lynch’s run with the Smackdown Women’s Championship ended after 42 days and no successful title defenses on WWE programming. It was her 3rd reign with the title as she was also the inaugural holder of the belt. She also held the title for 91 days in late 2018, losing the title to Asuka at the TLC PPV in December.

Becky Lynch has her first title defense done as she continues her dominance in the WWE women’s division.

As seen at Sunday’s (May 19, 2019) WWE Money In The Bank pay-per-view event in Hartford, CT at the XL Center on the WWE Network, Lynch retained the WWE RAW Women’s Title over Lacey Evans. This marked her first match of the night as she pulls double duty.

This match was set up on the April 22nd episode of WWE’s flagship show, Monday Night RAW when WWE confirmed that Evans would challenge Lynch for the women’s title on the red brand at this latest pay-per-view event.

She snapped Ronda Rousey’s winning streak as she beat the former champion and Charlotte Flair in a triple threat match at WWE WrestleMania 35, which ended up serving as the main event to win the RAW and SmackDown Women’s Title.

With Evans still being green and there being plenty of talent in the women’s division on RAW, it appears that WWE will move forward with a different feud.W

• WWE Money in the Bank Results & Live Coverage

What are your thoughts on Lynch retaining the title? Was this the right call by WWE officials? Sound off in the comment section.

While on the 2019 WWE European Tour, Becky Lynch spoke with all kinds of international media. Among her media obligations during the tour, “Becky 2 Belts” spoke with a couple of media members in a scrum while overseas.

The reigning RAW and SmackDown Women’s Champion was asked during the media scrum earlier this week if she feels she is the true “Face of WWE” now that she is the only Superstar on the roster to simultaneously hold two World Championships.

Never one to lack confidence, Lynch explained why she is, in fact, “The Man” in WWE right now, not her boyfriend and WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins.

“Absolutely, absolutely, I’m running two shows,” Lynch said during the interview. “Freakin’ A.J. Styles and Seth Rollins can argue about the house that A.J. built or this is freakin’ Monday Night Rollins. No, no, no,” she added. “There’s only one person in the company with two belts. I’m running the show.”

As she is currently sitting on top of the RAW and SmackDown women’s singles divisions, Lynch was asked who she would entertain joining forces with if she were to make a run for the WWE Women’s Tag-Team Championships.

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While she acknowledged that one year ago her answer would have been an easy one, Charlotte Flair, the Irish WWE mega-star went on to name a different WWE Superstar.

“Oh! Good question,” said Lynch. “If you asked me a year ago, I would have said Charlotte, but I don’t know. Things have gone way too sour at this stage. Who would I want?”

Lynch continued, revealing that if she were to make a run in the WWE Women’s tag-team division, it would be alongside Naomi.

“I guess you gotta go with who you think you can trust the most and I think it’s gotta be Naomi,” said Lynch. “Yeah, I think it’s gotta be Naomi.”

She even offered a quick idea for a potential team name for the duo.

“Fire and Glow,” Lynch said. “Or something like that.”

WWE RAW and SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch competes in two matches at Sunday night’s WWE Money In The Bank 2019 pay-per-view. “The Man” will defend her RAW Women’s Championship against Lacey Evans, and she will also defend her SmackDown Women’s Championship against Charlotte Flair.

WWE Money In The Bank 2019 goes down from the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut on Sunday, May 19th. The show airs live via the WWE Network and on pay-per-view. Make sure to join us here at SEScoops.com on 5/19 for live WWE Money In The Bank results coverage.

After wrapping up her schedule for the 2019 WWE European Tour at the WWE live event in Cardiff, Wales on Saturday, Becky Lynch spoke with the WWE website team for an exclusive interview.

In the interview taped backstage at the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff, Wales after Saturday’s RAW non-televised live event, “The Man” spoke about her experience working in the European market as a double-champion in WWE.

“It’s been an incredible European tour,” said Lynch. “It’s an experience that I can’t even describe,” she added, before turning her attention to Sunday night’s WWE Money In The Bank pay-per-view.

“But it’s not over,” said Lynch. “Because [Saturday] I’ll fly back to America [and] at Money In The Bank I’m defending both my titles.”

The RAW and SmackDown Women’s Champion kept busy during the tour, defending her RAW and SmackDown Women’s Championship in singles and triple-threat matches before heading into Sunday night’s WWE Money In The Bank pay-per-view, where she will compete in two matches in the same night.

As noted, “Becky 2 Belts” is scheduled to defend her RAW Women’s Championship against Lacey Evans at Sunday night’s PPV at the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut. She will also be competing in one-on-one action a second time during the show, as she defends her SmackDown Women’s Championship against Charlotte Flair in a separate singles match.

“I’m slapping the head off of them and I’m walking out of Money In The Bank still ‘Becky-2-Belts,'” Lynch said of her title defenses against Evans and Flair this Sunday night.

#Becky2Belts reflects on defending her #Raw Women’s Championship all throughout Europe and in front of family and friend’s before defending both belts this Sunday at #MITB! @BeckyLynchWWE pic.twitter.com/fin7fveEVw— WWE (@WWE) May 17, 2019

For more on Becky Lynch’s two title defenses against “McMahon’s Twins” at WWE Money In The Bank, check out the latest edition of WWE Now, below.

In the latest episode of the WWE digital series, Cathy Kelley looks at “The Man” taking on two opponents at the WWE PPV event at the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut this Sunday night.

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Immediately following the WWE Money In The Bank pay-per-view on Sunday night, WWE will premiere a new episode of their original documentary series, WWE 24 focusing on Becky Lynch and her journey to the historic, first-ever women’s main event at WrestleMania 35 last month.

Check out a new promotional trailer for WWE 24: Becky Lynch — The Man documentary special released via WWE’s official Twitter page below.

The real story of the real woman behind #TheMan.

‘@BeckyLynchWWE: The Man’ streaming THIS SUNDAY on @WWENetwork immediately following #MITB. #WWE24 pic.twitter.com/cu5nCUkDr2

— WWE (@WWE) May 17, 2019

Make sure to join us here at SEScoops.com on Sunday, May 19th for live WWE Money In The Bank results coverage.

Becky Lynch got under Nia Jax’s skin recently on Twitter. Lynch was responding to a Tweet featuring Lacey Evans cleaning a toilet when she mentioned Nia. In previous Twitter wars, Lynch had pointed out that another word for toilet is Jax.

Lynch then used this fact in a recent Tweet regarding Lacey Evans cleaning a toilet.

This led to Nia Jax responding to Lynch by saying she tanks WWE’s ratings:

Becky 2 Belts at Money in the Bank

Becky Lynch will have at least 2 title matches on Sunday. She is scheduled to defend the RAW Women’s Championship against Lacey Evans and the Smackdown Women’s Championship against Charlotte Flair.

The women’s Money in the Bank match will also take place on Sunday. Last year, Alexa Bliss won the Money in the Bank and cashed it in on the same night. If the same situation occurs this year with the women’s Money in the Bank match, Lynch could potentially have 3 title defenses tomorrow night in Hartford.

Nia Jax Injury

The former RAW Women’s Champion is currently on the shelf after having had double knee surgery.

• Nia Jax Provides Update After Undergoing Double Knee Surgery

“Some of you may or may not know, but I will be out of action for a little while,” Nia Jax said regardding her injury. “Unfortunately, I have been pushing through some pain over the last year due to injuries in my knees and I will be undergoing surgery to repair both of my ACLs. I’m grateful to everyone who has supported me! Thank you!”

Lacey Evans has her biggest match thus far in her pro wrestling career lined up as she’ll challenge WWE RAW and SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch at the Money In The Bank pay-per-view event.

Since being called up to the main roster from NXT, the company has gotten behind Evans. The WWE prospect recently spoke with Yahoo Sports where she opened up on when she found out about the feud.

“Initially it started with the walkouts, but at no point did I have any idea what it would lead to,” Evans said. “I didn’t find out until the day that I laid hands on Becky that there would be an angle.

I didn’t expect anything, I just went to the shows ready to do anything that they needed from me. That’s what they needed and I took it and ran with it.”

Lynch will be pulling double duty when WWE presents the Money In The Bank pay-per-view event on Sunday, May 19, 2019 in Hartford, CT at the XL Center that will air on the WWE Network as she will defend her titles against Evans and Charlotte Flair.