Lyny, the struggling fighter, now leads the WWE women's charge | Fight

The women's division of the WWE continues to gain momentum at breakneck speed. Becky Lynch has been in the lead since her three-month stall transfer at Summer Slam.

"The Irish Lass Kicker," who talks a lot, may have made her most important statement Monday night at Raw when she led the Smackdown invasion at the end of the show.

With her open nose brutally open during the melee, Lynch blew the blood on her face, looking like an Irish warrior ready to fight.

Lynch had already attacked the backstage of rival Ronda Rousey, trapping her in an armband assembly before being removed by the referees. And when Rousey later went into the ring to fight the blue mark contingent with one arm, Lynch took her back by hitting her with several chair strokes as fans cheered "one more time" .

Lynch and the other women from Smackdown finished the night out of the crowd, leaving Rousey angry and beaten in the ring.

The bloody and battered Lynch image, raising her arms in celebration with the fans' names, symbolized the hard struggle the WWE women had successfully waged in recent years.

The fiery redhead in Dublin may well be the most popular product of the WWE at the moment, and this includes the men's division.

When she caught "best friend" Charlotte Flair not so long ago, her career was revitalized. Striking in popularity with her changing character, Lynch has since been on a tear and has reached heights that, until just a few months ago, seemed unlikely.

As a babyface, Lynch was found dipped in a long list of fan favorites. But as a stub and without a prisoner and cult phenomenon, she is clearly out of the pack and has conquered a considerable number of fans. In fact, it's an organic babyface that has revolutionized the creation of WWE and whose popularity can not be controlled.

Monday night might have been his moment in Austin 3:16. And inadvertently, the blood covering Lynch's face was highly symbolic.

At the height of his nickname, Lynch played his part thoroughly, not selling blood and carnage.

"Becky Lynch is the new Stone Cold … WWE, you literally have a gold mine," tweeted a fan.

"I think it's becoming official tonight on Raw that Becky Lynch is the most in-vogue act of WWE," tweeted wrestler and coach Lance Storm after seeing it in action Monday evening.

"I told you a long time ago, Becky Lynch is hardcore," said hardcore icon, Tommy Dreamer.

"Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey are the main event of Survivor Series, no matter where the WWE decides to put this game. Becky is the best in society today, "Wrestling Writer Scott Fishman writes in the wake of Lynch's appearance in Raw.

Unfortunately, the next day, the WWE announced that due to a "broken face" and a serious concussion, Lynch should be removed from the highly anticipated champion match against Sunday night's champion against Rousey at Survivor Series.

Although this was a temporary setback for Lynch and WWE, the company should use Lynch when it resumes operations.

"A broken face but a fighting spirit," tweeted WWE on Lynch, who put his title shot at Charlotte Flair on Tuesday night at Smackdown.

"And when Becky Lynch faces Ronda Rousey, it will mean a lot more," Fishman said.

Until it was removed from the series, Lynch and Rousey were talked about in the main niche of the Survivor Series main event.

"The women of WWE are closing the first leg for the Survivor Series. … Is this a first for the classic November? asked Jim Ross, presenter of the WWE Hall of Fame, on social networks. "What's next, Wrestlemania?"

The unfortunate change in the plans, however, could finally benefit Lynch. With the long confrontation between Rousey and Flair rumored that he is scheduled to be the star of Wrestlemania next year, this plum spot could now be reserved for Lynch, the dreaded driver.

Rumors say that WWE teams are already preparing plans for not only a Lynch-Rousey match at Wrestlemania 35 at MetLife Stadium next April, but also for a key event in between.

"Becky Lynch will eventually become the star of this generation," predicted a fan. "With Roman (Reigns) gone, someone had to get the ball back; she ran and ran intact to the end zone. "

Even if Lynch is away, do not expect discussions between her and Rousey to dissipate.

"I'm really sorry to hear that The Millennial Man will not show up for her Nov. 18 at Staples Center," Rousey wrote in a post posted on Instagram.

Lynch replied, "When I had my face broken, I got up, I possessed you, and then I showed up the next day to try to beat myself further.

"When your face is broken, you hide for a year under your blanket. Your mind is as weak as your jaw, and I'm going to move heaven and earth to destroy them both, "referring to Rousey who covered her face with a pillow after returning from her fight with Holly Holm in UFC in 2015 .

New action hero

How big is Becky Lynch?

Lynch, who Paige, general manager of Smackdown on the screen, said "the most wicked woman on the planet" has prompted many fans to turn against the popular "Rowdy Ronda" for an unexpected reversal of roles.

Sometimes, however, the most successful scenarios are those that make a detour. And sometimes, the stars are born.

"She drew on real emotion and touched the audience. She warned everyone, "said Joe Dobrowski. "His rise was also fueled by the negligence of the company, which gives Becky a status and an anti-hero advantage. I'm glad Becky can always welcome the fans. I still do not think WWE wanted this to happen. "

"Becky" The Man "Lynch has both a strong heel heat and massive fan support, much in the same vein as Steve Stone's" Stone Cold, "wrote the sports agent and of media and longtime fight fan, Greg Tingle. sure-fire future WWE Hall of Famer. "She is so hot that she gets the support of hard drives and she also shows the vast majority of men's list of heels. She does not usually do things that destroy her heel behavior. "

One thing is sure. The crowd likes it.

Lynch, 31, made a trip with her "Horsewomen" Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks and Bayley.

Since retiring from the divas championship at Wrestlemania in 2016 and ushering in a new era, the new identity of women as legitimate superstars, women have become some of the most exciting performers in the world and have never watched backward.

Lynch, who won the title at Smackdown beating Charlotte Flair two months ago at Hell in a Cell, warned the women's locker room that she will never be the second best again. She now finds herself at the head of the charge as one of the few legitimate threats to Rousey.

A WWE fan wrote, "Becky said her goal was to make the women's fight the coolest thing on television and she just did it tonight."

There is little doubt that WWE should stay on the gas with the new hottest star in the company.

Remember Stan Lee

A number of past and present superstars have commemorated the Marvel Comics legend, Stan Lee, who died last week at the age of 95.

One of the most heartfelt tributes comes from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who praised the comic book icon and creator of heroes such as Spider-Man, the incredible Hulk, Iron Man and the X-Men .

"We lost a good one," Johnson said on social media. "What man and what life."

Johnson shared his own experience with Lee, including the advice Lee had given him in his youth and the way they had led him throughout his career.

"When I first came to Hollywood years ago, it was so warm and welcoming. I will never forget it, "he wrote. "He gave me good advice on navigating a career that I will always lead. What life has he lived and what an awesome idea that his imagination and the creation of his universe have had an impact on generations around the world. And for future generations. Stay in love, my friend.

Mick Foley was also among those who paid tribute.

"RIP Stan Lee, part of my life since my 10-year monthly Hulk subscription began in 1973. I loved talking to him at Comic Cons. . "

Jerry "The King" Lawler rightly said, "RIP Stan Lee … you were marvelous!"

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