WWE must leave the belt on Becky Lynch for a long time

WWE has taken a big step forward for Becky Lynch to win the title at Hell in a Cell, but now we have to let the Irishman Lasskicker keep the belt.

Becky Lynch's victory over Charlotte Flair at Hell in a Cell was a pleasant surprise for WWE fans. No one really expected the popular redhead to win the most popular female competitor in the society. The work of the WWE is not over, though.

Now they have to give Lynch an extension with the title. There is no other way for the company to see what it is really capable of doing. She already has a clear and meaningful connection to the fans. This is the first step towards establishing Lynch as a person capable of making money for the company.

In truth, the WWE started with Lynch by allowing him to turn against his former best friend. This kind of story has been an essential part of professional wrestling for years, but it remains reasonable for the Women's Division. Lynch and Flair had the story to bring the story to perfection. Still, it was somewhat surprising that the WWE allowed one of the few babyfaces in the company to shoot a heel.

It seems likely that the crowd's reaction to Lynch surprised society. Instead of drawing pure heat for her comments about Flair's right, she continues to have a good dose of joy. Fans of dedicated struggles connect with Lynch's sincere desire to work on his craft. It's not that these fans hate Flair. Instead, Lynch connects them to a more natural level. It's easier for an average WWE fan to connect to an outsider than someone who has one of the biggest names in the industry.

The question now is whether WWE has the nerve to really give Lynch the pressure it deserves. The safe move would be to allow Flair to continue their quarrel and immediately recover the belt in a future pay-per-session. The October 28 Evolution event would be an easy time to change the belt. It should not happen like this.

Instead, the company must understand the opportunity to create a star capable of interacting with Flair on an equal footing for the next decade. If this gives Lynch the chance to access his Championship reign, it will result in a big star. If the WWE chooses to cut its short title, it will return to the doldrums of the women's division. It's Lynch's time to shine. Hope the WWE agrees.