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When Becky Lynch got the opportunity to sign a professional contract with WWE, she was only 26. She made her NXT debut in 2013 and began working regularly in NXT, WWE's developmental territory. She was also a part of the NXT action Four Horsewomen, also featuring Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, and Bayley.
Becky Lynch made her main roster debut in 2015, and she has been a big part of the women's revolution of WWE. The biggest highlight of her early career was featuring in the triple threat women's championship match at WrestleMania 32, along with Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks. This match is often considered the beginning of the women's revolution.
Becky Lynch remembers her early days in WWE
She became the inaugural SmackDown Women's champion, which is now known as the Women's World Championship. She became the face of the women's division of WWE by 2018 and is also considered the first-ever megastar in women's wrestling history. She had been established as the biggest name in the women's division of WWE.
Becky Lynch made her WWE debut back in 2013, and her main roster debut dates back to 2015
She won multiple world titles in the following years, and today, she stands as one of the biggest pillars of the women's division of WWE. Recently, she even had a reign of the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship. Recently, she talked about her early beginnings while speaking with “Heat Eaters,” and she discussed the following;
She is a seven times World Champion in WWE
“In 2014, there were still posters that said, ‘Hey, come see CM Punk and the Big Show and the Divas, you know, like as if it was its own kind of thing. And what I didn’t anticipate, I suppose, is how much the business would um be open to changing. There was an upswell in the audience wanting to see the women be taken seriously.”
“So I was with a group of girls, and we all kind of had the same ambition. We wanted to be taken seriously. We wanted to have great matches. We wanted to have matches better than the guys. We wanted to headline the shows, and so did the audience. The audience changed their mind too, and then they changed the company’s mind, and now here we are.” explained Becky Lynch.
