Becky Lynch

WWE

Real name: Rebecca Quin
Height: 5’6″
Weight: 135 lbs.
Born: January 30, 1987
From: Dublin, Ireland
Trained by: Fergal Devitt, NWA UK Hammerlock
Pro debut: November 11, 2002
Finishing move: Hard Knox

Biography

– Quin wrestled her early career as ‘Komeera’ before becoming ‘Rebecca Knox’
– On June 24, 2005, Knox defeated defeated Miss Chevius to become the first ECCW SuperGirls Champion
– On September 23, 2005, Knox defeated LuFisto to retain the ECCW SuperGirls Title. The following night, she defeated Cheerleader Melissa & Madison in separate singles matches to retain the title
– On October 28, 2005, Knox entered ChickFight III, defeating Morgan, but lost to Mariko Yoshida in the semi-finals
– On January 20, 2006, Knox defeated Ashley Anne to retain the ECCW SuperGirls Title
– On February 11, 2006, Knox defeated Veronika Vice to retain the ECCW SuperGirls Title
– On February 24, 2006, Knox defeated Veronica to retain the ECCW SuperGirls Title
– On March 25, 2006, Knox defeated Nikki Matthews to retain the ECCW SuperGirls Title
– On April 7, 2006, Knox defeated Veronica to retain the ECCW SuperGirls Title
– On June 4, 2006, Knox defeated Sweet Saraya to win the vacant Queens of Chaos Title
– One week later, Knox defeated Shadow to retain the Queens of Chaos Title
– On September 26, 2006, Knox was defeated by Kisu. During the match, she suffered a severe head injury and retired from wrestling
– On February 9, 2008, Quin made a one-night-only return to wrestling in her home town, teaming with Sean Brennan to defeat Heavy D & Jenny Sjodin. Following the match, Quin stated that she still ‘did not feel right’
– On May 4, 2008, Quin was scheduled to return to the ring, but no-showed the event citing medical reasons
– On March 26, 2011, Knox returned to Shimmer as the manager of the mother/daughter tag team, Saraya and Britani Knight
– On October 14, 2012, Knox returned to active competition for the first time in 4 years, teaming with B.Cool & Katey Harvey to defeat Dawn O’D, Deadbones Dawkins & Lasso Lucy
– On April 8, 2013, it was reported that Quin had signed a two-year developmental deal with WWE and would report to their developmental territory. In NXT, she developed the ring name Becky Lynch
– On June 26, 2014, Lynch made her televised in-ring debut, defeating Summer Rae. However, her character was poorly received
– On July 3, 2014, Lynch returned to TV, teaming with Bayley in a loss to Charlotte & Sasha Banks. Lynch debuted a Lita-esque ‘rock chick’ character in this match
– On October 23, 2014, Lynch turned heel on Bayley, aligning herself with Sasha Banks to form Team BAE
– Team BAE went their separate ways in February 2015
– On April 22, 2015, Lynch defeated Charlotte & Bayley in a Triple Threat Match to become number one contender to the NXT Womens Title
– On July 13, 2015, Lynch made her main roster debut, aligning herself with Paige and Charlotte in a 3-Way feud against Team Bella (Nikki, Brie & Alicia Fox) and Team BAD (Naomi, Tamina & Sasha Banks)
– Lynch made her full in-ring debut the next week, teaming with Paige in a loss to Sasha Banks & Naomi
– At Summerslam ’15, Team PCB defeated Team Bella & Team BAD in a 3-Way Match
– In October 2015, Paige turned on Team PCB. Lynch & Charlotte would remain as a team
– In January 2016, Charlotte turned on Lynch
– At Fastlane ’16, Lynch & Sasha Banks defeated Naomi & Tamina
– In the 2016 WWE draft, Lynch was allocated to Smackdown
– At Backlash ’16, Lynch defeated Carmella, Nikki Bella, Alexa Bliss, Naomi & Natalya in an Elimination Match to become the first WWE Smackdown Womens Champion
– On the Royal Rumble ’17 pre-show, Lynch, Naomi & Nikki Bella defeated Alexa Bliss, Mickie James & Natalya
– At Elimination Chamber ’17, Lynch defeated Mickie James
– At Hell In A Cell ’18, Lynch defeated Charlotte Flair to win the Smackdown Womens Title
– At Super Show-Down, Lynch lost to Charlotte by DQ, retaining the Smackdown Womens Title
– At Evolution, Lynch defeated Charlotte in a Last Woman Standing Match to retain the Smackdown Womens Title
– Lynch won the 2019 Womens Royal Rumble Match
– At Fastlane ’19, Lynch defeated Charlotte Flair by DQ
– At WrestleMania 35, Lynch defeated Charlotte Flair & Ronda Rousey to win both the Raw and Smackdown Womens Titles
– At Money In The Bank ’19, Lynch defeated Lacey Evans to retain the Raw Womens Title, but lost the Smackdown Title to Charlotte Flair
– At Stomping Grounds ’19, Lynch defeated Evans to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Extreme Rules ’19, Lynch & Seth Rollins defeated Baron Corbin & Lacey Evans in an Extreme Rules Match to retain the WWE Universal and Raw Womens Titles
– At Summerslam ’19, Lynch defeated Natalya in a Submission Match to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Hell In A Cell ’19, Lynch defeated Sasha Banks inside the cell to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Royal Rumble ’20, Lynch defeated Asuka to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Wrestlemania 36, Lynch defeated Shayna Baszler to retain the Raw Womens Title
– Shortly after WrestleMania, Lynch handed the Raw Womens Title to Asuka, having announced her pregnancy. She would give birth in December of that year
– Lynch returned to action at Summerslam ’21, defeating Smackdown Womens Champion Bianca Belair in under 30 seconds to win the title
– At Extreme Rules 2021, Lynch fought Bianca Belair to a no-contest to retain the Smackdown Womens Title
– At Crown Jewel 2021, Lynch defeated Bianca Belair & Sasha Banks to retain the Smackdown Womens Title
– In the 2021 Draft, the Womens’ Champions of their respective brands, Charlotte Flair & Becky Lynch, switched brands. The two swapped their championships that October
– On the November 1 episode of Raw, Lynch defeated Bianca Belair to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Survivor Series 2021, Lynch defeated Charlotte Flair
– On the December 6 episode of Raw, Lynch defeated Liv Morgan to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Day 1 2022, Lynch defeated Liv Morgan to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Royal Rumble 2022, Lynch defeated Doudrop to retain the Raw Womens Title
– At Elimination Chamber 2022, Lynch defeated Lita to retain the Raw Womens Title
– Lynch suffered a separated shoulder in match against Bianca Belair at Summerslam 2021, ruling her out for several months
– Lynch returned to action at Survivor Series 2022, teaming with Belair, Alexa Bliss, Mia Yim & Asuka to defeat Nikki Cross, Rhea Ripley & Damage CTRL (Dakota Kai, IYO SKY & Bayley) in a War Games Match
– On the February 7, 2023 episode of Raw, Lynch & Lita defeated Damage CTRL (Dakota Kai & IYO SKY) to win the WWE Womens Tag Team Titles
– At WrestleMania 39, Lynch, Lita & Trish Stratus defeated Damage CTRL (Dakota Kai, IYO SKY & Bayley)
– At Payback 2023, Lynch defeated Trish Stratus in a Cage Match
– On the September 12 episode of NXT, Lynch defeated Tiffany Stratton to win the NXT Womens Title
– On the September 18 Raw, Lynch defeated Natalya to retain the NXT Womens Title
– At No Mercy 2023, Lynch defeated Tiffany Stratton in an Extreme Rules Match to retain the NXT Womens Title
– On the October 9 Raw, Lynch defeated Tegan Nox to retain the NXT Womens Title
– On the October 23 Raw, Lynch defeated Indi Hartwell to retain the NXT Womens Title
– After losing the NXT Title to Lyra Valkyria, Lynch took around a month off television
– At Survivor Series 2023, Lynch, Bianca Belair, Charlotte Flair & Shotzi defeated Damage CTRL (Bayley, Asuka, Kairi Sane & IYO SKY) in a War Games Match
– Lynch won the 2024 Womens’ Elimination Chamber Match, last eliminating Liv Morgan