Currently out of contract, Becky Lynch talks about her career in conspicuous past tense on Instagram. Is there a quiet end to her career? Or is there something else behind it?
The quiet end to a great WWE career? Or is there something else behind it?
Former Women’s Champion Becky Lynch, who is currently out of contract, has caused a stir with a Becky Lynch is no longer under WWE contract social media post – and reignited the discussion about her future.
Becky Lynch: “It was an honor to be ‘The Man'”
The 37-year-old, winner of the historic first ever women’s WrestleMania main event against Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair in 2019, addressed her fans via Instagram on Monday night and looked back on her career in striking past tense.
“It’s been one hell of a career,” the wife of fellow WWE star Seth Rollins wrote alongside a picture gallery of various highlights from her WWE tenure, beginning with a photo of her with daughter Roux: “It’s been an honor to be ‘The Man’ for all of you, it’s a privilege to be mommy to her. “
The post was prompted by the broadcast of a personal documentary on US broadcaster A&E, but the wording is eye-opening in light of her currently unclear future: Lynch let her contract expire at the end of May and is currently officially a free agent. According to media reports, WWE expects her to return – her now published message can be read differently.
“Did she just end her career?” ask several fans on social media.
Is Lynch doing like fellow countryman McGregor?
However, it should be noted that Lynch is known for her ambiguous “social media game” and has often made artful hints on X, Instagram and the like, which then turned out to be deceptive maneuvers or viral self-promotion. In this respect, Lynch has often been inspired by her fellow Irishman Conor McGregor, with whom she has also often interacted.
It is therefore impossible to say whether Lynch is actually thinking of retiring. It is just as possible that she is playing with the emotions of her fans to turn them into even greater joy about her comeback instead.
