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WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch recently took note of an embarrassing botch suffered by the No.1 contender to the title, Doudrop, with whom she teamed up on the latest edition of Monday Night RAW. It has been speculated that WWE Raw could be pulled from USA Network.
They took on the team of Bianca Belair and Liv Morgan in a tag-team match. The former team won the match after Doudrop betrayed her partner by breaking the pinfall attempt and laying her out. During the match, Doudrop forgot to tag herself and went for the pinfall attempt on Liv Morgan. The referee had then pointed it out, and she then dragged Lynch into their corner. The former NXT UK star stepped out of the ring, lifted her partner’s limp arm, and tagged herself in.
Becky Lynch acknowledges the botch
‘Big Time Becks’ took to her Twitter account and acknowledged the botch by her challenger for the title. The RAW Women’s Champion then made a bold claim for her title defense at Royal Rumble while throwing shade at Morgan, Belair and Doudrop.
“She probably should have tagged herself in first. I don’t win by outlifting people or outrunning people…I win by outsmarting them. #RoyalRumble should be a piece of cake,” wrote Lynch on Twitter.
You can check out the Tweet below:
She probably should have tagged herself in first. I don’t win by outlifting people or outrunning people…I win by outsmarting them. #RoyalRumble should be a piece of cake. https://t.co/bmcQXcUXLL
— The Man (@BeckyLynchWWE) January 18, 2022
Lynch is set to face Doudrop at the upcoming Royal Rumble pay-per-view in a first-ever match to defend the WWE RAW Women’s Championship. Doudrop has been performing brilliantly in dominating her opponent inside the squared circle. She is eyeing to dethrone ‘Big Time Becks’ and we will have to wait and see if she is able to pull off a major upset at the event.
