Vince McMahon Is Reportedly Very Happy With Becky Lynch's Recent Work On SMACKDOWN LIVE

Vince McMahon Is Reportedly Very Happy With Becky Lynch's Recent Work On SMACKDOWN LIVE

Becky Lynch has been receiving a lot of praise for her recent heel turn and now a new report reveals that Vince McMahon is particularly impressed with the way she's rejuvenated her character on SmackDown Live.

By JoshWilding - Oct 04, 2018 09:10 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
Ever since she turned heel at SummerSlam, Becky Lynch has received consistent praise for her work on SmackDown Live. She had already emerged as a fan-favourite heading into the PPV but her work since then has been superb and she's definitely a deserving Women's Champion. Now, it looks like there's even more good news for the Irish Lass Kicker based on a new report doing the rounds.

Apparently, Vince McMahon is said to be very happy with what she's doing and is using her as an example of someone who has taken the ball and run with it in order to achieve success in WWE.

It's even said that one wrestler in the company has been told to watch some of Lynch's matches and promos so they can improve their own game! Plenty of people within WWE are clearly happy with her then and seeing as the Irish Lass Kicker has been stuck in something of a rut for a while now, her singling herself out as the female Stone Cold Steve Austin is most definitely not a bad thing.
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