Becky Lynch makes visit to Irish wrestling school
While in Europe for WWE, Becky Lynch made a visit to her home country and stopped by OTT’s School of Irish Wrestling.
Lynch was in Dublin on Tuesday and spent time with students at the School of Irish Wrestling, which is operated by Ireland’s biggest indie promotion Over The Top Wrestling. One of the rings at the school is named after Lynch, who is one of the biggest wrestling stars the country has ever produced.
“Huge thanks to Rebecca Quin for sharing her knowledge and inspiring the future of Irish wrestling,” the school wrote while sharing a few photos from Lynch’s visit.
Paddy Morrow, a trainer at the school who came up in wrestling with Lynch, also made a post on Instagram thanking his old friend.
“An absolute pleasure to catch up with The Man @beckylynchwwe today,” Morrow wrote. “Giving her time to help give back to our Irish wrestling scene is nothing short of inspiring. Irish Legend!!”
WWE had a live Raw episode and SmackDown taping in London, England this week and is now heading to Saudi Arabia for Night of Champions on Saturday. Lynch doesn’t have a match at the PLE after losing in the first round of Queen of the Ring. Her husband Seth Rollins will be competing in a steel cage match against Bron Breakker.
In her Queen of the Ring fatal four-way match, Lynch, Chelsea Green, and Alexa Bliss lost to Liv Morgan, who has made it to the finals and will clash with IYO SKY.
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