WWE SmackDown Superstar Becky Lynch recently did an interview with CBS Boston. During the interview, she discussed the Women’s Revolution and how fans are taking women’s wrestling. Here is what she had to say:
“That was my goal when I came over here, that was all I wanted, from the minute that I started wrestling, all I wanted was for women to have the exact same opportunities and for us to be on the same level as the men. And that’s what we’re getting,” she said. “I was never one that wanted like a big revolution or anything like that. I just wanted us to have good matches. And that’s how it all started, and that’s how it’s continuing, and that’s what we’re seeing today. It’s just become the norm that the women — of course they’re going to have great matches. Of course the guys are going to have great matches. We’re all going to have great matches, because we’re all great wrestlers and we’re all great athletes. So that’s come in place now and that’s what I wanted.
“All I envisioned was for there to be women that people could relate to,” she continued. “There’s so much diversity. There’s somebody for everybody. Maybe you’re not a Becky Lynch fan, but you’re going to be a Charlotte fan, or maybe you’re a Bayley fan, or maybe you’re a Carmella fan or a Naomi fan. There’s all different types of women represented in our brands these days. And I love it.”
You can listen to the full interview here.
