Becky Lynch recently injected some humor into her Twitter feed with a playful dig at Drew McIntyre.
The Scottish Warrior has earned a reputation for his ongoing banter with Seth Rollins, labeling him WWE’s biggest critic due to his relentless jabs at Rollins and CM Punk.
McIntyre continued his verbal sparring by suggesting Rollins could learn a thing or two from Lynch about debating skills, even flaunting a copy of her latest book sent by Lynch.
oh, I sent that to him so he’d know what a good wrestling biography looks like….. not that anyone even knows he wrote one.
— Rebecca Quin (@BeckyLynchWWE) March 30, 2024
A fan, hoping for a feud, tagged Lynch, urging her to confront McIntyre.
In her reply to the fan, Lynch quipped,
“oh, I sent that to him so he’d know what a good wrestling biography looks like… Not that anyone even knows he wrote one.”
On a side note, McIntyre had his own book, “A Chosen Destiny: My Story,” released in 2021.
Known for her prowess on social media platforms, Lynch has a knack for engaging in playful exchanges with fellow WWE Superstars, particularly on Twitter and Instagram.
In early 2019, Lynch spared no punches in her verbal jousts with Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey on the road to WrestleMania 35.
One notable incident involved Lynch targeting Rousey’s husband, Travis Browne, eliciting a fiery response from the former UFC fighter, who criticized WWE’s authenticity.
Reflecting on her past Twitter spats, Lynch recently acknowledged regret over some of her tweets, acknowledging they strained real-life relationships, notably with Flair.
However, Lynch emphasized a newfound perspective on forgiveness, prompted by the untimely deaths of Bray Wyatt and others, emphasizing that life is too short for grudges.
Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, two of WWE’s iconic female stars, have seemingly reconciled after their rift, highlighting Lynch’s evolution beyond social media skirmishes.
