Becky Lynch Reveals She's Now An American Citizen After 3/18 WWE Raw
Becky Lynch had quite the night at this week's Monday Night Raw as she had some huge news to share after the show went off the air.
In the main event of Raw, Lynch defeated Nia Jax in a Last Woman's Standing match. Both competitors held nothing back in the violent match that marked one of the few singles matches between the two. In the closing moments of the match, Lynch dove off a ladder and drove Jax through the announce table with a leg drop to get the win.
After the match, Lynch was confronted by WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley. The two will face off at WWE WrestleMania 40 next month.
After Raw went off the air, Lynch had some big news to share with the fans. The first Irish-born female champion in WWE revealed that as of a few hours ago, Becky Lynch officially became a citizen of the United States of America.
The news that Becky Lynch officially became an American citizen on Monday takes on even greater significance with the context that she was at the White House just 24 hours earlier hanging out with President Joe Biden.
Politics are very divisive these days, but we can all agree the President of the United States inviting The Man to the White House is pretty cool and a win for wrestling.
Wrestlers who are as successful as Lynch are masters of self-promotion and she's no exception. She brought a special gift to her visit to the White House - a copy of her upcoming book, Becky Lynch: The Man: Not Your Average Girl - now available for pre-order at Amazon and is due to release on March 26, 2024.
Lynch has been living in the U.S. for over a decade now and spent time living in New York. She later moved to Florida upon signing with WWE in order to be close to the Performance Center.
WWE has uploaded the complete Last Woman Standing Match between Lynch and Nia Jax from the March 18, 2024 edition of WWE RAW. This was as hard-hitting as anything we've seen on WWE television this year and the women proved once again that they're more than capable of closing out a show.
