WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch recently recounted a funny experience during an appearance on What Do You Wanna Talk About? with Cody Rhodes. Lynch shared how she helped an elderly woman who fell out of her wheelchair, only to receive an unexpected response afterward, revealing the unpredictable nature of good deeds.
Helping a Stranger Leads to Surprising Reaction
During the conversation, Lynch described how she came across the woman who had fallen and quickly assisted her back into the wheelchair. The woman even asked about Lynch’s daughter and gave her a hug. However, the goodwill moment took an amusing twist when the woman expressed her hope that Bayley would defeat Lynch in their upcoming match.
Just the other day, I helped this lady. She fell down, she was in a wheelchair,
Becky Lynch said. She fell out of her wheelchair. Real superhero. I helped her up and helped her in. She talked to me, ‘Oh, how is your daughter? She’s beautiful.’
Then she gives me a hug and goes, ‘I hope Bayley beats you.’ This actually happened. ‘I hope Bayley beats you.’ I then dumped her back out of her wheelchair and walked out [sarcasm]. No, I didn’t do that. I was like, ‘Ah. That serves me right.’
Unexpected Encounters Highlight Lynch’s Lighthearted Wit
This encounter showcases Lynch’s ability to find humor in awkward situations, even when her good intentions are met with playful antagonism. The story also reflects the spirited rivalries within WWE and how personal interactions can sometimes defy expectations. Lynch’s composure and wit kept the moment lighthearted despite the unexpected comment.
What This Story Means for Fans and Future Moments
Becky Lynch’s good deed story reminds fans that even champions face surprising responses in everyday life. The incident also adds a relatable human element to Lynch’s public persona, balancing her fierce wrestling reputation with moments of kindness and humor. As she prepares for her match against Bayley, this story adds an amusing anecdote to their ongoing rivalry, capturing the unpredictable nature of fan and wrestler interactions.
