Becky Lynch calls out major Hollywood stars

WWE veteran Becky Lynch has called out two major Hollywood stars today. The Man has been boycotting WWE RAW since tapping out to AJ Lee's Black Widow submission hold in the Women's WarGames match at Survivor Series 2025.

Big Time Becks took to social media today to boast about the success of Happy Gilmore 2. She had a small role in the film released on Netflix earlier this year, and she shared IMDb's top ten list of most popular movies of 2025 today. Lynch noted that her film was ahead of Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning and F1, and took the opportunity to call out both Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt for being less popular than her.

"Happy Gilmore 2 was a big success in 2025!!! We can add Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and The Thunderbolts to the list of people that are less popular than ME, YOUR REAL IC CHAMPION!" wrote Lynch.

AJ Lee helped Maxxine Dupri defeat Becky Lynch to become the Women's Intercontinental Champion last month on the red brand. Lynch accused the company of corruption following the match and has been boycotting WWE RAW in recent weeks.

WWE Superstar Becky Lynch claims Sam Roberts should be suspended

Becky Lynch recently called for media personality Sam Roberts to be suspended for his comments.

Roberts hosts the RAW Recap show every week and also has a popular show on SiriusXM. Lynch blasted Roberts' low ratings after appearing on his Notsam Wrestling show and suggested that he should be suspended.

"REVOLTING ROBERTS is at it again!!! Spent 15 minutes on his show (LOWEST rated show in the history of SiriusXM) saying my SOURCES were bogus?!? I HAVE THE BEST SOURCES!! WE WANT THE TRUTH, SLEEZY SAM (something you are unwilling to report). Even your own PRODUCER agrees with me!!! I THINK IT'S TIME FOR ANOTHER SUSPENSION," she wrote.

AJ Lee returned to WWE earlier this year to team up with her husband, CM Punk, to defeat Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins in a mixed tag team match at Wrestlepalooza 2025. It will be interesting to see what the promotion has planned for Lynch in the weeks ahead.

Edited by Robert Lentini