WWE Official Gives Becky Lynch New Name Amid Controversy

A popular WWE official recently took to social media to reveal Becky Lynch's new name amid controversy over her Women's Intercontinental Championship loss. The name in question is RAW General Manager Adam Pearce.

On the latest edition of RAW, Becky Lynch locked horns with Maxxine Dupri with the Women's Intercontinental Championship on the line. For the most part, it seemed like Big Time Becks had the match under control. However, in the last stages of the bout, Lynch's rival, AJ Lee, made her surprise return, which distracted The Man. Dupri capitalised on this opportunity to hit her opponent with a high-flying crossbody to take the win via pinfall.

There has been a lot of controversy over Becky Lynch's WWE RAW loss

Since losing the title, Becky Lynch has been going off on social media. She has taken multiple shots at referee Jessika Carr and RAW General Manager Adam Pearce, accusing them of favouring Maxxine Dupri.

The Man recently even claimed that Pearce could get fired for letting AJ Lee get involved in her match. Big Time Becks also stated that her lawyers were investigating this matter.

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WWE official Adam Pearce has given a new name to Becky Lynch amid controversy

WWE RAW GM Adam Pearce recently took to X/Twitter to upload a screenshot of his call logs. He revealed that Becky Lynch had called him multiple times. In the post's caption, Pearce hilariously asked why The Man stopped calling him between 12:38 and 1:19.

He even shared Lynch's new name, "Rebecca Lynch," combining her real-life name, Rebecca Quin and her in-ring moniker.

"But what happened between 12:38 and 1:19?" Pearce asked.

Check out Adam Pearce's post below:

Many believe Becky Lynch will join The Kabuki Warriors, Nia Jax and Lash Legend's team for Survivor Series: WarGames. On the other hand, AJ Lee could join Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair. It will be interesting to see what the Triple H-led creative team has planned for the Women's WarGames Match.

Edited by Aashrit Satija