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Becky Lynch gets emotional as Raw goes off air, tells personal Wyatt story to fans

Much like her husband a few days before, Becky Lynch couldn’t contain her emotions at Raw and finished the show crying while holding up a black armband with Bray written on it.

Lynch wrestled Zoey Stark in a falls count anywhere match which included the use of a lot of tables, a subject which came in handy after Raw went off the air.

When the cameras stopped rolling, Lynch sat on the security barricade and addressed the fans in Memphis, telling them a story about when she came to the main roster for the first time and she had a tables match.

Lynch said she had no idea how to set up a table and while they make it seem easy, it is not, especially for the women who are not as strong as the men. It was Bray Wyatt who pulled her aside and asked her if she knew what to do and she replied in the negative.

At a non-televised live event, Wyatt took Lynch to the ring and showed her everything she needed to do and on the pay-per-view, he spent time with her even though he was busy with his own match to go over everything and made sure she got everything right.

“That is the kind of person that Windham was. And that night I went crushing through a table, but tonight I sent two dopes crushing through tables,” Lynch said. “This one is for Windham, thank you guys so much, you’ve been awesome. We love you Windham, get home safe, and hug the ones that you love!”


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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