Becky Lynch says that she is the greatest women's Superstar of all-time. It's not just her saying it, she swears. 

Bravado aside, Lynch has made a career out of defying expectations, overcoming betrayal, and taking what others said she couldn’t have.

From leading the women's evolution to taking over WrestleMania, The Man became a global icon by sheer will — and some well-placed elbows. She made history in 2019 by winning the Royal Rumble and going on to pin Ronda Rousey in the first-ever women’s WrestleMania main event, becoming both Raw and SmackDown Women’s Champion.

Lynch followed that up with the longest Raw Women’s Title reign in history, only stepping away to announce her pregnancy in 2020. She returned as “Big Time Becks” and kept adding to her legacy — becoming a Triple Crown Champion in 2023 and finally completing the Grand Slam with a win over Tiffany Stratton for the NXT Women’s Title.

After a nearly year-long absence in 2024, The Man shocked the WWE Universe by returning at WrestleMania 41 alongside Lyra Valkyria to win the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship.

The Man shocked the world when she turned on Valkyria on the Raw after Mania, later dethroning her former protege to become the Women's Intercontinental Champion. 

Lynch's eventful 2025 was far from finished as she once again turned WWE on its head by aligning with her husband, Seth Rollins, to join The Vision and usher in a new era on Monday Night Raw. 

Whether you cheer her or fear her, one thing is certain: when it comes to big moments, Becky Lynch never misses.