Becky Lynch recently spoke about the legacy of the Four Horsewomen and her current mindset heading into WrestleMania 42 during an appearance on the Cheap Heat podcast.
When asked about what the group has accomplished and whether there is more left to achieve together, Lynch reflected on their impact while admitting that the group is no longer united.
“Honestly, I can’t disagree, that’s a great answer,” Lynch said. “We’re a great foursome. We were never really aligned. We did great work, and we’re still doing great work.”
She also addressed the absence of Mercedes Moné, formerly known as Sasha Banks, and left the door open for a future reunion.
“Well, we’re not all here,” Lynch said. “You know, the door is always open to Sasha. So I think that’s one of those things you can go back to at any time, and it will always be fantastic.”
Lynch’s comments follow recent remarks from Charlotte Flair, who stated that the Four Horsewomen are no longer as close as they once were, with each member moving in different directions over time.
During the interview, Lynch was also asked about the idea that top stars can become obstacles for rising talent. She leaned into the concept and responded without hesitation.
“I absolutely am, I’m holding them down,” Lynch said. “This is what it’s like to be held down by the man. Let’s see if you can rise against it. If you can rise against it, good on you, then you deserve to be on the top. But you won’t, because I’m still the greatest of all time. I will hold them down and I will keep them down because they don’t deserve to be in my spot. But you want me to just roll over? I’m great, I’m amazing, I’m fantastic. I’m not gonna roll over. This is a competitive business. I need a child to feed.”
She then pointed to what she sees as a double standard when comparing her role to other top stars, specifically mentioning Roman Reigns.
“You don’t do that with Roman,” Lynch said. “Roman comes out, he’s never around. He comes out, everybody cheers him. Not me. I’m around all the time, all the time, all the time, making the towns, getting in the ring with everybody, helping them, sacrificing yourself, showing them what it’s like to be great so they can see and go, oh, that’s how great I want to be. And I’m in there with them, and I’m beating the bejesus out of them because I’m great. And they want me to not be great?”
Lynch is now focused on WrestleMania 42, where she is scheduled to challenge AJ Lee for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. The event will take place on April 18 and 19 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
With her confidence clear and her stance firmly established, Lynch heads into WrestleMania 42 looking to add another major title to her career.
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