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Becky Lynch Removed From Tonight’s WWE RAW

By The Spotlight StaffOctober 2, 2023
Becky Lynch Removed From Tonight's WWE RAW

This past Saturday, Becky Lynch successfully retained her NXT Women’s Championship by defeating Tiffany Stratton in an Extreme Rules match at No Mercy. During the match, Becky Lynch suffered a laceration to her arm. She then got eleven stitches.

The Man was slated to defend her NXT Women’s Title against Tegan Nox on tonight’s WWE RAW in San Jose, California. However, Sean Ross of Fightful was told by WWE sources that Becky Lynch is unable to compete tonight. Therefore, the bout between Becky and Nox has been postponed.

“WWE sources confirmed to Fightful Select that Becky Lynch is not cleared to compete on tonight’s WWE Raw as of now due to the laceration on her arm.
The planned match with Tegan Nox is delayed.”

Stay tuned with The Spotlight for more news.

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