Nia Jax: Former Raw Women’s Champion insults Becky Lynch on Twitter. She also Burns The Man Down by blaming her for poor ratings.
Nia Jax is known to be a tank in the ring, an immovable object if you will. On Twitter she is equally brutal with her unflinching honesty. Becky Lynch has now become a victim to her acts of devastation on both the ring and Twitter. Last year, The Raw Women’s Division was under siege by the SmackDown Women led by Becky Lynch. Unfortunately, on that episode Nia accidentally hurt Lynch. This led to Lynch being pulled out from her scheduled match against Ronda Rousey at Survivor Series.
It all worked out for Becky in the end though as she captured both the Raw and SmackDown Women’s championship in a “Winner Take All” triple-threat between her, Charlotte Flair and Ronda. However, it seems that ‘The Man’ hasn’t forgotten the incident.
Here’s what happened:
Lacey Evan’s posted a video of herself on Twitter cleaning the toilet using ‘The Man’ T-shirt to promote their title match at Money in the Bank.
https://twitter.com/LaceyEvansWWE/status/1129129636296908800
Lynch took the opportunity to throw shade at Nia Jax, whom she compared to the lavatory.
Nia did not take kindly to the tweet and responded with Mortal Kombat levels of Fatality.
https://twitter.com/NiaJaxWWE/status/1129503400100605957
She blamed Lynch for the falling ratings and proceeded to call her names that were brutal and equally hilarious. The entire exchange between the 3 women was just as funny and goes to show how witty they are behind their on-screen characters.
Also Read: 3 Surprises that could happen at Money in the Bank
Nia Jax is currently out of action following an injury. She has suffered anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears on both of her knees and will require surgery to repair them which will sideline her from in–ring competition for at least nine months.
Becky Lynch will face both Lacey Evans and Charlotte Flair this Sunday in singles action as she defends both her titles while having to remain wary of the Money in the Bank winner.
