Becky Lynch: Age, Return, Movies and TV Shows, Real Name and more

Becky Lynch Profile

Becky Lynch, born Rebecca Quin, is one of WWE’s most iconic superstars. Known for her fiery persona and trailblazing career, Lynch has captivated audiences worldwide. This profile goes into her age, recent return to wrestling, ventures into movies and television, her real name and more.

FieldDetails
Full NameRebecca Quin
Ring NameBecky Lynch
NicknamesThe Man, Big Time Becks, The Irish Lass Kicker
Date of BirthJanuary 30, 1987
HometownLimerick, Ireland
Height5’6″ (168 cm)
Weight135 lbs (61 kg)
NationalityIrish (naturalized U.S. citizen in 2024)
LanguagesEnglish, Irish
FamilyMarried to WWE Superstar Seth Rollins; one daughter born in December 2020

Becky Lynch Age

Born on 30 January 1987 in Limerick, Ireland, Becky Lynch is currently 38 years old. She began her wrestling journey at the age of 15, training under Fergal Devitt (known in WWE as Finn Bálor) and Paul Tracey. Her early start laid the foundation for a remarkable career in professional wrestling.

Becky Lynch Return

After nearly a year away from the ring, Becky Lynch made a major return at WrestleMania 41. She stepped in as Lyra Valkyria’s surprise tag team partner, replacing Bayley, and together they won the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships. Lynch would then turn heel the next night on Valkyria.

Becky Lynch Movies and TV Shows

Beyond wrestling, Lynch has expanded her repertoire into film and television. She appeared in “The Marine 6: Close Quarters” (2018) alongside The Miz and Shawn Michaels. Additionally, Lynch lent her voice to the animated film “Rumble” (2021). Her television credits include guest appearances on shows like “Young Rock” and “Billions.”

Becky Lynch Real Name

Becky Lynch’s real name is Rebecca Quin. Before adopting her ring name, she performed under the moniker Rebecca Knox during her early wrestling career in Europe.

Early Life and Background

Born in Limerick and raised in Dublin, Rebecca Quin began wrestling training in 2002 under Fergal Devitt (Finn Bálor) and Paul Tracey. She debuted as “Rebecca Knox” and wrestled internationally, including in Canada and Japan. A head injury in 2006 led to a hiatus, but she returned in 2012 and signed with WWE in 2013, debuting in NXT as Becky Lynch.

Wrestling Career

Debut Information

TypeDate
Pro Wrestling DebutNovember 11, 2002
WWE/NXT DebutJune 26, 2014 (NXT)
WWE Main RosterJuly 13, 2015 (Raw)

Championships & Achievements

Championship/TitleNumber of Reigns
WWE Raw Women’s Championship2
WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship5
NXT Women’s Championship1
WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship2 (with Lita and Lyra Valkyria)
Women’s World Championship1
Women’s Royal Rumble Winner2019
Sixth Women’s Triple Crown Champion—
Sixth Women’s Grand Slam Champion—

Promotions Worked With

PromotionYears Active
WWE2013–present
NXT2013–2015
Shimmer Women Athletes2005–2006
Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling2005–2006
Queens of Chaos2005–2006
Various European and North American indies2002–2006

Wrestling Style & Moves

CategoryMoves
Wrestling StyleTechnical, high-energy striker with submission expertise
Signature MovesMissile Dropkick, European Uppercut, Running Bulldog, Clothesline
FinishersDis-arm-her (Fujiwara Armbar), Manhandle Slam (Pumphandle Side Slam)

Entrance Theme

Theme NameArtist
“Celtic Invasion”CFO$

Notable Rivalries

OpponentRivalry Highlights
Charlotte FlairLong-standing feud; multiple title exchanges; co-main event at WrestleMania 35
Ronda RouseyWrestleMania 35 triple-threat match; Lynch pinned Rousey to win both titles
AsukaSeries of matches over Raw Women’s Championship; notable match at Royal Rumble 2020
Bianca BelairFeuded over Raw Women’s Championship; Lynch lost title at WrestleMania 38
Trish StratusFeud in 2023; culminated in a steel cage match at Payback

Personal Life & Fun Facts

DetailInfo
SpouseSeth Rollins (Colby Lopez)
ChildrenOne daughter, born December 2020
CitizenshipNaturalized U.S. citizen as of March 2024
EducationStudied acting at Dublin Institute of Technology
Other PursuitsAppeared in TV shows and commercials; published author
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