Becky Bayless

Professional wrestler and TV personality

Becky Bayless - Professional wrestler and TV personality
Born

February 3rd, 1982
43 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional wrestler, competed in various wrestling promotions including WWE. Gained recognition under the ring name Becky Lynch. Participated in a prominent storyline featuring the SmackDown Women's Championship. Transitioned to television hosting and an on-screen personality in wrestling as well as other entertainment ventures.

Competed in WWE's Women's Division

Won the SmackDown Women's Championship

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