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Becky Lynch Thanks ‘Becky Believer’ WWE Star After Adam Pearce Issues

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WWE Raw GM Adam Pearce next to a distraught Becky Lynch

After a week of social media accusations directed towards Adam Pearce and WWE referee Adam Pearce, Becky Lynch thanked a fellow WWE star for being a “Becky Believer”.

The November 17 episode of WWE Raw saw Becky Lynch lose to Maxxine Dupri, with a new Women’s Intercontinental Champion crowned.

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Lynch has gone on to challenge what she sees as corruption, going so far as to threaten to file a lawsuit against WWE.

While Dupri has sent a heartfelt message of thanks following her first WWE title win, Lynch has continued to be outraged by the events around the victory.

Calling for an investigation, firings and more, Lynch has taken a moment to thank a WWE name for their support in these trying times.

WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce sent out his regular “Love somebody today. ❤️🙏” message on Twitter, with Kofi Kingston suggesting an alternative approach for the authority figure, responding:

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“Do your job today. ❤️ 🙏🏾

“Answer Becky’s calls today. ❤️ 🙏🏾”

The former WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion would share her thanks to Kingston in a repost that reads:

“Thank You to a REAL “BECKY BELIEVER” Kofi Kingston!!

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“Your courage to stand up for what is right is TRULY inspiring!!!”

Pearce had previously shown that he had a number of missed calls from Lynch in a post he shared on Twitter.

With WWE Raw tonight, Pearce has confirmed that Lynch will be on the show, having left the authority figure thirty-nine voicemails.

Lynch has been added to the women’s WarGames match at this Saturday’s Survivor Series, with AJ Lee being the final name on the opposing team.

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