10 Booking Steps For Becky Lynch Up To WWE WrestleMania 37

In August 2018, ‘The Man’ was born and you could sense that WWE had a major star in the palm of their hands. That is until a year and a half later. Through WWE’s controversial booking, ‘The Man’ is just another star in WWE’s long list of ‘what-if’s’.

When Becky Lynch broke out of the shadow of Charlotte Flair and into the face of the women’s division, the WWE universe, along with WWE themselves, could sense that something was changing. Deafening reactions, bad-ass promos and a fist into the nose – creating one of WWE’s most iconic moments in recent history – skyrocketed Lynch into superstardom and into the first ever women’s main event of WrestleMania.

However, since WrestleMania last year, Becky has been on the bad side of WWE’s creative. Weak feuds against the likes of Lacey Evans, Baron Corbin and Natalya to name a few, have somewhat derailed the popularity of ‘The Man’. It’s not that these opponents are not good, but it’s the fact that WWE simply did not know how to book them against Lynch. Becky has struggled since her feud with Ronda Rousey and now her matches and character are starting to feel stale and lacklustre.

Becky Lynch is and should be WWE’s next mega superstar, and assuming the PPV calendar is the same throughout the year, this is how WWE should go about accomplishing that. With that said, ‘The Man’ has come around to collect her debt on WWE creative.

Fresh off the heels off a big win against Asuka, Becky has regained her confidence, but the need to still prove herself as WWE’s best female superstar is playing on the champ’s mind. If only there was a way to do that before WrestleMania… oh wait, there is.

Entering a match she has never been in before, Becky demands to be put into the Elimination Chamber against five other women with her title on the line in the main event of the PPV. In the weeks leading up to the PPV, Raw hosts five qualifying matches, determining the remaining spots in the chamber. After a couple of weeks, the spots are finalised with Becky defending her title against Charlotte Flair, Asuka, Kairi Sane, Liv Morgan and Sarah Logan

Becky demands to start the match off as the first competitor, all as an approach to prove herself as WWE's top superstar. One by one, each competitor enters and Becky eliminates three opponents, going on to beat the remaining one, Charlotte Flair, to successfully defend her Raw Women’s Championship.

Having proving to herself that she can beat everyone put in front of her, Becky lays a challenge the next night on Raw to whoever else is left. It's not until the next week on Raw that an answer comes.