Bianca Belair Beat Becky Lynch In 12 Seconds After Raw
This year's Royal Rumble has been and gone, which means the WrestleMania card has sort of started to take shape. Brock Lesnar revealed on Raw that he will be challenging Roman Reigns for the Universal Title on The Grandest Stage Of Them All. Since he has also been added to an Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Title between now and then, Lesnar's match could be one where all the gold is on the line.
Becky Lynch And Bianca Belair
What isn't clear just yet is where Ronda Rousey's priorities lie. The women's Rumble winner is yet to pick the title she wants to challenge for at WrestleMania. Raw Women's Champion Becky Lynch does know who she will be facing next, though. The Man closed Raw with returning legend Lita as the pair confirmed they'll face off for Lynch's title at Elimination Chamber.
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That's how Raw went off the air, but Lynch's night wasn't over. The champ was scheduled to face off against Bianca Belair for the in-house fans, but she didn't fancy it. Lita didn't like that, so returned to the ring to force Lynch's hand. Big Time Becks backed up all the way into the ring where Belair was still waiting.
All Over In 12 Seconds
Lynch, still focused on Lita, stumbled right into Belair's clutches as The EST of WWE connected with a KOD. Belair then scrambled to pin Lynch right away, abruptly ending the match in just 12 seconds. Revenge for the slightly longer match at SummerSlam where Lynch returned and beat Belair in 26 seconds. Maybe not quite as it wasn't even televised, but it'll have to do for now.
Lynch now knows who she needs to focus on next. Belair, on the other hand, does not. Since Rousey will reportedly be on SmackDown this week, it seems likely the rumors The Rowdy One will be opting for Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania might be true. That leaves Belair and a lot of other major players in the women's division without a key role on the biggest show of the year. A spot against the Raw Women's Champion is still up for grabs, of course, whoever that might be by WrestleMania.
