The Man claims referee controversy cost her after Sol Ruca’s disqualification win.
Summary
– Becky Lynch accused Jessika Carr of abusing her authority after Saturday Night’s Main Event
– Sol Ruca defeated Lynch by disqualification after Carr was accidentally hit during the match
– Adam Pearce later confirmed Ruca earned a Women’s Intercontinental Title match at Clash in Italy
Becky Lynch is not backing down after her chaotic night at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
Lynch continued her post-show tirade on Twitter/X after losing to Sol Ruca by disqualification. Her latest target was referee Jessika Carr, who became part of the finish after Lynch pulled her into danger during the match.
The controversy started when Ruca attempted to hit the Sol Snatcher. Lynch used Carr as a shield, causing the referee to take the move instead. The match was then stopped, with Ruca awarded the victory by disqualification.
Lynch later claimed she was trying to protect people from Ruca and accused Carr of being power hungry. She also insisted fans were encouraging her to keep attacking Ruca, while saying some of her supporters were afraid Ruca might come after them next.
The online reaction added more heat to the situation after what had already become one of the most talked-about moments from the show.
Adam Pearce made the fallout backstage even worse for Lynch. The RAW General Manager informed her that Ruca’s win had earned her a Women’s Intercontinental Championship match at Clash in Italy.
That means Lynch’s bad night did not end with a disqualification. It also gave Ruca a direct path to her title at WWE’s May 31 premium live event in Turin.
Lynch may be framing herself as the hero, but the official result puts Sol Ruca in position for a championship opportunity.
