Before she became The Man, she was just Rebecca Quin—a rebellious kid from Dublin with a love for wrestling and a knack for making trouble. From sneaking into warehouse training schools to nearly breaking her own neck (and a few opponents), Becky Lynch’s journey to WWE superstardom was anything but ordinary.
With no roadmap for female wrestlers, Rebecca fought her way through skepticism, injury, and industry roadblocks to redefine what women in wrestling could achieve. Through decades of journal entries, she shares the grit, heartbreak, and sheer determination that took her from scrappy underdog to one of WWE’s most iconic superstars.
Raw, honest, and wildly entertaining, Becky Lynch: The Man is the must-read memoir of a woman who refused to stay down.
