WWE: Lynch, Bayley and Baszler to face each other in Survivor Series

Since the say Shayna Baszler won the NXT Women’s Championship, she has been dominating the ring and last week she displayed her power by punishing SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley and Sasha Banks. Earlier, Shayna Baszler confronted RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch where she conferment that the Women’s Champion from all the three WWE brand will face each other in a triple threat match at WWE Survivor Series. The upcoming PPV is scheduled to happen on November 24, 2019 (November 25, 2019, in India).

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WWE: NXT Champion Shayna Baszler confronts SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch

In a segment of RAW, Raw Women’s Champion Becky Lynch was being interviewed by Charly Caruso. The interview started with Caruso asking Lynch about the recently announced WWE Survivor Series match. Lynch replied saying that she loved the recent episode of SmackDown which showed Baszler punishing Bayley and Sasha Banks. She then said that the Survivor Series would be different because this time she will be the target as she defeated Bayley’s partner Sasha Banks in Hell in a Cell and Baszler’s friend Ronda Rousey in WWE WrestleMania 35.

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Baszler then interrupted the interview and admitted that she had waited a long time to meet Becky Lynch. She then challenged Lynch and said that her limbs will belong to her at the upcoming PPV. The NXT Women’s Champion stated that she is not Ronda Rousey and she will do anything to beat Lynch and Bayley. The RAW Women’s Champion responded, saying that she hasn’t figured whether she respects Baszler or she should slap her on the face. Shayna Baszler laughed and ended the interview saying that Becky Lynch and Bayley should not take her lightly.

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