Becky Lynch Reveals One Major WWE Achievement Still Missing From Her Career

Becky Lynch has accomplished nearly everything there is to do in WWE — but even “The Man” admits there’s one glaring box she hasn’t checked yet.

During a recent GQ Couples Quiz appearance alongside her husband Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch was asked what she still wants to accomplish before retiring from professional wrestling. The exchange started with Rollins giving her full credit for an already historic résumé.

Seth Rollins initially told her, “Oh, you’ve done it all.” But Becky immediately corrected him and made it clear there’s unfinished business, “There’s one thing I haven’t done.” Rollins then took a shot at guessing what it could be, “You haven’t won Money in the Bank?” Becky confirmed it — and didn’t hesitate to stake her claim.

“I haven’t won Money in the Bank. I’d be a great Money in the Bank winner.”

That’s not a throwaway comment. Becky Lynch has main evented WrestleMania, become a multi-time women’s champion, held both RAW and SmackDown Women’s Titles at the same time, and cemented herself as one of the most important stars of the modern era. Yet she has never captured the Money in the Bank briefcase.

The Money in the Bank ladder match has elevated careers and reshaped WWE storylines for years. For someone of Becky’s stature to admit that prize still matters says a lot about how seriously she views legacy.

If Becky Lynch were to win Money in the Bank, it wouldn’t just be another accolade. It would be a strategic weapon in the hands of one of WWE’s sharpest minds and most confident personalities. Given her history of cashing in on big moments, it’s easy to see why she believes she’d thrive in that role.

With retirement eventually on the horizon for every superstar, Becky made it clear she still has goals left to conquer inside WWE. And Money in the Bank is officially on that list.

Do you think Becky Lynch should win Money in the Bank before she retires, or has she already done enough to cement her legacy? Drop your thoughts in the comments below and let us know.

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