UPDATE: WWE Superstars Tyler Breeze and Luke Harper have jumped on the bandwagon, getting involved in the Ronda Rousey/Becky Lynch Twitter “war” and using some expletives. Breeze joked on Twitter that he was going to “beat the s*i*” out of Harper. Harper then replied, saying, “You should pick someone on TV next time, b*t**.” While some of the tweets were later deleted for obvious reasons, Harper claimed that he had been “hacked”. Breeze responded with, “Oh yes….. me too #*#%¥ #nice”
Hey @LukeHarperWWE I don’t care what’s supposed to happen next time I see you I’m gonna beat the shit outta you. #nice 😏 — Prince Pretty (@MmmGorgeous) March 1, 2019
I can’t believe I was recently hacked. Things are back to normal now.
— . (@LukeHarperWWE) March 1, 2019
Looks like someone in WWE told them to delete their tweets or relax on the cussing. As noted on Friday here on eWn (see below), WWE officials were “not thrilled” with the language being used in the Lynch/Rousey “war of words” on Twitter.
ORIGINAL: It looks like WWE Monday Night RAW Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey and 2019 Women’s Royal Rumble winner Becky Lynch could have some backstage heat for the language used in their recent Twitter spat. The back-and-forth between Lynch and Rousey was filled with a ton of adult language, and Rousey even threatened to go off-script and beat “the living s–t” out of Lynch – who she referred to by her real name, Rebecca Quin.
According to a report from the WrestleVotes Twitter account, the word-for-word language used in the exchange was not approved by WWE. WWE has always liked drumming up interest in feuds via social media, but the company is said not to be too “thrilled” with the language being used by Lynch and “The Rowdy One”:
“RE: Rousey / Becky Lynch Twitter stuff this afternoon. The “word for word” language was not approved by WWE. Don’t be naïve & think it was. Sure, WWE wants to drum up attention to the storyline via social media feud, but they certainly aren’t thrilled w/ some of the wording used.”
RE: Rousey / Becky Lynch Twitter stuff this afternoon. The “word for word” language was not approved by WWE. Don’t be naïve & think it was. Sure, WWE wants to drum up attention to the storyline via social media fued, but they certainly aren’t thrilled w/ some of the wording used.
— WrestleVotes (@WrestleVotes) February 28, 2019
Rousey is expected to defend her RAW Women’s Title against Lynch and Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 35 in a Triple Threat match come April 7th.
