WWE and Becky Lynch still hold the right to use "The Man" nickname

Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp has reported that WWE and Becky Lynch are allowed to use the nickname "The Man" but they have decided not to.

In a tweet that he later deleted, Flair claimed that he, rather than WWE, owns the rights to the name "The Man." The tweet from Flair came after the RAW Women's Champion posted an image with Migos at WWE Day 1.

Migos rapper Offset previously dropped a video for the song "Ric Flair Drip," which featured the Nature Boy showcasing his lavish, playboy lifestyle.

Flair's deleted tweet was:

"The Mood Is Night & Day! One’s Real & One’s Make Believe! She’s Big Time, But There’s No Drip, And There Never Will Be! And I Thought She Was THE MAN, But I Guess Not Because They Don’t Own It! HA! When Are You Going To Give Up @BeckyLynchWWE? You’re So Far Behind! WOOOOO!”

Ross Sapp emphasized that WWE still owns the trademark, and the company is still selling "The Man" merchandise. But Lynch has pivoted away from the name anyway, as she is now using the "Big Time Becks" moniker.

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Becky Lynch shares thoughts about potential Royal Rumble opponent

The RAW Women's Champion recently appeared on RAW Talk to discuss who could face her at the 2022 Royal Rumble.

Becky Lynch recently pinned Liv Morgan to retain her title at WWE Day 1. The champion seemed surprised to learn that there would be a Triple Threat Match between Liv Morgan, Bianca Belair, and Doudrop to determine the next #1 contender for her gold. Out of the three names, Lynch appeared intrigued by Doudrop's inclusion the most.

"A triple threat? [Becky then inquires about who's involved] Wait, Doudrop? When did Doudrop get in? Huh. Doudrop. A Fellow Celt. Maybe there's something to that. A couple of Celts getting together, overthrow the Yanks. Doudrop. Huh. Doudrop,” said Lynch. (H/T- Fightful)

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