5 things CM Punk and Becky Lynch can talk about on WWE Backstage - Heat with Seth Rollins, WrestleMania main event

As announced by the official Twitter handle of WWE on FOX, WWE RAW Women's Champion Becky Lynch is all set to appear on the upcoming edition of WWE Backstage. This will be the first time Lynch is going to appear on the show, and the WWE Universe is beaming with excitement at the idea of what could happen on Tuesday.

For the ones who are unaware, WWE Backstage analyst and special contributor CM Punk will be returning to the show on Tuesday's edition, as we had previously reported. Having two explosive forces in Punk and Lynch on the same show is bound to result in some must-watch TV. Let's take a look at the 5 biggest things CM Punk and Becky Lynch can talk about on WWE Backstage.

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#5 Becky Lynch confronts CM Punk on his views on the Women's Revolution

The Women's division

When Punk made his first appearance on WWE backstage as an analyst and special contributor, he discussed a wide variety of topics with the panel, one of which was the Women's Revolution. Punk stated that he liked how far women have come in WWE but then added that he doesn't like how forced the Women's Revolution feels. He also said that women should be allowed to be themselves.

The Women's Revolution peaked at WrestleMania 35 last year when three women headlined The Show of Shows in a moment many thought they would never get to witness. Becky Lynch, who won the match, would have a lot to talk about Punk's views on something very close to her heart and that turned her into one of the biggest stars of the modern era. It would be nothing short of interesting to see a debate between Punk and Lynch on the importance of the Women's Revolution.

#4 Becky Lynch tries to get on CM Punk's nerves by mentioning WrestleMania 35

Lynch wins the main event of WrestleMania 35

One of the biggest gripes CM Punk had during his in-ring career was the fact that he never got to headline a WrestleMania. Punk always considered himself a top star, and rightfully so. Recently, Punk lashed out at The Miz for a promo he cut on WWE Backstage, mocking him. There were many fans who pointed out that Punk is angry at the fact that he didn't headline a WrestleMania, while The Miz did.

Becky Lynch's rise to the top kicked off at SummerSlam 2018, where she turned heel on Charlotte Flair. Around 7 months later, she won the first-ever Women's main event in the 35-year storied history of WrestleMania. Lynch is someone who never shies away from putting down her opponents, no matter if it's in an in-ring promo, or on social media. One can't discount the possibility that "The Man" could bring up the topic of headlining WrestleMania, just to get a reaction out of Punk.

#3 Who's the bigger rebel?

Lynch and Punk

The Summer of Punk was one of the most entertaining eras in WWE's decades-long history. Punk's Pipebomb was just one of several amazing promos he delivered over the course of those few months. Punk's mannerisms and his behavior towards Triple H and Vince McMahon during his promos, reminded many of WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Becky Lynch's character has also forced the WWE Universe to draw comparisons with The Rattlesnake on several occasions. Lynch attacked Stephanie McMahon and slapped Triple H on the road to WrestleMania 35, making it clear that she listens to nobody, no matter who they are. This leads to an interesting question that could be brought up during Lynch's appearance: Who is the bigger rebel between CM Punk and Becky Lynch? Watching these two get into a war of words over proving themselves as the bigger rebel would be something that wrestling fans wouldn't want to miss.

#2 Becky Lynch talks wanting to face AJ Lee

Lynch and Lee

The general consensus in regards to the origin of the Women's Revolution is that it kicked off when Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Sasha Banks came up to the main roster on the July 13, 2015 episode of Monday Night RAW. These three women went on to compete in a Triple Threat match for the new Women's title at WrestleMania 32, with Flair bagging the gold. Lynch struggled for a while, but then her popularity shot up the roof following her heel turn in 2018, and she's currently one of the biggest stars in the industry.

There are many who believe that AJ Lee, along with Paige, is responsible for the current state of women on the WWE roster, and should be given due credit for kick-starting the Women's Revolution. Lynch could bring up wanting to face the woman who many fans believe is equally, or more, responsible for the Women's Revolution. Although the match might never happen, both Punk and Lynch discussing it on WWE Backstage would be worth a watch.

#1 CM Punk and Becky Lynch discuss the former's issues with Seth Rollins

Rollins, Lynch, and CM Punk

Here comes the topic that the WWE Universe wants Becky Lynch and CM Punk to discuss more than anything else. Ever since Punk came back, he has been at odds with RAW Superstar, and Becky's real-life partner, Seth Rollins. Rollins laid down a challenge as soon as Punk made his first appearance, and Punk later stated that The Beastslayer should simply stop tweeting.

The continuous back-and-forth led to many believing that WWE is building up to a huge match in the near future, possibly at WrestleMania 36. Becky, who isn't exactly known for keeping mum, has been silent all this time. Rollins made an appearance on WWE Backstage back in December, but Punk didn't appear on the show. The stars have aligned this time, as we are getting both Punk and Rollins' fiancée on the same episode, and it would be a major disappointment from a fan's perspective if they don't discuss Punk's issues with Rollins.

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