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#2. Becky Lynch comments on her broken relationship with Charlotte Flair in WWE

Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair might never be friends again if the WWE stars are in the wrestling business together.

The RAW Women's Champion sat down with Graham GSM Matthews of Bleacher Report for an interview and revealed that she could only reconcile with Flair if they discussed their problems backstage.

Becky Lynch feels Charlotte Flair will always be jealous of her and added that her relationship with The Queen might be irreparable. Here's what The Man had to say:

"Honestly, I don't know," Lynch said about fixing their friendship. "I think there would be a lot that would need to be talked about and a lot that would need to be discussed. Honestly, I don't think we can be in this business anymore. I feel like once we're in this industry, she's going to be jealous of me, and I'm not going to like the way she does business. I don't know that it can be repaired while we're both still wrestling."

Despite their well-documented backstage issues, Flair and Lynch are not expected to cause further problems when they step into the ring at Survivor Series.

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#1. Bobby Lashley says WWE does not have any competition

While many fans would consider AEW a legitimate competitor to WWE, Bobby Lashley recently revealed that Vince McMahon's company doesn't have a serious challenger.

Lashley noted that while it was a great time to be a pro wrestling fan, WWE is at a different level and he also teased some big things possibly being in the works within the promotion.

The former world champion is aware of the current state of wrestling and added that strong opposition would only encourage WWE talents to improve their game.

Here's what The All Mighty had to say during an interview with DAZN:

"I think that it's a good time to be a wrestling fan, and it's a good time for a wrestler with a good time to step up for everyone. Everybody always says competition is good. I don't think really we have any serious competition. But the fans like it, the fans like the fact that there are other things going on that forces us to step up," Lashley said.

Does WWE really not have any serious competition, as Bobby Lashley claims? What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments section below, and feel free to share your views on the other top stories from today's roundup.