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Becky Lynch: The Man: Not Your Average Girl. WWE superstar Rebecca Quin, often known as The Man or Becky Lynch, shares her personal and open memoir, which explores her early days of wrestling, her tenacious upbringing, and her quick ascent to stardom.

Rebecca Quin was raised in a devoutly Catholic family in Dublin, Ireland. She was always coming up with new ways to worry her mother, including playing rough with the neighborhood kids, throwing surprise parties while her parents were away, signing up for a warehouse wrestling school, almost breaking her neck, and coming dangerously close to kneecapping a WWE star before her own wrestling career even started.

Rebecca's love of wrestling as a child led her down an unusual path. Rebecca entered the ring with the goal of changing the mindset and eradicating the outdated disdain that is still frequently shown to the professional female athletes that compete there, as there were few other female wrestlers to look up to. She was aware as a teenager that she would do whatever it took to become one of the best wrestlers of all time and to open doors for other women in the sport. Rebecca's memoir, which is drawn from decades' worth of diary entries, provides an unvarnished, unvarnished, and honest picture of the complicated woman who lies beneath the TV persona Rebecca Quin.