Becky Lynch and Multiple WWE Stars Miss Overseas Live Event Despite Being Advertised
Wrestlezone · Kebin Antony · 2026-09-10T14:34:09+00:00 · nguồn gốc
Becky Lynch and two other superstars missed an overseas WWE live event yesterday, despite being advertised for it.
WWE returned to Ecuador for the first time in 10 years on September 9, 2026, to kick off its South America Live Tour. The promotion will host three more events in Colombia (9/10), Argentina (9/11), and Chile (9/12). Mike Johnson of PWInsider shared the results from the Ecuador event (courtesy of William Beltran of SuperLuchas).
Becky Lynch And The Street Profits Miss WWE Event In Ecuador
The card featured seven matches. However, the fans in Quito, Ecuador, were disappointed that Becky Lynch missed the show. WWE had advertised her for the event, but she didn’t wrestle or appear at the arena. However, her husband, Seth Rollins, competed in the main event. It was his first match since losing to Roman Reigns at SummerSlam Night Two.
Fans were excited to see Becky Lynch at the event after she posted a picture in her Instagram story with the message, “Good morning, Quito.” In addition to the former WWE Women’s Champion, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins of the Street Profits also missed the show. The promotion had advertised them for a triple-threat tag team match.
The following are the results from the WWE live event:
- Chad Gable (c) defeated Penta, Dragon Lee, and Ethan Page – Fatal Four-Way for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
- Joe Hendry defeated JD McDonagh
- Raquel Rodríguez (c) defeated IYO SKY, Bayley, and Sol Ruca – Fatal Four-Way for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
- Bron Breakker and Austin Theory (c) defeated Akira Tozawa and Otis – World Tag Team Championship (Oba Femi saved Tozawa and Otis from the heels after the match)
- Je’Von Evans defeated Big Cass
- Liv Morgan (c) defeated Stephanie Vaquer – Women’s World Championship
- Seth Rollins, LA Knight, and Solo Sikoa defeated The Usos and Jacob Fatu
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