“Big Time Becks” Becky Lynch Has Accrued a Sizable Net Worth During Her Time With the WWE

The WWE's Becky Lynch has quickly become one of the sports entertainment brand's most prominent stars. Gracing the cover of the organization's 2K20 video game along with Roman Reigns, "The Man" has extended her success beyond the squared circle as well. She's been penned for a role in in the FX series Movers, along with Happy Gilmore 2.

While it seems that she could very well be making a transition to other entertainment avenues, Becky Lynch has amassed an impressive net worth with her time in the WWE.

There appear to be some conflicting reports as to what her most recent net worth appraisals are. Taddlr writes that the professional wrestler has a $4 million net worth, while adding: "Becky is one of WWE's biggest and highest-paid stars." Sports Illustrated has seemingly corroborated this figure as well in its professional wrestling vertical, The Takedown.

Sportskeeda on the other hand has actually listed Lynch as possessing an even larger net worth estimate. According to the outlet, the Limerick, Ireland native has now accrued a $3 million salary from the WWE, and has managed to save up a $7 million net worth.

In addition to her earnings from wrestling itself, she also earns endorsements via her social media pages. Lynch's Instagram following is sizable, sporting 6 million followers.

Like Taddlr, Sportskeeda corroborates that Lynch is one of the highest-paid stars in the WWE roster. However, her career wasn't always smooth sailing. She attended a wrestling school headed by Finn Balor, and participated in regional shows, such as Outrageous Canadian Title Wrestling, in addition to All-Ace Wrestling.

Unfortunately, in 2006, Lynch ended up sustaining a ghastly injury that sidelined her. It was six years before she decided to lace up her boots again and get back into the ring, participating in "a few Irish advancements" as per Sportskeeda.

After making a preliminary agreement with the WWE, Lynch ended up on NXT where she cut her teeth in a series of matches, gaining prominence for her in-ring exploits and resonating with fans.

The WWE would move Lynch up from the development brand to RAW, where she was an integral part of the Ladies' takeover storyline.

Throughout her tenure with the WWE, Lynch has accumulated numerous distinctions and held various titles, earning her the distinction of being one of the organization's "most decorated female stars," The Takedown reports. This includes a number of historical accomplishments in WWE pro-wrestling history.

She's "the first woman to ever win the main event of WrestleMania, not to mention the fact that's she's a "seven-time WWE Women's Champion." She re-signed with the WWE in 2025 and, according to the outlet, inked a $2 million deal as part of her contract.