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#4 To take on the "Authority" role when fans get behind someone
This is a mixed bag depending on what perspective you look at it. On one hand, it's really good because the attempt and endgame is clearly to get Becky Lynch over. Whenever WWE is heavily invested in someone, or the fans are extremely passionate about a WWE superstar, we've seen Stephanie McMahon and Triple H play the role of the bad guys who are a foil to their plans.
On the other hand, haven't we already seen this before many times? Atleast once a year now, we see Triple H and Stephanie McMahon have their own brief "Authority moments" where they berate superstars to try and get them over.
It's a negative from our perspective, but if anything, it further affirms that Becky Lynch will have her moment at WrestleMania. It's incredible to think of how far she's come.
Bayley gives us a HUGE update on a top Superstar's upcoming return RIGHT HERE.
