Becky Lynch: The Man

“Becky Lynch: The Man is one of the finest wrestling books–or memoirs of any kind–I have had the pleasure to read. Actually, it was equal parts, honor and pleasure; Becky allowed me in on the ground floor of her creative process, and I read with great joy as she found her voice as a writer. I am so glad she has chosen to share that voice and her remarkable life story with all of us.” –Mick Foley“A treat for fans of The Man and pro wrestling, with plenty of peeks behind the curtain.” –Kirkus“An endearing debut memoir… [Quin] grounds her accomplishments with candid discussions of body image issues, her unglamorous pre-wrestling days as an Aer Lingus flight attendant, and moments when she acted like a ‘jerk’… Such honesty sets her account apart from other professional athlete memoirs. Even non-wrestling fans are likely to enjoy this.” –Publishers Weekly“Becky Lynch A.K.A. Rebecca Quin A.K.A. The Man has written a memoir that’s deeply personal, legitimately hilarious and truly inspiring. She’s a gifted storyteller both in the ring and on the page. Multiple times I found myself saying ‘Damn Becky, I had no idea’ out loud to no one in particular. Most people would be satisfied headlining WrestleMania, changing the face of women’s wrestling and pulling off a flawless Cyndi Lauper on network television. Thankfully for Becky that was all just a precursor to this freaking masterpiece of a book.” –Brian Gerwirtz, author, former head writer of Raw, and SVP of Development at Seven Bucks Productions“Becky’s writing style is infectious and contagious. Just like her personality. From hard times and hard decisions, to changing the landscape of sports entertainment. The self-described ‘underdog’ has always been destined to do great things. I’m sure there is more to come. And that’s the bottom line, because Stone Cold said so.” –Stone Cold Steve Austin“Effortlessly authentic, poignant without ever trying too hard, and a little rough around the edges–that’s my lovely wife, and it’s also her lovely book. I am so proud and so inspired. Between being a full-time WWE Superstar, a full-time mother, and a GOAT life partner, my one and only somehow casually found the bandwidth to pen a perfect memoir…because of course she did.” –The Man’s Man, A.K.A. Seth Rollins“If you don’t know why they call Becky Lynch ‘the Man, ’ you will after reading this book. Becky is my friend, but I had no idea about her unreal journey. From immigrating from Ireland, to helping to orchestrate the ascension of women’s wrestling, this is a must-read for any WWE fan but also for anyone with big dreams and odds stacked against them.” –Maria Menounos“My whole life I’ve searched for a badass ginger role model, and finally found one in the great Rebecca Quin. Enjoy her incredible origin story & learn how she became a real life superhero.” –Seth Green“Quin’s story is one of perseverance, humility, and raw emotion. Her authenticity allows us to feel her struggles and mature alongside her as the story unfolds. Anyone who’s ever wondered what it takes and what it’s like to become a WWE superstar will not be able to put this down. It might just be the new Underdog’s Guide to the Galaxy. A trailblazer, a groundbreaker and a great example of my 3 favorite words…Never Give Up.” –John Cena“Such a beautiful read. Becky doesn’t just tell a story, she lets you sit shotgun as she relives a journey of triumph, family, heartbreak and crippling self-doubt. Her honesty and accountability is beyond refreshing. This is a story written by a dreamer for other dreamers with the enduring message that if she can reach the top of the mountain, we can too.” –James Roday

Rebecca Quin is best known as WWE superstar, Becky Lynch, “The Man.” She is also an actor, writer, and mother. Born in Ireland, she ascended to wrestling superstardom despite failing physical education and dropping out of college. She was the first SuperGirls champion, the first SmackDown Women’s Champion, and the first woman to win the main event of WrestleMania. She has competed all over the world and has been instrumental in driving change in a traditionally male-dominated sport.