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After spending over a decade in WWE, current women’s Intercontinental champion Becky Lynch has opened up about a bombshell contract update. Appearing in the recently released Unreal Season 2 on Netflix, Lynch claimed that her current contract could be her final. Despite parting ways with the promotion in 2024 after her contract expired, Lynch returned at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas and has been a constant addition to the roster since then. Currently wrestling on a new contract, Lynch appeared on Unreal Season 2, where she dropped an unfortunate tease. “This is probably it. This is the final run. This is the final contract.” Lynch, 38, has been an integral part of elevating the women’s roster. A multi-time World champion and the current women’s Intercontinental champion, Lynch recently defeated Maxxine Dupri in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to continue her reign. While Unreal Season 2 shared a glimpse of Lynch’s WWE career, this season also covered various other topics such as R-Truth’s WWE exit, Seth Rollins’ cash-in, and much more. WWE’s Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch address their potential final match Grace Smith/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images. Last month, while speaking in an interview with Ross Tucker, Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch opened up and shared their honest answers when asked about their final match. “Nah, man, not really. I got a lot more years left in the tank, so I’m not sure I’m there just yet. I think often, I guess, about the mortality of my career because I started when I was 17 and now I’m nearly 40 and I’m certainly not going until I’m 60,” Rollins said. I’m almost closer to the end than the beginning,” Rollins added. “So I think about, I suppose, like the mortality and the fact that it’s winding down. Maybe there’s some urgency to do some things that I haven’t done or contribute in a different way. But, my last match, my last moment, that’s so far away that I haven’t quite got there yet.” However, Lynch had a short and sharp answer ready, “Nah, not yet.” The post WWE icon Becky Lynch drops ‘final’ contract bombshell on Unreal Season 2 appeared first on ClutchPoints.

"That's our philosophy, we're just constantly chasing, what are the things we can do to make our team better, all the time," coach Mike Macdonald said of targeting Shaheed at the deadline.

The Indiana Hoosiers completed an undefeated season with a 27-21 victory over Miami in the National Championship on Monday night. No. 1 Indiana stunned the college football world with a 16-0 campaign. The Hoosiers stormed through the CFP, toppling No. 9 Alabama and No. 5 Oregon before taking down No. 10 Miami to capture the first national title in the program’s 138-year history. But Kirk Herbstreit made sure fans remembered the role his former College GameDay co-host Lee Corso played in Indiana football’s first big win on the national stage. “I just want to shout out Lee Corso,” Herbstreit said following the Hoosiers’ victory on Monday night, per Awful Announcing. “I talked with him earlier today. He was completely dialed in and excited about what Indiana was doing. He was picking Indiana. He knew that they could pull this off and finish their season. “And he said, ‘Hey, don’t forget, 1979. Our first bowl victory as a school. 1979, beat BYU.’ I said, ‘Coach, we’ll never forget that. We’ll never forget that,’” Herbstreit told the ESPN audience. “So, coach, if you’re out there, buddy, we love you. Congratulations to you, and all of the Hoosiers, and all your former teammates and players.” Indiana wins first national title in perfect season Rich Janzaruk/Herald-Times / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Corso is best known for his 38-year run on College GameDay, which included a weekly headgear selection segment. Corso would famously wear the mascot head of the team he picked to win. Herbstreit joined him on the show in 1996 and the two worked together until Corso’s final College GameDay appearance in August 2025. However, before becoming an analyst for the ESPN college football program, Corso ran college football programs. He spent 10 seasons as Indiana’s head coach from 1973-1982. Corso had two winning seasons with the Hoosiers, including the school’s 8-4 1979 campaign. That year he delivered Indiana’s first bowl victory, topping BYU 38-37 in the Holiday Bowl. Overall, Corso went 41-68-2 during his time as the Hoosiers’ head coach. After Corso was fired, Indiana continued its losing ways for the next four decades. Then Curt Cignetti led a remarkable two-year turnaround. The head coach transformed the program after taking the reins in 2024. And Fernando Mendoza helped him reach the top of the college football mountain this season. The post Former Hoosiers coach Lee Corso gets heartwarming shoutout from Kirk Herbstreit appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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