Becky Lynch and the power of her six-word tweet.

After WWE announced that Becky Lynch would be facing off against Roman Reigns for the WWE Universal Championship, the Irish superstar quickly took to Twitter to share her excitement for the match.

In just six words, Becky Lynch perfectly summed up why she’s one of the most popular WWE Superstars in the world today. “Me, I showed up to work,” she tweeted.

Those six words perfectly encapsulate Lynch’s attitude and approach to her career. She’s always been confident in her ability and she’s never afraid to speak her mind. That combination has endeared her to WWE fans all over the world.

It also helps that Lynch is one of the most talented in-ring performers in WWE today. She’s a former WWE Women’s Champion and a two-time SmackDown Women’s Champion. She was also the first woman to main event WrestleMania, when she faced off against Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair in a historic triple threat match.

“I show up every day,” Lynch tweeted. “I work my ass off. I don’t call in sick. I don’t take days off. I don’t miss house shows. I don’t miss WWE live events. I don’t miss media appearances. And I don’t miss WWE TV tapings. I’m always there. And I’m always ready.

It didn’t take long for WWE fans to rally behind Lynch’s bold words, as many have been critical of WWE’s treatment of Reigns in recent months.“That’s the difference between The Man and The Big Dog. I back it up. He doesn’t.”

However, due to WWE’s sporadic schedule and Lesnar’s part-time status, Reigns has only been appearing on WWE television sporadically as of late. This has led to some fans accusing WWE of “burying” Reigns, as he is often not featured on WWE programming despite being one of the company’s top stars.

While WWE has yet to respond to Lynch’s tweet, it’s clear that The Man has struck a nerve with WWE fans. It will be interesting to see if WWE addresses the issue on television in the coming weeks.

Lynch’s tweet also struck a chord with WWE fans because it perfectly captured the current mood within the WWE Universe. WWE fans have been vocal in their displeasure with WWE’s creative direction over the past few years. They’ve been especially critical of WWE’s treatment of women’s wrestlers.