Becky Lynch Retains Women's Title vs. Charlotte Flair on SmackDown Live

Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair wrestled to a double count-out Tuesday night on SmackDown Live, which meant The Irish Lass Kicker retained the SmackDown Live Women's Championship.

Lynch rolled to the outside after Charlotte hit Natural Selection. After pushing The Queen into the ring post, she attempted to re-enter the squared circle. The former champion prevented her from doing so, and neither wrestler was able to beat the referee's 10-count as a result.

Charlotte had the last word, spearing Lynch through the SmackDown Live stage.

Tuesday's bout was a rematch after Lynch intentionally got herself disqualified against The Queen at WWE Super Show-Down in Melbourne, Australia, on Saturday.

Charlotte was seemingly closing in on winning back the SmackDown women's title Down Under when she locked Lynch into the Figure Eight, but The Lass Kicker hit her with the championship belt, which prevented The Queen from leaving Melbourne with the title in tow.

Charlotte and Lynch were once best friends, but the latter threw away their relationship at SummerSlam after a Triple Threat match for the SmackDown Women's Championship that also included Carmella.

Rather than congratulating Charlotte, The Lass Kicker decided to attack her, signaling a shocking heel turn for one of the most beloved Superstars in WWE.

Lynch's new personality did little to deter the WWE Universe from supporting her, but it did aid her from an in-ring perspective.

She was given a SmackDown Women's Championship match against Charlotte at Hell in a Cell, and it resulted in Lynch defeating her longtime pal to win the title for the second time in her career.

That victory only served to make Lynch more full of herself, and it added heat to her rivalry with The Queen, making it one of the most intense feuds in all of WWE.

Charlotte was determined to get revenge following Lynch's antics at Super Show-Down; however, the champion's desperation to keep the SmackDown Women's title at all costs was apparent again Tuesday.

Although Lynch is still SmackDown women's champion, it seems unlikely Charlotte will go away any time soon.

With the Evolution pay-per-view set for October 28, it is a safe bet Lynch and Flair will do battle one more time for the title on arguably the biggest stage in women's wrestling history.

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