Welcome, welcome, welcome to After the Bell. I am still Corey Graves and we are but one week away from money in the bank.

We take over the O2 in London, England cannot wait to get there. Of course, we've got you covered in a very special edition of After the Bell this week because for the first time ever on the show.

She is a woman who will be competing in the women's money in the bank ladder match. She is a history maker with no shortage of accolades. So I think this makes this a historic episode of ATB. Please welcome for the very first time the man.

Becky Lynch. Hey, Beck's how are you?

I'm good. How are you doing? Thanks for having me.

I'm excited. Thank you for we finally made it work. I've had this podcast for like 11 years now and I've not been at you have been my white whale, Becky.

You have you have been the one I have not been able to track down and you are here. I am excited. We had a lot to get to plenty of time.

I'm not even flapping my gums about the usual nonsense. I'm not taking time to insult KP. I figured that will come naturally fair point.

I can I can have noticed that already since we hit record KP has not stopped grinning like a chess. I or cat from ear to ear the excitement is palpable. So KP.

The man Becky Lynch is true man. One of my favorite people the man Becky Lynch here on After the Bell it's top class to have you Becky and I'm sure you are absolutely buzzing will get to missing out in the emotions of Clash of the castle later on.

But tell us about your emotions right now before we head to their sold out O2 Arena London and all the Irish hadn't across the sea.

Yeah, yeah, it's wild like it's just it's just thinking back to to where I started you know and I remember it was August 2002.

Flying over there on a standby seat because my mom was a flight attendant so not even sure if I would get on the plane and flying to Heathrow.

Getting getting a ticket to go down to sit and burn and can't uncertain my journey in in wrestling over there and I did like a week long summer camp in in a place called NWA UK.

Was that the hammer lock company or is it different? Yeah, no, that was a hammer lock place.

Okay, I'm not super familiar but I obviously heard it referenced. I've known a lot of those guys that was a Johnny Moss was around there and Fergal I think spent some time there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, so Fergal had Fergal had trained there Finn Balor had trained there had come over he trained there for like two years come over to Ireland then open the school and then they were telling how great this place was and you know we would train once a week every Sunday six hours.

But they were saying you know if you really want to get better you go over to England and you do these intensive intensive camps and there was a show called Fakeness.

Do you remember Kevin? No, I don't. I'm trying to think no, I don't.

You don't remember fake it. I think it was great. Oh, it was so good. And it was on channel four and they would take these so they would take somebody from a different sport or whatever it was and they would put them in to whatever field it was.

So this one was wrestling and there was one guy in he was a ballerina and they put him in and they trained him for four weeks and and made him into a wrestler and then there would be judges and the judges would come along and they would try to figure out who the person was that was fake it.

So we go against people who are trained professional wrestlers. And anyways this show was on and Hammer Lock was on that.

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