Alexa Bliss will likely be the latest wrestler to incur Becky Lynch's wrath on social media. The Goddess just couldn't help herself.

Becky Lynch is the hottest commodity in WWE right now. You can try and argue that if you like, but it is an argument you should be prepared to lose. Despite not wrestling since before Survivor Series due to her facial and head injuries, Lynch has managed to stay relevant, stay on TV, and is still SmackDown Women's Champion.

The Man has done that in part via the things she has been posting on social media. Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey have naturally been the main targets of her Twitter fury, but others have been caught in the crossfire. Seth Rollins, Conor McGregor, and obviously the woman who inflicted the aforementioned injuries, Nia Jax. All of them have come off worse following their respective Twitter battles with The Lass Kicker.

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Now Alexa Bliss wants to try her luck. On Saturday, Lynch tweeted a photo of herself along with the caption "You can call yourself a queen, or a boss, or even a goddess - but if you want to see narrow minds explode, call yourself The Man." The goddess reference is obviously a shot at Bliss, one the Raw Superstar picked up on.

Rather than shrug it off, Bliss has since tweeted "Nah I’m good . Not worth my time ...," along with a GIF of herself waving goodbye. Fair enough we guess. You don't want to post nothing at all and simply submit. However, Bliss better up her Twitter game if she wants to win this one. Lynch has had some great comebacks and will probably have one in store for Bliss too.

At the time of typing this, The Man has not responded to The Goddess. If Bliss is lucky, Lynch will be so occupied by Flair and Asuka that she won't have time to send a scathing reply. Not likely, though. Keep an eye on The Lass Kicker's timeline today and tomorrow as there will probably be a response, and it will be one that is worth our time.

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