Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch make their Bears fandom clear as WWE power couple celebrates Chicago's big win over Seahawks
Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch had another reason to celebrate after the Chicago Bears secured a big win over the Seattle Seahawks . The WWE stars made their support for Chicago clear, joining the excitement surrounding a result that gave Bears fans plenty to cheer about. Their reaction also offered a glimpse into the couple's connection with the city and its football team. While both are known worldwide for their work inside the wrestling ring, their enthusiasm for the Bears shows that their sporting interests extend well beyond WWE.
Seth Rollins and Lynch bring their Bears support to SeattleRollins and Lynch made their allegiance known before kickoff, even though they were watching Chicago play on Seattle's home turf at Lumen Field. The couple shared a video to build excitement among Bears fans, with Rollins delivering a direct message ahead of the Monday Night Football matchup.
“We are here in Seattle, but we are Bears fans, Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch. We're gonna smash them Seahawks tonight on Monday Night Football. Go Bears!”
The message left little room for doubt about where their loyalties stood. For Rollins, whose relationship with football has not always been straightforward, the night provided a chance to show just how much he enjoys the sport when his team gives him something to celebrate.
The fun continued after Chicago secured the victory. Rollins posted a reaction on Threads, sharing a video of the group in the couple's luxury suite singing the Bears' fight song, “Bear Down, Chicago Bears.” Lynch helped lead the celebration, making the moment about more than the result on the field.
Rollins summed up his mood with a short caption: “I love football!! BEAR DOWNNN.”
Their reaction stood out because it felt like a genuine fan moment rather than a routine celebrity appearance at an NFL game. The couple were there to support their team, and they had every reason to enjoy the outcome.
Chicago's second-half push gives the couple plenty to celebrateThe Bears had to work for the win. Seattle held a 13-9 lead at halftime, leaving Chicago with a difficult second half against the defending Super Bowl champions.
Chicago responded with a touchdown in the third quarter to move ahead 20-9. Seattle had an opportunity to cut the deficit when Jason Myers lined up for a field goal, but the kick missed. The Bears then gave the Seahawks another opening with a fumble, and Sam Darnold connected with Cooper Kupp for a touchdown to keep the contest alive.
D'Andre Swift helped Chicago regain control. The running back finished with three touchdowns, including a five-yard score that put the Bears ahead 27-17. Chicago's defense then intercepted Darnold, setting up another offensive touchdown. Seattle later turned the ball over on downs, allowing the Bears to run out the clock.
That sequence made the result especially satisfying for Chicago supporters. The team absorbed pressure, recovered from a costly mistake and made key plays when the Seahawks threatened to close the gap.
For Rollins and Lynch, the final whistle brought a chance to celebrate a win they had openly backed before the game. Their enthusiasm also showed a familiar side of sports fandom: even people who spend their working lives entertaining millions can become just as invested as anyone else when their team takes the field.
Seth Rollins and Lynch bring their Bears support to SeattleRollins and Lynch made their allegiance known before kickoff, even though they were watching Chicago play on Seattle's home turf at Lumen Field. The couple shared a video to build excitement among Bears fans, with Rollins delivering a direct message ahead of the Monday Night Football matchup.
“We are here in Seattle, but we are Bears fans, Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch. We're gonna smash them Seahawks tonight on Monday Night Football. Go Bears!”
The message left little room for doubt about where their loyalties stood. For Rollins, whose relationship with football has not always been straightforward, the night provided a chance to show just how much he enjoys the sport when his team gives him something to celebrate.
The fun continued after Chicago secured the victory. Rollins posted a reaction on Threads, sharing a video of the group in the couple's luxury suite singing the Bears' fight song, “Bear Down, Chicago Bears.” Lynch helped lead the celebration, making the moment about more than the result on the field.
Rollins summed up his mood with a short caption: “I love football!! BEAR DOWNNN.”
Their reaction stood out because it felt like a genuine fan moment rather than a routine celebrity appearance at an NFL game. The couple were there to support their team, and they had every reason to enjoy the outcome.
Chicago's second-half push gives the couple plenty to celebrateThe Bears had to work for the win. Seattle held a 13-9 lead at halftime, leaving Chicago with a difficult second half against the defending Super Bowl champions.
Chicago responded with a touchdown in the third quarter to move ahead 20-9. Seattle had an opportunity to cut the deficit when Jason Myers lined up for a field goal, but the kick missed. The Bears then gave the Seahawks another opening with a fumble, and Sam Darnold connected with Cooper Kupp for a touchdown to keep the contest alive.
D'Andre Swift helped Chicago regain control. The running back finished with three touchdowns, including a five-yard score that put the Bears ahead 27-17. Chicago's defense then intercepted Darnold, setting up another offensive touchdown. Seattle later turned the ball over on downs, allowing the Bears to run out the clock.
That sequence made the result especially satisfying for Chicago supporters. The team absorbed pressure, recovered from a costly mistake and made key plays when the Seahawks threatened to close the gap.
For Rollins and Lynch, the final whistle brought a chance to celebrate a win they had openly backed before the game. Their enthusiasm also showed a familiar side of sports fandom: even people who spend their working lives entertaining millions can become just as invested as anyone else when their team takes the field.
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