Starting in the year 2006, Natalya Neidhart is continuing her WWE career in full force. Despite spending more than 15 years in the company, she hasn’t slowed down and perhaps doesn’t have any such intention of doing so in the near future. The Canadian superstar already has the longest tenure in the WWE as a female talent. Down the road, she’s just going to add more timespan to this accolade.
Being a world record holder acclaimed by the Guinness book, Natalya Neidhart often boasts about the same on WWE television. It suits up well for her on-screen personality. For uncountable times, she’s claimed to be the best of all time. In fact, she loves to call herself The BOAT in the WWE. Now, she has added another nickname to herself.
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While speaking on After the Bell with Corey Graves, Natalya Neidhart revealed that she’s been the common name whom superstars from multiple generations have wrestled. She’s seen the current top talents flourishing in the developmental when she was already a top name in the WWE.
“I believe that I am at the root of greatness in the women’s division in the WWE,” Natalya Neidhart stated about her legacy. “Every woman that has done really great things in WWE, with the exception of Bianca because Bianca … these women have started working with me.
Like Charlotte Flair, for example, you know, I had a match with her in 2014 when nobody believed in her … I remember having a heart-to-heart with her, saying, ‘The second that I started blazing my own trail in WWE was the second that I started realizing my potential’.” (quotes courtesy Wrestling INC)
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Natalya Neidhart is a two-time women’s champion in WWE
For those who don’t know, Natalya Neidhart is the first third-generation female wrestler in the world who is the daughter of Jim ‘The Anvil’ Neidhart and niece of Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart. Making her TV debut in 2008, she won her first championship in 2010 after defeating Michelle McCool and Layla in a Two on One Handicap match for the unified Divas Championship.
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At Summerslam 2017, Natalya Neidhart defeated Naomi for the WWE Women’s Championship to become the women’s titleholder for the second time in her career. Then in 2021, she won the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships alongside Tamina Snuka, another woman belonging to a legendary wrestling family.
