Natalya Neidhart has been one of the mainstay performers in the WWE women’s division for over 15 long years. Most of her contemporaries headed for the sunset in her career, a long time ago while she still performs on the top level, regularly on Raw, Smackdown, or PPV events of the WWE.
Ever since her debut back in 2008, Natalya Neidhart has had a proper fanbase due to her hard work and dedication. While there are some negative comments about the longevity of her career, she seems to be really happy to drag the same thus far and retirement is certainly not on her radar.
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Appearing on the Busted Open Radio podcast, Natalya Neidhart spoke about the illustrious career that she’s been having and the records being built at the same time. Per her words, these records are just a testament to her body of work while consistently working in the WWE,
“I’m not one to toot my own horn, but sometimes you gotta step back and go, ‘Hey, I’m really proud of you.’ I’m really proud that I’ve had the longevity, and the endurance, and the perseverance to go at the level that I’ve gone at.”
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Natalya Neidhart recently delivered a slobberknocker against Rhea Ripley
As seen on the latest bygone episode of WWE Raw, Rhea Ripley defeated Natalya Neidhart to retain the Women’s World Championship with full authority in the third scheduled match of their ongoing feud. The Queen of Harts attacked The Nightmare from behind to seek redemption from earlier attacks that cost her previous title match opportunities. In the end, Ripley was back in her game and she planted Nattie with the Riptide for another successful title defense.
However, Rhea Ripley vs. Natalya Neidhart turned out to be a fantastic match and the latter also showed off her nasty bruises after the match. Per Fightful Select, the WWE Officials were happy with the performances delivered by the two superstars.
Speaking about this match, Natalya Neidhart remembered the devastating 18-second loss to Ripley at Night of Champions. She was skeptical about her own abilities after that PLE night but the support from her fellow performers has made her strong. Now, the veteran Canadian claims to be back at the highest level,
“After Night of Champions and Saudi Arabia, it was just a really hard time for me, because I was starting to feel like maybe I wasn’t good enough. Maybe I couldn’t hang. And then going into that match and performing at that level, I just stopped and reminded everybody not only have I fought to be here and have the right to be here, but I can hang at the very highest level.” (quotes courtesy Wrestling INC)
