Natalya reacts after defeating Lacey Evans during the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Crown Jewel pay-per-view in Riyadh on October 31, 2019. (Photo by Fayez Nureldine / AFP) (Photo by FAYEZ NURELDINE/AFP via Getty Images)
Former Divas Champion Natalya reacts after the fastest loss in WWE history
Natalya recently became a part of the history but not something she would be proud of. She lost to Aliyah in just 3.17 seconds which became the fastest loss in WWE history.
She wrote a heartfelt note about the loss in the Notes app, and it was later posted by her assistant on Twitter who also mentioned that she was pretty upset about the fact.
The note read:
“To whom it may concern, Last night I succeeded in achieving another world record. YAAAAA!
However, the person who also was a tiny part of my tremendous achievement is now trying to take all my credit.
To this end, I have now instructed my assistant to immediately petition the Guinness judges, the Olympic Committee and the Hollywood Foreign Press to have her record overturned. [Assistant note: she has. I will] await their responses after they think on it, absorb and reflect. From The Desk of Three Time Guinness World Record Holder
Natalya Neidhart (The World Record Holder).”
The Tweet was captioned:
“This is Natalya’s assistant. Ms Neidhart is so upset at what transpired last night on #SmackDown that she used the notes app. I hope you’re all happy!”
She is a true veteran in the WWE women’s division has been competing for well over a decade. Nattie is a three-time Guinness World Record holder because of her achievements in WWE. She has the most wins by any woman in WWE history and has the most PPV appearances by any woman in the company.
Nattie is the daughter of Jim Neidhart and niece of iconic wrestling brothers Bret and Owen Hart. She made her debut in 200 and joined WWE in 2007. Nattie is a former Diva’s Champion, SmackDown Women’s Champion and Women’s Tag Team Champion.
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