Natalya Neidhart has accomplished a lot in her WWE career, and now the Queen of Harts is getting awarded for her excellence.
The former women’s champion was the center of a new video on the WWE YouTube channel, which shows her getting awarded six Guinness World Record certificates for her achievements with the company. This includes:
-The most WWE Premium Live Event appearances for a female star.
-The most matches on WWE SmackDown for a female star.
-The most matches on WWE RAW for a female star.
-The most WWE WrestleMania appearances for a female star.
-The most WWE matches for a female star.
-The most wins in WWE for a female star.
In an earlier interview, Natalya said: ‘It’s very cool. Very humbling but it’s exciting and it’s so nice to be recognized by Guinness. I always joke with people they are not records for like the longest finger nails. It’s just a testament to the years that I have worked in WWE.’
This will be her 16th year in the WWE circuit and speaking on how much the achievements meant to her, the Queen of Harts again emphasized how humbling it was to be given these awards.
‘It’s so special because it’s like you don’t really realize on this journey in WWE, this is my 16th year and like I never added up all the work I was doing and then one day it was like “Hey, you and Randy Orton have the most wins”‘, she said.
Speaking on her motivations to keep her going, she admitted: ‘I love working with new women and new talent, you know getting the opportunity to get in the ring with Rhea Ripley and the thought of one day having a rivalry with Bianca Belair and a lot of the women at NXT.
The former SmackDown Women’s Champion took to Twitter and thanked Guinness World Records for the certificates. She noted that these are the type of stats that she hopes paints the picture of her legacy after her in-ring career is over.
Natalya said, “These kinds of stats paint the picture that I want for my legacy, long after I’m done. Each one of these records was attained while trying my hardest to build a division, not a person. That’s what my family has taught me. Wrestling is a singles sport you can’t do on your own.”