WWE has experienced many changes since Triple H became Head of Creative, and the company is currently thriving. However, not everything is perfect, as there has been some backstage frustration regarding the womens division being underutilized. Natalya has now addressed these concerns and the reports surrounding the issue.
While speaking to Chris Van Vliet, Natalya talked about the issue of women not getting enough screen time in WWE and the reports about the same. She pointed out that in todays world, everyone has a platform through social media, and its easy to express frustration publicly. However, she prefers to stay positive and focus on what she can do to contribute.
Natalya mentioned that while she would have loved to be the first-ever Womens Intercontinental Champion, she believes its important to have the right story behind any major achievement. She thinks people today expect things to happen quickly, but creating a good, meaningful storyline takes time.
Natalya also said that booking a wrestling show every week is tough, and there are a lot of behind-the-scenes factors, like injuries, that fans might not know about. Although she wants to do more in WWE after 18 years, she understands that timing is important, and she believes the right opportunity will come soon. She hinted that there could be some big announcements coming.
Instead of complaining, Natalya prefers to suggest new ideas. Even if her ideas get turned down at first, she keeps trying until something works. She believes that good things are on the way.
Natalya also mentioned that WWE has a bigger womens roster now than before, which is both a good thing and a challenge. More talent means more opportunities, but it also means making sure every woman has a meaningful spot. She remembered a time when she was on TV a lot but wasnt always in important storylines.
This all follows a report from Fightful Select that said several women in WWE are unhappy with how the womens division is being handled on the main roster. It was noted that many are upset that there isnt much effort to build new challengers, the womens tag team division isnt being used well, and that only a few top stars get most of the screen time. Many feel like the rest of the women dont get enough chances to be on TV or have real storylines.
Regardless of the issues, Natalya has made it clear that complaining about booking wont change anything. Instead, shes focused on doing her part to help improve the womens division and grow as a performer. Her goal is to keep pushing forward, stay positive, and make the most of every opportunity she gets.
Please creditRingside Newsif you use the above transcript in your publication.
Do you agree with Natalyas outlook on the WWE womens division? Should more Superstars take the initiative to pitch ideas? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
