After a lost last week teaming up with Liv Morgan against The Iiconics Natalya this time went one on one with Liv Morgan and Natalya was not alone. Lana was at ring side in Natalya’s corner and played a roll as she distracted Liv allowing Natalya to strike and lock in the Sharpshooter for a quick win.

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With Father’s Day quickly approaching this Sunday, I want to send my love and appreciation to all of the dads around the world! I’m privileged to know so many amazing dads who take so much pride in their parenting, including many of my coworkers like Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, Edge, Apollo Crews, Rey Mysterio, Shelton Benjamin and AJ Styles to name just a few.  We also can’t forget Seth Rollins who is a “dad to be,” which I know he’s so excited about.  All of these people set the bar pretty high in the dad department.

It also got me thinking about how much I love and appreciate my dad. As I grow older, I have been reflecting a lot on how unique and special he was. I have so many funny memories of my dad doing stuff that at the time drove me crazy, but now I look back and appreciate it all so much. Like that time my dad and I did an autograph signing in Toronto, where it was our first signing together and I asked myself “what could go wrong?”  Well, the question came back to haunt me! When we landed at the Toronto airport, my dad was going through customs and we realized as we approached the counter that he accidentally filled out his customs form wrong.  Of course, we were in a huge hurry trying to make our appearance, but I felt like I was the parent and my dad was the kid; and that’s how we rolled sometimes. My dad reminded me so much of John Candy in the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles. He took his shoes off in the customs waiting area and was making friends with everyone around him. Not to mention that he raided a small vending machine and was chomping on Starburst and potato chips without a care in the world. Here I am, thinking “We aren’t going to make this signing! I can’t believe he filled out the form wrong.”  But even then it was hard for me to get mad at him … even when he was getting on my last nerve. Thankfully, we made our signing and proved that even the simplest things turned into highly comical adventures with my dad. Those are the times that I love and that I miss the most.

I go back and look at text messages my dad would send me, saying “I loved your promo tonight. You remind me of Roddy Piper. You’re speaking so clearly and with so much confidence. Keep it up Nattie!” I only had one sentence to say on Raw sometimes, but just having him believe in me and always encourage me meant the world. After my matches, my dad would say to me, “don’t forget to throw lots of dropkicks like Dynamite Kid! You’re doing great, Nattie!” He always wanted me to succeed and be happy.

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Natalya and Liv Morgan teamed up to take on The Iiconics, It was i fast match. Peyton Royce and Liv started the match but Nattie immediately tagged herself in. Peyton Royce took advantage with a huge forearm smash, Billie Kay tagged in for a quick double team move for a two-count. Liv Morgan then got the tag with a few strikes for both of her opponents. Peyton Royce had to save Billie Kay from being pinned after a missile dropkick took her out, The IIconics hit their finisher on Liv Morgan with Peyton pinning Liv for the win while Natalya was down at ringside.

After the match Natalya was backstage talking to Liv Morgan about their lost. You can watch the segment video Below.

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With so much going on in the world today, I felt compelled to write a column on using our voices to send positive messages. One of the great aspects of working for WWE is that we have the opportunity to reach so many people, not just on television weekly, but through our social media platforms. Social media in many ways has taken over a lot of the way we communicate in the world today, as it seems like we can gather information and interact with anyone, at any time.

It’s no secret that WWE is a global juggernaut that is featured in more than 180 countries around through our weekly television shows. From China, Japan, Australia, the United Kingdom, South America, Canada, USA and more, WWE has a way of leaving a huge fingerprint on the world. WWE’s massive reach worldwide is also measured by how the company continues to grow its social media platforms. WWE has 21.3 million followers on Instagram, 10.9 million followers on Twitter, 61.3 million subscribers on YouTube (one of the most viewed channels in the world) and 39 million likes on Facebook. That’s a whole lot of followers and influence! Every day, the numbers for WWE’s social platforms continue to grow and it’s truly “phenomenal”, in the words of AJ Styles.

With social media at our fingertips, the communication game has changed so much. Social media helps us build a following and send messages to our fans around the world.  It also gives us a platform to reach out to people, use our voices to spread important messages, promote an event, and share our experiences and points of view. I’ve been fortunate enough to have built an incredible social media following myself with a combined 6.2 million followers between Twitter and Instagram. I do believe that with having such a large following comes a large responsibility to use my platform wisely.

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