This week on Smackdown Natalya Teamed up with Billie Kay to take on Liv Morgan and Ruby Riott “The Riott Squad” Ruby Riott Start the match with Billie Kay, When Liv Morgan is tagged in she gives a drop kick Billie, She then throws Billie into the corner and a gives her a back elbow. Ruby tags back in and they double team Billie in the corner. Ruby goes for the cover but Billie kicks out, Liv is tagged back in but gets a kick to the face by Billie as Natalya gets tagged in next.

Natalya gets Liv in the corner but Billie tags herself back in and they double team Liv. Natalya and Billie keeps tagging in back and forth as they double team Liv Morgan, Natalya gives Liv a snap mare and then throws Liv into the corner and Billie Kay gets tagged in. Liv kicks Billie back as Billie accidentally knocks Natalya down to the floor, Ruby gets the tag in as they then double team Billie Kay, Ruby Riott goes for the cover and gets the pinfall victory. Your winners The Riott Squad.

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At this years Tribute to the Troops Natalya & Bayley took on Sasha Banks & Bianca Belair in the WWE Thunderdome. Bayley and Sasha Banks lock up first, When Bayley tags in Natalya, Natalya’s gets the momentum but does not last long, Bianca gets Natalya up for a fireman’s carry and taunts Bayley. Bayley enters the ring to interfere and takes down Natalya from Bianca’s hold but Sasha is there to even the odds and Bianca lifts Sasha up in a military press and tosses her partner onto their opponents.

Bayley gets Bianca Belair into the corner and tags in Natalya, Natalya goes for a suplex, but is reversed into a small package, Natalya kicks out but Bianca tags in Sasha. Sasha hits Natalya with a flurry of offense including a double knee strike in the corner. Bayley breaks up a pin attempt but Bianca is back to even the odds and hits a handspring standing moonsault, Sasha locks Natalya in the Bank Statement and Natalya taps out. Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair pick up the win.

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Just a reminder not to miss WWE Tribute to the Troops in just a few hours. Natalya teams with Bayley to take on Sasha Banks & Bianca Belair. Remember to check local listings for start times in your area. Depending on you’re area it can start as early as 3pm Est or it can start after the NFL broadcasts on Fox. For those wondering it will air before NXT Takeover War Games for those who plan to watch won’t miss it.

Here are this week’s Natbynature.com’s week in review photo’s from Nattie’s Instagram, Twitter and Smackdown.

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Natalya took of Bayley in a one on one match up. Bayley went right after her arm and hammering Natalya with punches to the head but Natalya gained Control early in the match as she sent Bayley into the steel steps. Bayley and Natalya exchanged counters and reversals back and forth during the match.

Bayley then hits a suplex for a 2 count, Natalya reverses a hold and pulls her in but gets kicked away. After a little distraction by Bianca Belair who was on commentary Bayley found herself in the sharpshooter and taping out with Natalya picking up the win by submission.

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I want to dedicate my column to Pat Patterson, who passed away earlier this week. Patterson, a Montreal native, has been a staple and one of WWE’s “architects” since its early years. He also had the respect of all of the WWE Superstars backstage.

A WWE Hall of Famer, Pat was legendary for his contributions to the industry dating back to the late ’50s.  The first-ever WWE Intercontinental Champion, Pat was also the man who came up with the idea for the first-ever Royal Rumble, which has been one of the most legendary and memorable events in WWE for over three decades. In his book titled, Accepted: How the First Gay Superstar Changed WWE, Pat explained how he came up with the concept for the first Royal Rumble. “The difference between WWE’s Royal Rumble and a traditional over-the-top-rope battle royal is that the participants come into the match at two-minute intervals — not all at the same time at the beginning of the match. I wanted to create something special.” You did indeed, Pat.

I remember Pat being there for my very first match against Charlotte Flair at NXT Takeover in 2014. He was there all day backstage reminiscing with anyone who would let him share old stories. I specifically remember Pat with an iPad in his hand, sitting with Bret Hart at a table watching one of Bret’s matches.  Pat was saying he wasn’t great with technology, but someone helped him pull up a match of Bret’s on the iPad, and Pat was marvelling at Bret’s in-ring work. In any conversation I’ve ever had with Pat, he expressed to me how much he loved watching Bret perform. The image of Bret Hart and Pat Patterson sitting together, laughing, reminiscing about the industry they both love, stuck in my head. I remember thinking of how legendary it was to see two of the greatest Superstars this industry has ever seen, from two different generations, talking about the sport they loved. It also reminded me of how WWE brings people together in the best and most unexpected ways

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