Natalya made her debut at Josh Barnetts Bloodsport XIII, where she scored a submission win over Miyu Yamashita by locking in the Sharpshooter. This wouldnt have been possible if it werent for Triple H changing WWEs stance on working with outside companies. In fact, The Game has been super supportive of the idea.
While speaking to Busted Open Radio, Natalya spoke about her experience and the response she received from WWE, particularly from Triple H. She reflected on how her long tenure in the company shaped her approach to risk and expression.
Natalya went on to explain how performing at Bloodsport marked a change in her approach and opened up a new phase of growth in her career. She saw it as a huge risk, but the reward was also certainly there. Taking risks has also become a trend for the Queen of Harts.
Natalya then pointed to the current WWE leadership as a reason she now feels free to take those steps. Triple H has certainly done a lot to change how WWE operates and handles a lot of issues that Vince McMahon used to close the book on quickly.
Natalya also recalled the encouragement she received directly from Triple H after her appearance at Bloodsport. The Game said he was proud of her, which made the experience that much more valuable.
Triple H has made changes to WWEs stance toward outside promotions, supporting appearances in events hosted by companies like GCW, TNA, and NOAH. Shifting from an isolationist standpoint isnt all The Game has done. Many other internal policies have been altered.
Through Triple Hs leadership, WWE has shifted away from a closed-door approach, opening opportunities for talent to work across different promotions while remaining part of the WWE system. After all, Vince McMahon never considered selling off advertising space on the ring itself, but now WWE is totally open for business in that regard.
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