WWE veteran and third generational talent Nattie Neidhart is not a fan of enhancement matches (a match that helps advance a featured competitor with a quick easy win against an up-and-coming opponent). Though she's been on both sides of those throughout her tenure, Nattie argues against them, saying if they don't produce any sort of significance (like, if there's no substance behind the match, it doesn't produce a likeable win, etc.) then what's the point of having them?"If you're going to win the match, you need to beat someone that means something. Otherwise, who cares if you won," the former SmackDown Women's Champion said on "Busted Open Radio." "That's why I really don't like enhancement matches, and it's my own personal flavor of ice cream. I just don't like them, because enhancement matches, like, you know, sometimes you see a local/extra talent having a match with somebody, and you know, okay, we all know how this is going to go. So-and-sois going to beat them really fast, and get their hand raised. But if the person that you're wrestling doesn't mean something, your win doesn't mean something."Nattie's comments stem from a conversation she and "Busted Open" host Dave LaGreca had regarding Roman Reigns' upcoming World Heavyweight Title match against LA Knight at Money in the Bank. Ahead of Saturday's title fight, it seems many already know the outcome, yet are concerned how this match will affect Knight's main roster status. The "Low-Key Legend" argues that this match, no matter how it fares, will favor Knight, as it will help elevate his status within the company."Roman's magic is that he helps elevate the person that he's working with. No matter what the outcome is, everybody is elevated. Everybody wins," Nattie proclaimed.If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "Busted Open Radio" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
