WWE star Nattie is competing in a fatal four-way match at Triplemania 34 Night 1 in Las Vegas against Faby Apache, La Hiedra, and Roxanne Perez for the chance to become the No. 1 contender for the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship. The match will be held on Friday night and features wrestlers from Mexico, including second- and third-generation wrestling families Faby Apache and La Hiedra. Nattie is determined to prove herself as a top contender for championship gold, having previously competed at Triplemania last year as her "Lowkey Legend" persona. The winner of the match will earn a shot at the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship title.
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LAS VEGAS – WWE star Nattie has a tall task in front of her on Friday night.
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Nattie → have → night
She battles three opponents in a fight to become the No. 1 contender for the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship at Triplemania 34 Night 1 in Las Vegas.
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She → battle → Vegas
It will be Nattie taking on Faby Apache, La Hiedra and Roxanne Perez in a fatal four-way match.
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Nattie → take → match
For pro wrestling fans tuning into AAA for the first time, Faby Apache and La Hiedra are two professional wrestlers tearing it up in Mexico.
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Apache → tune → Mexico
They will be new to the audience tuning into the slate of matches for Night 1, but have a deep history of Lucha Libre in their lineages.
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"They’re both students of the game," Nattie explained in an interview with OutKick Dropkick.
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"They’ve been born and raised into this.
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They’re both second- and third-generation wrestlers, which in WWE, for the females, there’s myself, there’s Charlotte Flair, there’s Stephanie McMahon … there’s only a few in North America or the world that are third generation but in Mexico, with Faby, Faby’s mom was a wrestler, her dad was a wrestler, her sister was a wrestler, it’s a family tradition for her.
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She comes from a long lineage of wrestling.
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"But you also have Roxy, who is a member of the Judgment Day.
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For me, coming into this match, and we didn’t have a very long build, but here’s the thing, for this type of match, it’s women coming together from every area of the world.
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So, you got Faby and La Hiedra and they’ve never wrestled formally in WWE, at least not to my knowledge, in a WWE ring.
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They’ve always worked in AAA.
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Now, I know there’s this partnership with AAA and WWE, but it’s still foreign in the sense that we’re still building it.
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We’re still coming together.
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And you have Roxy, who this will be her debut in AAA.
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So, she’s excited.
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I know she’s been wanting to come to AAA for a minute.
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Nattie is dead set on going for championship gold.
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Nattie → set → gold
She’s looking to prove herself even more as the "Lowkey Legend" and get back an opportunity to win a women’s championship.
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"Then, you have myself and last year, I really did some great work as ‘Lowkey Legend’ at Triplemania, actually," she said.
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"I love working with AAA.
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I love doing their shows.
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But I will say, this isn’t about me liking the girls or disliking the girls.
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Every woman that’s in this No. 1 contender’s match, we’re in this match to tear each other’s heads off because it’s about proving who deserves this spot to get gold.
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"Like I said, I love and respect Faby, I respect La Hiedra and I respect Roxy.
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They’ve all worked to earn their spot.
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But it’s not about me liking them.
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It’s about me proving I should have gold.
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That I should have at least one more run at championship gold in WWE.
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We’re all fighting for that spot.
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We’re all fighting for recognition.
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We’re coming from every corner of the world to get that."
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It’s going to take more than just desire for Nattie to win.
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She acknowledged she’s going to have to scratch, claw and kick her opponents to climb to the top of the women’s roster in AAA and get a title shot.
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If she wins, she’ll get the opportunity at Worlds Collide at the end of the month.
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Flammer holds the title right now, but she will have her hands full with La Catalina on Night 2, which takes place Sunday night in Mexico City.
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"It’s going to take me scratching, clawing and kicking their heads in," Nattie said.
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"I’ll do it in a very nice, polite ‘Lowkey Legend’ way.
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But it’s about us out-wrestling each other.
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