WWE: 5 Superstars Natalya Could Team Up With Vs. The Kabuki Warriors
By Dorathy Gass
Nia Jax
Nia Jax has been out of action, due to a double-knee surgery, since just after last year’s WrestleMania. She’s popped up here and there on social media, and even uploaded a video of her running the ropes again at WWE’s Performance Center back last December 2019. She just might be preparing for an in-ring return, and should (hopefully) be back in the next few weeks or months.
With that said, what if she’s been cleared for action and the WWE is just waiting to push the button on her comeback? She and Nattie have been known alliances in the past, all thanks to their work on Total Divas, and if Asuka and Kairi continue to push Natalya around in the ring, Jax coming out for the save would not only be the perfect way to return to RAW, but could also set these her up within the Women’s Tag Title race picture.
Naomi
There are a few things that go against the grain when picking Naomi as a potential candidate to tag with Nattie at this point in time.
First off, Naomi is on the Blue brand and she just returned to action on SmackDown LIVE. Another is the fact that hubby Jimmy Uso is also on that brand, plus she’s currently in the title race picture on Friday nights. With that said, Naomi and Natalya have always had strong chemistry together, and everyone knows they are pretty chummy both inside and outside that squared circle; so Naomi running in for a save in the coming weeks would completely makes sense.
If Naomi had to pull some time on RAW, when the ultimate prize would mean she could eventually hold the Women’s Tag Team title, there may be a way to have her on the Red brand for a bit, only to bring the championships over to SmackDown. In terms of her title race program, this could go in her favor, or not; it’s really hard to say at this point. She will face Bayley at Super ShowDown on Thursday.
While most would love to see Naomi Women’s Champion again, if that does not happen, one-half of the women’s tag title (along with Nattie, come WM 36), doesn’t sound too shabby either.