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#4 Increased amount of TV time
Looking back to when Natalya lost her final match for the SmackDown Women’s Championship against Charlotte Flair at Clash of Champions in December 2017, there seemed a very real possibility at the time that her post-match promo could lead to her retirement.
Since then, however, and particularly since her move to Raw in the Superstar Shake-Up, she has received more television time than almost any other woman on the red brand’s roster and she has featured in six matches in the last seven weeks, compared to six matches in her final four months on SmackDown Live.
The women’s division on Raw is more stacked than ever right now, so it seems strange that WWE would promote a veteran like Natalya this much if they don’t have big plans for her (i.e. winning Money In The Bank) further down the line.
