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    Natalya Addresses WWE Using Her Deceased Father In Storylines

    Natalya Addresses WWE Using Her Deceased Father In Storylines
    Natalya Addresses WWE Using Her Deceased Father In Storylines

    WWE RAW Superstar Natalya Neidhart has described her feud with Ruby Riott as "therapeutic", despite the Riott Squad leader bringing up the Canadian's recently deceased father. Speaking to Yahoo! Sports, Neidhart said how the story has allowed her to process the death of her father Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart, who

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