Nattie Neidhart announces surgery after injury at Triplemania
Cageside Seats • 2 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 5:30 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Nattie Neidhart, known as Natalya in WWE, revealed on the Busted Open podcast that she underwent dental surgery following her match at Triplemania 34. Neidhart sustained injuries during a Fatal 4-Way match, needing two dental implants and 20 stitches. Despite her injuries, she continued to lead a class at her training facility, The Dungeon, shortly after the surgery. She expressed her commitment to her training and resilience in overcoming challenges. Neidhart stated she is now cleared to work following the surgery.
- •Nattie Neidhart needed dental surgery after Triplemania 34.
- •She received two implants and 20 stitches following the injury.
- •Neidhart led a training session hours after her surgery.
- •She aims to show perseverance despite personal challenges.
- •Nattie is now cleared to return to work.
- 5:30 PMCageside Seats — Nattie Neidhart reveals she needed surgery following injury at Triplemania
"Nattie Neidhart, aka Natalya, has been out of action for the last couple of weeks, and now she’s revealed why. Speaking on a recent episode of the Busted Open podcast during the show’s “The Hart Beat” segment, the WWE veteran shared that she needed dental surgery following her match at Triplemania 34. During the AAA event, Neidhart was involved in a Fatal 4-Way match, and she indicated she sustained an injury at the hands of Faby Apache. Though she needed two dental implants and 20 stitches, the resilient Nattie persevered with leading a class at The Dungeon, which is her training facility modeled after her grandfather Stu Hart’s infamous basement wrestling school. “Last week at The Dungeon, I went to The Dungeon with 20 stitches in my mouth. I had dental surgery earlier in the day. I had some dental work. Something happened to me. Won’t get into it but I had to go get my two front teeth fixed, because Faby Apache hits really hard,” Nattie said. She continued: “Listen, Faby, I love it, and I want more of it. But I had to get dental surgery on (the) front of my mouth, and I had 20 stitches in the front of my mouth and two dental implants. Neidhart then detailed more of the surgery process she endured. “When they put in dental implants, there’s metal that goes into the bone, and it’s a very elaborate surgery. but I got it handled. I’m good. I’m actually cleared to work,” The Lowkey Legend said. “But I went to my Dungeon practice like an hour after I had this surgery, and I was like, ‘Listen, I’m not obviously gonna be able to wrestle today, but I’m going to run this practice, and I’m here because I wanna show you guys that it doesn’t matter where you came from or who your family is or who your dad is or your uncles or grandfather, whatever. You gotta work through hard s**t in your life.’” What do you think of Nattie’s injury, Cagesiders? Does Faby have a receipt coming her way in the near future? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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