Natty Neidhart continued honor his pro-wrestling family legacy during a recent event in London, when the WWE Superstar was awarded with yet another Guinness World Record, this time winning the award certificate for submitting the most female competitors in WWE history.
How many bid winners does Natty Neidhart have?
The award, which was officially presented to Neidhart on June 21, 2026 by representatives of Guinness World Records and supported by fellow wrestling star Danhausen, was given for the most wins by “WWE Submission (Female)” and recognized her 257 wins by submission. That’s more than any other performer in WWE’s career history. And that number is likely to increase, as the 44-year-old fighter is still very active on the squared circuit.
“So good. So bad. So fantastic,” Neidhart commented in a celebratory Instagram post, referring to Danhausen, who served as his master of ceremonies in London. “Another record for a Low Key Legend!” replied one of IG’s six million fans. “The train is moving!”
How many Guinness World Records does Natty Neidhart hold?
Natty Neidhart is a third generation wrestler daughter of wrestling legend, Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart and is the great-nephew of Bret “The Hitman” Hart, furthering the family legacy. His latest achievement marks his seventh world record, which are as follows.
The complete list of Guinness World Records Natty Neidhart
- Most WWE Matches (Female): 1,253 awarded
- Most WWE Wins (Female): 663 awarded
- Most Premium Live Event Shows (Female): 75 awarded
- Most WWE WrestleMania Appearances (Female): Award at 8
- Most WWE Raw Matches: Awarded in 174
- Most WWE SmackDown Matches: 200 awarded
- Most WWE Submission Wins (Female): 257 awarded
What keeps Natty Neidhart at the elite level at 44?
In a previous interview, Nattie Neidhart told M&F that one of the secrets to her longevity is enjoying moments like these. “My father always encouraged me to have fun” she shared. “He wanted me to live in the moment and have fun. The second he said you’re not having fun at this time, you have to go. I always thought about that and my dad.
In addition to his adrenaline-pumping WWE performances, Neidhart also posts his intense full-body workouts on social media. “I’m just trying to work hard every day,” he said after an epic session from his garage gym. “And I take a ton of vitamins and do a lot of recovery work. We’re nothing without our bodies being in top shape.”
Indeed, with his seventh Guinness World Record now in the books, Natty Neidhart has no plans to retire from WWE anytime soon.
Natty Neidhart can be seen introducing future competitors on WWE Monday Night Raw live on Netflix.
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