Natalya On Tyson Kidd Producing The Women's Matches At WrestleMania 37

Natalya took to Instagram this week to praise her husband Tyson Kidd for the work he did during WrestleMania 37 Weekend.

Kidd works as a WWE Producer and produced the women's division matches during Night One and Night Two of WrestleMania 37. It was recently reported that Kidd produced new SmackDown Women's Champion Bianca Belair defeating Sasha Banks, and new RAW Women's Champion Rhea Ripley defeating Asuka. It was also reported that Kidd worked with Pat Buck in producing the Tag Team Turmoil match won by Natalya and Tamina Snuka on Night One, and then their loss to WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler on Night Two.

Natalya noted that more than 25 hours of practice was put into producing the bouts, in addition to several hours in the ring.

"I don't want to put @tjwilson711 on the spot— i just want to thank him for the most incredible work he did this weekend with every single women's match at WrestleMania 37. Over 25 hours of practice (on top of many hours in our ring), I'm really so proud of the dedication that TJ has to helping others," she wrote.

You can see Natalya's full post below:

Feels like we're posing for a Hallmark Christmas movie! I don't want to put @tjwilson711 on the spot— i just want to thank him for the most incredible work he did this weekend with every single women's match at WrestleMania 37. Over 25 hours of practice (on top of many hours in our ring), I'm really so proud of the dedication that TJ has to helping others.
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When TJ had to retire in 2015, it was challenging for him to picture his life outside of competing in the ring. For many athletes, we dedicate so much of our life to perfecting our craft, it often becomes our identity. It's so inspiring to see how TJ is able to impact wrestling now more than ever before through his 25 years in the industry. He's making the biggest impact of his career right now in the way he's elevating others. The greatest thing we can do is give back! Those who do that— they are CHAMPIONS in every sense of the word.
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Thanks for everything, @tjwilson711. Here's to many more magical WrestleMania moments to come [heart emoji]