WWE fans were left a little puzzled earlier this year when footage of Natalya no-selling Liv Morgan's finisher at a live event did the rounds on social media. Whatever the issue was that led to the problem was never really explained, and now history appears to have repeated itself. Nattie has done it again, storming away from the ring after losing to Morgan on Sunday night.

Natalya No-Sells Liv Morgan Again

The fan-shot footage shows Morgan hitting Nattie with a senton while the latter is laid out on a table. The table doesn't break, likely making the spot more painful for both Superstars and potentially explaining why Natalya is a little peeved. Regardless of the spot going awry, Morgan covered Nattie for the win, after which the defeated wrestler immediately rolls out of the ring and returns to the back.

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The last time Nattie did this to Morgan back in July, she tweeted an odd explanation claiming she had thanked her opponent before quickly deleting the message. There has been no such response this time, although the incident once again happened in a triple-threat match. Last time Ronda Rousey was the Superstar not involved in the match finish, whereas this time it was Shayna Baszler who lost the match without being pinned.

Still No Idea Why This Has Happened Twice

Wrestlers no-selling a move or a finish in this way certainly isn't reserved to Natalya. Someone jumping right up after the three count or rolling out of the ring, doing serious damage to not only the move that was supposed to have knocked them out for the count, but also the wrestler who hit it. There's usually an explanation as to why a wrestler does that though, but as of right now, Natalya now doing this to Morgan twice remains unexplained.

Natalya, in particular, being the one to act this way makes the whole situation even stranger. Nattie is about as professional as it gets in WWE having been with the company for well over a decade at this point. She's a role model for just about every female performer in the business, and it's strange that she would act this way at all, let alone with the same competitor twice in three months.

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