Chuck Carroll of CBS Baltimore recently spoke with Natalya to promote WWE's Battleground pay-per-view. She talked about Sting's arrival, working NXT & the main roster, her match with Charlotte and more. Below are some highlights:

Sting in WWE:
"I think it's cool. When we saw the debut of the new video game, that Sting is part of (WWE 2K15), it was awesome. It was like, 'oh my gosh.' Nobody ever thought you'd see Sting in WWE and now you see him. I can say this from experience, especially growing up around WWE my entire life, I'm one of those people that think Sting could possibly have another match in WWE."

Drunk dialing Stephanie McMahon:
"Nobody, including Steph, ever expected something like [that] to happen. It's something now that we laugh about. The lesson learned is don't ever go into 'Brie Mode!'"

Total Divas season 3:
"We have a new cast member, Rosa Mendes. And then we have, obviously, Summer Rae, who was a new cast member from last season. Summer and I never really repaired our relationship from the past. It's something of course I want to work on. We've got some issue there and we go back and revisit that."

We reported back in May that WWE was interested in bringing in the “Four Horsewomen” of MMA to make an appearance at “SummerSlam” in August.

The four women in question are UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey, Marina Shafir, Shayna Baszler and Jessamyn Duke.

According to F4WOnline.com, the word backstage is that it won’t be happening.

UFC President Dana White doesn’t want any of his fighters appearing on WWE programming while under contract.

Rousey wanted to bring her fellow “Horsewomen” along, but WWE only wanted to use her.

In an interview with Ariel Helwani of MMAFighting.com, Rousey discussed the possibility of her joining World Wrestling Entertainment after she’s done with MMA:

“It’s so similar to planning out fight scenes. I was just kind of messing around and thinking about cool moves to do in fight scenes. I really think of WWE like the purest form of stunts, kind of like in movies they say the purest form of acting is theatre because it’s live and all in one shot. I feel like WWE is the same for stunt work. I just kind of try to borrow from them a little bit and maybe I can steal some of their stunt work, throw it in a movie. If an opportunity comes up to show up and be a guest host or whatever, that would be pretty cool.”