Current WWE star wants to start her own wrestling promotion

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Now, former SmackDown Women’s Champion Nattie has the similar ambitions. A veteran for the sports entertainment giant, she is contemplating a big move.

During an appearance on Battleground Podcast, she talked about her future ambitions. She revealed that the idea of starting her own promotion crossed her mind after Josh Barnett announced the closing of the Bloodsport series after the recent event at WrestleMania 42 weekend.

“When I heard that Josh Barnett was not doing Bloodsport anymore, there was a big part of me, and there is a big part of me, that said, ‘Why can’t I do something like that? Why can’t I be the first female promoter in WWE history to start something up of my own that’s comparable to Bloodsport?” she said.

Before its hiatus, Nattie competed for Bloodsport on three separate occasions. She took on Shayna Baszler, Masha Slamovich, and Miyu Yamashita and won all three bouts. She mentioned that Bloodsport gave her an opportunity to prove herself, and she wants to bring something similar for others.

“That would be a dream for me to bring something like that to life. So, yeah, I’ve thought about that quite a bit. Of course, nothing is solidified or anything like that, but I was like, that’s a dream of mine to create something all new and be the first female to do that,” she added.

Nattie wants to bring back WWE Total Divas

During the conversation on the Battleground Podcast, Nattie also mentioned that she wants to bring back the WWE reality show Total Divas.

The show ran from 2013 to 2019 and featured some of the top WWE superstars. Nattie said she would love to do a reboot of the series.

“My other big dream is to bring Total Divas back. I mean, I get asked about Total Divas more than anything, and I would love to do a Total Divas reboot. I would love to spearhead that. I would love to not only be a part of it but also work behind the scenes with it,” she said.

Nattie was part of the original cast of the show, which also included The Bella Twins, Naomi, Eva Marie, JoJo, and Cameron.

If you use quotes from this article, please credit Battleground Podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.