Sam Roberts

Natalia elevates, Natty decimates.

I've got to tell you, there's something that I love about somebody who has spent so long

building up the people around her, building a division, allowing people to have the kind of successes, almost like that movie, The Prestige, where the actual magician has to stand under the stage and listen to the person that they propped up, get all this applause.

At some point, that magician under the stage has had enough.

At some point, that magician under the stage wants to feel what that person on top of the stage is feeling like.

And I feel like Natty is maybe...

Watching people that are her peers, watching the John Cena's, the AJ Styles, these people go like, okay, like, you know, like a career has a length on it and you have to do what you can when you can.

And I think Natty is done being there to help everybody else and is maybe wanting to have a run of her own.

The low-key legend.

And I love the way you phrased that.

It's like the old WWE shirts.

You just say, get the Alia out.

You know what I mean?

That could be the Natty shirt.

Yeah, I mean, this is one of those classic scenarios, right?

Where you find out like, no, no, no, no, no.

I've taught you everything that you know.

but I haven't taught you everything that I know.

And you go to the element of like, what is the thing that Natty hasn't shared?

What is that little part that she doesn't put into the training sessions of the dungeon that allow her, that when it's time to show up, to be like, oh, no, no, no, no, no.