The latest rumormill spinning is that Trish Stratus will be not only making an appearance at WrestleMania 25, but participating as well. WWE Diva Natalya had this to say on her WWE.com Universe blog: “I am very curious what will happen this year at Mania for the Divas. Like Trish, I will be keeping my eye on the Glamazon, too … Both of these women inspire me to exceed all of my own expectation and personal limits.”

And A few days later, she posted this as well:

“There is no doubt that facing Trish would be nothing short of amazing,” Natalya wrote. “Two Canadian women, fighting for everything we believe in, as true athletes would.”

She also talks about Beth Phoenix, writing: “I am very curious what will happen this year at Mania for the Divas. Like Trish, I will be keeping my eye on the Glamazon, too…and knowing that the best is yet to come. She makes me want to get hungry and forget my manners! Both of these women inspire me to exceed all of my own expectation and personal limits.”

Natalya also shares her thoughts on being moved from SmackDown to ECW as the valet of Tyson Kidd. The WWE Diva is excited to be with Kidd.

“Tyson Kidd is my best and closest friend from the Dungeon,” Natalya wrote. “He has known my family for almost eighteen years, which is hard to believe. It’s inspiring to watch someone’s dreams come true; especially when you have watched them fight so hard for something since they were a little kid.”

For those of you interested, you can read her blog in its entirety at the following link.

We’re getting reports that that the new WWE Diva’s title match at the upcoming WWE Great American Bash pay-per view event later this month will be between Natalya vs. Michelle McCool.

Also coming down the grape vine is the news that CM Punk will remain World champion on the RAW side for a little while longer.

He’s being credited in show line-ups as World champion as far as late-August (where he faces up against JBL) in Madison Square Garden. Of course show line-ups can be changed at a moment’s notice, but it would make sense as WWE RAW’s rating is now holding strong at its’ average as another sign, especially now that the post-draft shake-up has left SmackDown! with the upper hand, and an unknown on top with the strap in CM Punk is another big change, but again, the ratings aren’t declining so it would seem logical to let his title-reign play out.
But that’s just our speculation. What’s your thoughts?