"Total Divas" Stars React to Ronda Rousey's WWE Signing

"Total Divas" is celebrating 100 episodes of high heels, high stakes, and high drama in its seventh season finale. Stars Lana and Nattie join Cheddar to discuss what to expect from the milestone installment. The two have had their fair share of disagreements this season and discuss how they resolved them in real life. Ronda Rousey is officially signing with the WWE. Lana and Nattie reveal what they think the superstar's addition means for the future of their sport. They also speculate as to whether she'd ever join the cast of "Total Divas." Finally, we put the stars to the test in a game of "Move or Groove." The ladies try their best to tell the difference between names of wrestling moves and dance grooves. The worlds of dancing and professional wrestling might be more similar than you'd think.

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