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It was Natalya vs. Charlotte in a battle of the 2nd Generation Divas on WWE NXT!

It was Natalya vs. Charlotte in a battle of the 2nd Generation Divas on WWE NXT! Was having WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart in her corner enough for the Total Divas star? Or was Charlotte able to make Natalya tap to the Figure Four?
FULL RESULTS: http://bit.ly/1gw7vrT
PHOTOS: http://bit.ly/1rIbEgF
HIGHLIGHTS: http://bit.ly/1dzGhBr
NXT ON WWE NETWORK: http://wwe.me/tUOS6

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