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Mandy Rose is open to returning to the ring, and it doesn’t have to be with WWE

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What happened?

Mandy Rose said she is open to returning to professional wrestling after stepping away following her WWE release in December 2022. In a recent podcast appearance, she said a comeback would not have to be with WWE and specifically mentioned AEW and TNA as possible places she would consider.

Key Takeaways

Rose has not wrestled regularly since her WWE release in December 2022.
She said she would consider getting back in the ring if the right opportunity came along.
Rose made clear that a potential return would not have to be with WWE.
She specifically named AEW and TNA while discussing possible non-WWE options.
Rose said she embraces her WWE past and is not upset with WWE management over her release.

AI Timeline

December 2022

Mandy Rose was released by WWE after issues related to risqué content on her FanTime account.

After WWE exit

Rose stepped away from professional wrestling and focused on opportunities outside the ring.

September 10 podcast

Rose appeared on TMZ’s Inside the Ring and discussed her WWE departure and wrestling future.

Return discussion

Rose said she is open to an in-ring return and that it does not have to happen in WWE.

Possible destinations

Rose specifically mentioned AEW and TNA while talking about promotions she could consider.

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Sep 14, 3:00 PM

Mandy Rose is open to returning to the ring, and it doesn’t have to be with WWE

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Image from Mandy Rose’s Instagram Mandy Rose stepped away from professional wrestling following her release from WWE in December 2022, but she recently said she’d consider an in-ring return. She also said it doesn’t have to be with WWE while specifically naming AEW and TNA. The former NXT champion made the comments during an appearance on TMZ’s Inside the Ring podcast released on September 10. She also touched on her release from WWE due to risqué content she was posting on her FanTime account. While speaking about her departure from the company, Rose stated she was not upset by WWE management’s decision to let her go and that she’s grateful that the following she gained from her time there has allowed her to gave more financial freedom. During the conversation, host Branson Quirke also asked Rose (real name Amanda Saccomanno) if she actively tries to distance herself from her WWE past. “I feel like I embrace it,” Rose said of her wrestling days before adding, “The big question p

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