“I Complied, Obviously”: Mandy Rose Opens Up On ‘Unfair Firing’ From WWE Despite Making Half a Million Dollars Less Than a Week After Exit

Mandy Rose lost her NXT Women’s Championship to Roxanne Perez when they fought in December 2022. Immediately after the match, WWE released her due to the nature of her FanTime content. In a recent podcast, Rose illustrated how it all went down in front of her eyes. She went from being one of the leading ladies in NXT to earning upwards of half a million through her own businesses in a short span of time.

Mandy Rose got a worrisome e-mail from WWE’s legal team

In a recent episode of The Sessions podcast, Mandy Rose revealed how things came crumbling down after her championship fight. Rose said, “Nobody brought it to my attention, besides the night before I lost the title. [I got an email] from my lawyer, and it was just saying ‘take this link down.’It was just saying to take the link [to my FanTime] down [from my Instagram]. I complied, obviously.”

The WWE didn’t want to keep ties with ‘God’s Greatest Creation ‘after content featuring her surfaced on the Fantime app. Therefore, WWE took swift action after her loss against Perez and let her go. However, the 32-year-old felt that she deserved a warning before the termination of her contract.

She said, “The next day was when I lost the title and got fired the following day. I never had a warning. I know there’s, obviously, a lot of news out there that says I was warned.” 

Moreover, she felt things would’ve been different for both parties, in different circumstances. However, WWE has strict guidelines on third-party businesses, which led to her exit. Despite that, Rose is well off by herself and isn’t worried about her financial situation at the time.

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Rose’s agent reveals her Fantime earnings

Mandy Rose does not need the WWE to pay her bills anytime soon. Her agent, Malki Kawa, confirmed she earns over half a million dollars through her subscription-based content on Fantime. The subscription-based app also features popular celebrities like Jorge Masvidal on it, with Rose being one of the platforms’ biggest earners.

Therefore, she has found a way to bounce back after being fired, which deserves credit. Given her success outside WWE, it will be interesting to see if the Golden Goddess decides to return to the ring anytime soon.

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