Former NXT Women’s Champion Ponders Wrestling Return and Legacy
Summary
– Mandy Rose discusses the aftermath of her WWE release and its impact on Toxic Attraction.
– Expresses mixed feelings about wrestling full-time but misses the adrenaline and camaraderie of WWE.
– Despite feeling guilty for the abrupt end to Toxic Attraction’s storyline, Rose is open to a future return for “unfinished business.”
Following a stellar run as the “WWE NXT” Women’s Champion and the leader of the Toxic Attraction stable, Mandy Rose’s WWE journey ended abruptly, leaving fans and her stablemates, Jacy Jayne and Gigi Dolin, in a state of flux. In a candid interview with “Monopoly Events,” Rose opened up about her departure from WWE, the subsequent narrative shifts for Toxic Attraction, and her feelings toward a possible return to wrestling.
Rose’s release from WWE, attributed to content deemed outside her contract’s parameters, not only concluded her championship reign but also disrupted the cohesive storyline Toxic Attraction had been pursuing. This unexpected turn led to a narrative pivot for Jayne and Dolin, culminating in a shattered partnership marked by Jayne’s decisive superkick to Dolin.
Reflecting on the situation, Rose admitted to feeling a mix of gratitude for her current endeavors outside of wrestling and a sense of loss for the adrenaline rush that came with performing in front of WWE fans. Despite the challenges, she harbors a feeling of guilt over her departure’s unintended consequences on Jayne and Dolin’s careers and the stable’s momentum.
However, Rose’s connection to the wrestling world remains strong, fueled by her love for the fans and the sense of unfinished business with Toxic Attraction. Her openness to potentially stepping back into the ring, driven by a desire to rectify the past and close the group’s storyline, suggests that the door to WWE may be open for the former champion.
