Former WWE star Mandy Rose has revealed if she takes pleasure in the downfall of former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.
McMahon had previously stepped down from WWE in 2022. However, he returned six months later. He again departed the company following the Janel Grant lawsuit which was filed in January earlier this year. Vince McMahon has parted ways with WWE amid the sex trafficking lawsuit from former WWE employee Janel Grant. His rise and fall will be captured in the upcoming Netflix documentary series ‘Mr. McMahon,’ set to release on September 25.
Mandy Rose opens up on Vince McMahon
During an interview with Forbes, Mandy Rose was asked if she liked the downfall of Vince. However, the former NXT Women’s Champion has clarified that she is not really like that at all.
“I’m actually not really like that at all because, and I’m not just saying it. My fiancé always says this about me, and he admires me in this way because it is only normal to be a little bit like that, right? However, I’m very much, I do think karma is real and I like to stay true to myself, and I don’t like to blame anyone for anything. And at the end of the day, it is what it is. Did I feel like I was a little bit wrongfully treated in a way? Of course. And I’ve stated that, but at the end of the day, I look at it like I say thank you because honestly, I’ve made the most money I’ve made in the last couple years.
Rose, who is currently known as Mandy Sacs, is set to return to the ring in Black Label Pro Wrestler’s Combine at Crowning Glory. The event will take place on September 4 in Chicago. She will join previously announced stars Jordynne Grace, Parker Boudreaux, Xia Zhao, and Moose as competitors in the event.
Mandy Rose reached her career peak in NXT but things went downhill suddenly. After her loss to Roxanne Perez at Halloween Havoc 2022 which ended a 413-day reign, Mandy Rose was fired in December of that year amid her lucrative FanTime website.
