Fired WWE Star Mandy Rose Thanks Her Fans With Spicy Holiday Lingerie Photos

Since being shockingly fired by WWE two weeks ago after 413 days as the NXT Women’s Champion, Mandy Rose (real name: Amanda Rose Saccomano) still hasn’t directly addressed her release.

Rose, who was unexpectedly let go by WWE over explicit photos and videos she has been posting on her FanTime account, has posted a handful of tweets since that day.

On Christmas Day, Mandy Rose posted a couple more tweets, one thanking her fans and the other promoting the very FanTime account that reportedly got her fired.

According to Fightful Select, WWE released Rose because “the content was not appropriate for one or more of their partner relationships, and that she didn’t seem interested in ceasing posting.”

Among those photos and videos were clips of her topless in a pool and a photo of her in the shower with her fiancé, Tino Sabbatelli.

Following her release, Rose wrote on her FanTime account, “Hey guys, thank you for all the messages. I am overwhelmed with all the love and support from you guys. And don’t worry the page is still up! ;)”

On Christmas, Rose tweeted, “Merry Christmas to all! Really appreciate the abundance of love & support I’ve gotten the last couple weeks.”

She also added that she was offering a 50 percent discount on her FanTime account to new subscribers until Jan. 1, throwing in a couple of spicy holiday-themed lingerie photos for good measure.

Considering that her agent, Malki Kawa, recently claimed Many Rose made $500,000 from her FanTime account since she got released by WWE, it’s certainly understandable why she isn’t “interested in ceasing posting.”

Rose also recently tweeted a message of praise to the woman who unexpectedly took her NXT Championship from her the day before she was let go by WWE, Roxanne Perez, after Perez posted how “amazing” Mandy was in passing the title to her.

Wrestlers and executives with AEW and Impact Wrestling have both expressed major interest in Rose coming to wrestle for their organizations since her firing.

“If she doesn’t go to AEW, 1,000 percent Impact would love to have her,” Impact Wrestling’s Tommy Dreamer said. “Because she’s a star, and she’s great in the ring. And if AEW doesn’t jump on that, Impact will. Mandy Rose, call me, text me, DM me.”

Saraya, formerly Paige in WWE and now working for AEW, was one of the first in the industry to reach out to Rose.

AEW Women’s World Champion Thunder Rosa also had high praise for Rose during an interview on Busted Open Radio.

Wrestling Observer Radio’s Dave Meltzer said on his podcast after her WWE release, “Being fired was the greatest thing for her pocketbook ever. If she was on the main roster, she wouldn’t have been allowed to have this account to begin with. Because she was in NXT, the rules are different. They don’t really crack down on NXT, but she pushed the boundaries to the point where they had to fire her, which like I said, ended up being the best thing to happen to her.”

Hard to argue that fact, based on the latest reports.