Mandy “PAWGy” Rose Appreciation Thread

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But breh, you could get a subscription to an adult site for the same price(or less really) and get videos going back to the mid 00s.

But you paying Mandy rose $100 just for semi-nude pics. To each his own lol :pachaha:

well there's a couple things at play. These beards are going wild because 1. They were probably already obsessed with her but more importantly 2. They are seeing sh-t they never thought they would and she interacts w/ them through lives and messages..

it's an incel/beard DREAM scenario :mjlol:
 

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WWE NXT officials reportedly held a meeting before Tuesday’s TV show to discuss the release of Mandy Rose.

As we’ve noted, Rose was released by WWE this week, just hours after dropping the NXT Women’s Title to Roxanne Perez in the NXT main event on Tuesday night, ending her 413-day reign. WWE reportedly released Rose due to the photos and videos she was posting to social membership platform FanTime, as officials felt like they were in a tough position based on the adult nature of the content, with the feeling that the content was outside of the parameters of her WWE contract. Tuesday’s title change was a last minute decision based on the fact that Rose was being released, and not the original plan. You can click here for a previous report with Rose’s first post-release comments to fans, WWE’s prior knowledge of her FanTime domain, what Rose had been telling people in recent months about possibly getting in trouble for the content, and more.

In an update, a new report from the Wrestling Observer notes that meeting was held, and WWE Performance Center Head Coach Matt Bloom informed WWE Hall of Famer & Senior Vice President of Talent Development Creative Shawn Michaels of the kind of content Rose had been posting to her FanTime website.

Michaels’ immediate reaction was one of, “we have to get the title off of her immediately,” so they changed plans for the post-Deadline edition of NXT, and booked Perez to become the new NXT Women’s Champion in the main event. WWE had plans for Perez to win the title from Rose, but at a later date, believed to be New Year’s Evil on January 10.

It was noted that right after Rose dropped the title, she was fired. This is in line with recent reports that said she was completely caught off-guard by the termination.

Rose’ subscription website developed a following and became lucrative, and she went further with how risqué thee content was getting, and the feeling within WWE was that she “crossed the line” in a significant way. WWE officials felt like they had absolutely no choice but to release Rose.

WWE officials previously promised sponsors a cleaner product, and that goes for the Superstars that represent the product, so in that situation they felt like they had to part ways with Rose. It was previously reported that WWE officials felt like the content was not appropriate for one or more of their partner relationships, and that Rose didn’t seem interested in stopping the uploads.

Furthermore, a new report from Fightful Select notes that things seemed “very hasty” on Tuesday night when it came to the title change. News of the title change dropped shortly after NXT went on the air, but those close to Rose claim she was in good spirits at the tapings on Tuesday. She was also in good spirits immediately following the title change.

Rose reportedly had two years left on her WWE contract. Fightful adds that she was one of many WWE talents who were signed to new, five year deals in 2019. We noted before that there was nothing to the rumors of Rose requesting her release. Word now is that some WWE sources tried to leak that Rose asked for her release two weeks ago, but there’s no indication that this is true.

There had been rumors on Toxic Attraction possibly going to WWE’s main roster, but Fightful adds that there were no advanced plans to bring Rose back to the main roster. Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne received several looks on the main roster, and word is that they had long impressed people of influence within WWE. It remains to be seen what WWE will do with them now that Rose is gone.

It was also said that while Rose is gone for now, an impression was given that it’s not a situation where she can never come back, and that the door will likely remain open for a possible return down the road.

There’s no word yet on Rose’s pro wrestling future, but it’s clear she will be just fine from a financial standpoint. It was noted by Bryan Alvarez that Rose was rumored to be making more on her subscription website than she was making in WWE. She was believed to be making “main roster money” from the FanTime platform. Rose’s FanTime website, located at mandyrosesacs.com, currently has 12,800 likes, which is 2,500 more than it had 24 hours ago. The cost to subscribe is $30 per month, but fans can also tip Rose at the site, and the platform offers other ways that Rose can earn significant money. Rose’s fiancé, former WWE talent Tino Sabbatelli, has appeared with her in some of the content.

Rose was quickly removed from the NXT banner on the official WWE website. The banner previously featured Nikkita Lyons, Cora Jade, NXT Champion Bron Breakker, Rose, Grayson Waller, and Carmelo Hayes. The new banner features Lyons, Jade, Breakker, Perez, Waller, and Hayes.

Rose was moved to the WWE Alumni roster today.

Backstage Updates on Mandy Rose's WWE Release and Future, Her Contract, Big Money She's Making, Toxic Attraction, Shawn Michaels' Reaction to Content

So we have Lord Tensai to thank for snitching to HBK. It's interesting though that she wasn't figured into plans to move up to the main roster but the other two were.

If the math is accurate with how many people are subscribing at the price, she's probably making 10x more with her page per year than she would have made with her WWE contract. Believe either Becky Lynch or Ronda Rousey are the highest paid woman on the roster, and Mandy has blown past that with her thirst trapping.
 

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So Prince Albert’s a snitch…I mean, PCHBK and the other higher ups would’ve eventually found out, but my man Giant Bernard could’ve kept that shyt to himself and beat off on the low like the rest of us :francis:

Wonder if Mandy knew she wasn’t moving back up anytime soon and that’s why she chose not to drop the content
 

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How is this a bad look for WWE? The era you're talking about was 20 years ago

That "woman expressing herself" shyt only goes so far. I understand Mattel's position completely

A company taking the stance of "We sell toys to children. We don't want to sell toys of a woman that also does porn" is a better stance than I expect from most companies

I'm all for getting rid of "slut shaming"...to a point.

People losing their shyt when teachers get fired for onlyfans...women. Because if a man was doing hardcore gay BDSM and worked at a daycare, they'd care :mjlol:

There's a line for everything and ppl don't seem to understand what working for or with (WWE/NXT folk are contracted) entails.

There's usually a partnership and understanding on what they can and can't do. Mandy was not blindsided.
 

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I'm all for getting rid of "slut shaming"...to a point.

People losing their shyt when teachers get fired for onlyfans...women. Because if a man was doing hardcore gay BDSM and worked at a daycare, they'd care :mjlol:

There's a line for everything and ppl don't seem to understand what working for or with (WWE/NXT folk are contracted) entails.

There's usually a partnership and understanding on what they can and can't do. Mandy was not blindsided.
The internet has made nikkas comfortable with being public deviants:mjlol:

Porn used to be some shameful trenchcoat disguise shyt, now you got nikkas publicly defending Mandy's right to have action figures in Walmart and her a$$hole exposed on the internet :mjlol:

Some of these exact same nikkas complain about Disney grooming their kids, which I agree with, but you can't have it both ways:mjlol:
 
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I'm all for getting rid of "slut shaming"...to a point.

People losing their shyt when teachers get fired for onlyfans...women. Because if a man was doing hardcore gay BDSM and worked at a daycare, they'd care :mjlol:

There's a line for everything and ppl don't seem to understand what working for or with (WWE/NXT folk are contracted) entails.

There's usually a partnership and understanding on what they can and can't do. Mandy was not blindsided.

Exactly. This "WWE doesn't respect sex workers :mjcry:" is wild to me.. They shouldn't, as the company they are, be publicly expected to
 

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I get why Mandy refuses to stop doing what she’s doing

And I get why WWE released her

Sounds to me like both parties did what they had to do :yeshrug:

this is the best take in this thread..

like I said before I respect the hell outta her for going out professionally and gracefully in a situation where a lot of people wouldn't.. she had to have known the writing was on the wall for her when they told her she was going to lose her dominant historical title reign on an unannounced match on a random nxt, but she still did the right thing and put over her much deserving younger coworker (who's also going to remember that) on the way out.. id much rather work with someone like her than a dikkhead like punk, and if she wants to tone things down and wrestle for aew or wwe again they'll most def welcome her with open arms..
 
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Wednesday morning, following the end of her 413-day reign as "WWE NXT" Women's Champion, WWE released Mandy Rose from her contract, reportedly due to the content she'd been releasing on her FanTime page. In the aftermath, speculation took over, with many theorizing that WWE potentially gave Rose the opportunity to tone down her content before letting her go. According to Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer, however, that is not the case. No such option was presented before WWE decided to cut ties.

Due to her roster status and contract situation, Meltzer reports that Rose did have some wiggle room when it came to earning money outside of her wrestling endeavors. While still under a main roster contract, she had been working as an "NXT" talent and thus, didn't have the same restrictions as a main roster performer would. "NXT talent was allowed to do things to earn extra money main roster talent could not," Meltzer states. Ultimately though, the content became too much and with some of the photos leaking, it led to the seemingly blindsiding decision. No title, no contract — just like that.

"It is believed she was fired without being given the option to take the stuff down and tone down her site," he continued. Due to her status as an active performer, and given that these photos and videos were readily available to subscribers, WWE officials figured as though they had no other choice. For what it's worth, Rose may be done with wrestling for the time being, but she assured everyone her FanTime page is still up. As for her reign as "NXT" Women's Champion, Rose holds the third-longest reign at 413 days, behind only Shayna Baszler (416) and Asuka (522).
 
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