Exactly one month ago, on February 8th, Mandy Rose took the #BussIt challenge to garner attention from social media. Now, she dropped two new Tiktok videos eyeing the same thing, just prior to this week’s Raw eyeing some more attention. This has become the norm for her as WWE Raw has not been able to provide her with a significant character ever since bringing in her during the Draft 2020 edition.
With the hashtag of Raw, Mandy Rose was seen in a Tiktok video, over on Twitter. In the same revealing red dress, she featured in another such video, urging the fans to subscribe to her Tiktok account. Plus, she also shared a super-hot picture from a 2019 photoshoot. It was originally shared by ace photographer Ryan Loco which the blonde-head Diva has decided to retweet.
Mandy Rose and Dana Brooke were interviewed backstage on this week’s Raw and they say they shouldn’t be overlooked for a RAW Women’s Title shot at WrestleMania. They’re as ambitious and talented just like any other woman.
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Charlotte Flair walked up to them and said they have every right to be ambitious but they only have five weeks to prove their capability. Flair hoped that ‘their bite is as strong as their bark’ was an apparent jab to the duo. Perhaps, this has been an indication that Rose could be involved in the title picture considering a multi-woman title match is being discussed for Wrestlemania 37.
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It would be really nice to see Mandy Rose getting into the singles title picture after a long wait. She’s been here in the WWE who is still trying to break out into the singles title picture.
But she is also thankful for having a job with the WWE. Speaking with the Chasing Glory podcast, The Golden Goddess shared her tough experiences with family in the past. Now, she can help them out a lot,
“My brother almost died SummerSlam weekend last year. This was on my mom’s birthday. Since then, it hasn’t been like that; it’s just still the alcohol, and, you know, he’s insecure over what happened. [I tell him] there’s only so much I can do. If you can’t improve yourself, I can’t sit here [and fix it]. It’s like that quote you said earlier about the anchor and how it just keeps taking you down, and everyone’s taking you down. For the last couple of years, I felt like that with my family. I’m like, ‘I can’t do this anymore. I just can’t. I do too much; it’s not fair.’”
