Former NXT Women’s Champion Mandy Rose was suddenly fired from the company in December to shock the WWE Universe. WWE officials were upset over her releasing adult content on her Fantime site which crossed the line and violated the company policy. The private platform has not been shut down but rather it returned huge revenue to the former WWE Superstar.
It was previously revealed that Mandy Rose had already made $500K from her premium content service, just a week after her release. Now the premium content site called FanTime ended up revealing that she has reached the $1 million mark on the platform in December last year. This is what the official page has stated on Instagram,
“Congratulations to @mandysacs for making 1 Million $$$ in a month! Finished 2022 like a champ”
Wrestling journalist Alfred Konuwa also congratulated the record-setting superstar on Twitter for achieving this incredible feat,
“Mandy Rose closed out 2022 by getting fired in #WWE and becoming a millionaire almost immediately after. The last time I remember that happening was back in July with Vince McMahon.”
In return, the former champion replied to him with a simple thank you in short form.
Ty ?? https://t.co/n3SbgsCetf
— Mandy (@WWE_MandyRose) January 2, 2023
Update on Mandy Rose buying a Rolls-Royce following WWE exit
In an update to the situation, Sean Ross Sapp reported that Mandy Rose and her boyfriend Tino Sabbatelli purchased a Rolls-Royce recently, which obviously indicates their enriched financial status. However, Ringside News later clarified the update stating that the former WWE Superstar always had a Royce in her garage and she had also flaunted the same in past videos,
“Seen reports of Mandy Rose and her fiancé “recently” buying a Rolls-Royce. Those reports are not accurate. She’s had one for a while and anyone that follows her Instagram account would know this. She posted videos of it previously before she was fired.”
Mandy Rose had a solid run in NXT which is also considered to be a career resurgence for her from the mid-card scene to become perhaps the most valuable female superstar of WWE’s developmental brand. Her dream run came to a halt after she unexpectedly dropped the NXT Women’s title to Roxanne Perez and was immediately fired from the WWE in December 2022 for posting private content on FanTime. Before her release, she also used to be the highest-paid wrestler on the NXT roster.
