Mandy Rose On What It Would Take For Her To Return To WWE After Two Years Away

Despite not being an active competitor for some time now, Mandy's name has been in the news recently. She publicly took exception to WWE referring to Stephanie Vaquer as the only double Women's Champion in NXT history after she defeated Giulia to capture the NXT Women's Champion at Roadblock.

Sacs did unify the NXT Women's Championship and NXT UK Women's Championship during her tenure with the company, which technically means she did hold two belts at one time, but Vaquer is defending separate titles. So you're opinion on the subject really comes down to semantics.

During an appearance on Busted Open on Sirius XM this week, Rose said regardless what the precise definition of double champion is to people, she still feels erased from history in certain scenarios.

That said, she'd still be open to a return to the company down the line, as long as the stars aligned and it was a move that made sense for everyone involved.

"I feel like, coming back, how much time does it take for people to forget things. I feel like Toxic Attraction was such a big staple in NXT at the time. The storyline and what went on, how we meshed together, but we’re all so different. That would be kind of a cool way to get back and get the girls back in the groove as well. I know they’ve been on TV and they are amazing women. We had something so great going on at the time and the fans loved it. I think that would be good, or something not expected because that is the expected situation. I haven’t sat and thought about it too much. It would have to be something juicy."Mandy Sacs on Busted Open

Mandy has not wrestled since since dropping the NXT Women's Championship to Roxanne Perez in December of 2022. She was released from the company not long after, in large part due to her content creation on FanTime.

Sacs recently revealed that she currently makes 10 times what she did when she wrestled for WWE.