Since her 2022 WWE release over spicy content, Mandy Rose has thrived outside of wrestling, apparently earning 10 times her old salary through OnlyFans and other projects. And now, in a recent Prince St. Pizza podcast interview, the former NXT Women’s Champion called her WWE departure “the end of my career” and noted she went out “on top.” This seemingly confirms he has no intention of wrestling again, especially after adding, “I don’t want to be 50 years old and can’t get out of bed.”
“It was the end of my career, which is kind of like, you know, I kind of like went out on top, which I always wanted to, but I didn’t suspect that my career was ending. It was just something that happened, and it ended, but like I said, I was grateful that I had that run because it really like increased my equity in the company like 10 fold … Like, listen, I love it. I’m grateful for but personally, I don’t want to be, like, 50 years old, and I can’t get out of bed. Like, I just that’s not what I want. Like, I want to be healthy.” – Mandy Rose
35-year-old Mandy Rose has periodically teased the possibility of an in-ring return over the past several years, even openly discussing a fantasy dream match against the legendary Trish Stratus. However, persistent back issues that have plagued her since her active WWE days, combined with the financial security she’s built through successful business ventures, make retirement the most sensible and realistic path forward. This decision feels especially justified when you consider the extraordinarily high athletic and technical standards that define women’s wrestling in 2026, where the in-ring product continues to evolve.
