Axed WWE star Mandy Rose stuns fans as she works up a ‘good sweat’ in the gym in tiny sports bra
MANDY ROSE left fans stunned as she worked up “a good sweat” in the gym in a tiny sports bra.
The beautiful 32-year-old, real name Amanda Saccomanno, hit the headlines in December when WWE released her due to content posted on her FanTime account – which is similar to OnlyFans.
That was after she dropped the NXT Women’s Championship – which she had held for 413 days – to Roxanne Perez that same week.
WWE bosses allegedly felt they were “put in a tough position” with some of the content on her FanTime page.
And the material was understood to have been “outside of the parameters” of her contract in the eyes of the company.
However, that now leaves Rose free to post whatever she pleases on FanTime and she is already capitalising on her WWE exit.
Her agent Malki Kawa had claimed that the wrestling star had made $500,000 within the first week of her getting fired.
Then an official FanTime post on Instagram claimed she DOUBLED that figure by the end of December to hit the one million mark.
However, it is not only her paid fans that she aims to please as she regularly sends her followers into frenzy with her bikini snaps on Instagram.
And she has just produced the goods again after sharing a clip of herself during a Peloton workout on the bike as she continues to keep in top physical shape.
Angling the phone to show her face and upper body, which was covered by a grey sports bra, she said: “Day number four, in a row, on the Peloton. Fastest 45 minutes – such a good sweat.”
The clip follows her recent photos showing her in a skin-tight dress that led to a flood of love from her 3.5m followers.
One fan commented: “Absolutely gorgeous and so stunning baby thanks you just knocked off my jaw and now I got to find it it felt behind my couch.”
Another wrote: “Most gorgeous woman on the planet!”
While a fellow follower said: “Absolutely gorgeous.”
Rose, who is engaged to pro wrestler Tino Sabbatelli, charges £33-a-month for fans to access the content.
She was signed by WWE in 2015 after competing on reality show Tough Enough and joined their NXT division.
In November she moved up to the main roster and remained there until her return to NXT in July 2021.