​AEW news: Mandy Rose open to joining promotion after controversial WWE exit in 2022 appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.A few years ago, in 2022, Mandy Rose was controversially released from her WWE contract. On the Dec. 13, 2022 episode of WWE NXT, Rose lost her NXT Women’s Championship to Roxxane Perez. However, the very next day, she was released from her WWE contract due to her exclusive FanTime content.While over the years several speculations have taken place regarding her potential WWE return, she has now finally addressed the chances of her in-ring comeback. A new mother, Rose recently appeared on TMZ’s Inside The Ring, where she noted that she would consider an opportunity with AEW, TNA, WWE, or any other promotion.“I would take any call, whether it was AEW, WWE, TNA; it doesn’t matter where it’s from. I would always take the call. What would be different would be the conversation I have with whichever company it would be, because it would be about the Mandy Rose today and it wouldn’t be about the Mandy Rose 5 years ago. And I think that’s what’s so important because I’ve grown.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)“I’ve been very successful these past few years, especially being out of WWE. And I think I’m in a different headspace and I’m in a different mindset of what I want to do and how I want to portray the rest of my career, and also what I want to do to my body,” Rose added.The former WWE NXT Women’s Champion further noted that she would also be open to a managerial role but isn’t “opposed to maybe getting back in the ring one day.” Rose claimed that she is still young and has taken care of herself well, which is why she cannot brush aside the chances of her comeback.As of now, there are no confirmed updates or reports about Rose getting back into professional wrestling or joining any pro-wrestling promotion.Related: Fans concerned as ex-WWE star Keith Lee’s latest image surfaces: ‘Definitely a cult’Related: Ex-WWE, AEW star starts $25K GoFundMe ahead of surgery for torn ACL injury