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#2. Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose are best friends on and off-screen
Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose perform together on Friday Night SmackDown as Fire and Desire and have come up short a number of times throughout their career when they have pushed for the Women's Tag Team Championships.
Rose and Deville first met when they worked together on WWE Tough Enough when it returned for a special one-off series back in 2015 and was streamed on the WWE Network. Both Rose and Deville were signed to WWE after their appearances on the show and Rose was the runner-up behind women's winner Sara Lee.
Interestingly both winners have now been released from WWE and Deville and Rose remain the most successful former stars of the show. Velveteen Dream was also part of the show but known as Peter Clark at that time.
Deville and Rose became friends after meeting on the show and have been inseparable ever since, which could be why the two women have such good chemistry when they need to work together on WWE TV.
