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#4: Mandy Rose wasn't a pro wrestling fan before she signed up for WWE Tough Enough
When Mandy Rose appeared on an episode of 'After The Bell' with Corey Graves, God's Greatest Creation revealed that she was encouraged by her trainer and her ex-boyfriend to pursue a career in WWE.
Mandy revealed that she didn't grow up watching pro wrestling, and she wasn't a lifelong fan of WWE, unlike many Superstars from the current generation. However, her ex-boyfriend was a huge WWE fan, and he was aware that the company was looking for new contestants for season six of Tough Enough.
Rose did some research to prepare for her Tough Enough audition, and she was initially skeptical about applying for the reality show as well. Still, Mandy Rose passed her audition and joined WWE's infamous reality show in 2015.
Interestingly, The Golden Goddess was about to be eliminated in episode six, but she was saved by The Miz, who was a judge during that season. Mandy made her way to the finale and became the runner-up of the sixth season of Tough Enough.
Despite finishing in second place, Mandy Rose made quite an impression on the company, and she eventually signed a developmental contract with WWE at the same time as Sonya Deville.
