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Hello there, my very good friends, on today's wrestling news, we're going to cover

everything you need to know about Mandy Rose being released by WWE.

Chris Jericho suffers the upset of the decade on last night's Dynamite.

It's got a big update on AEW's backstage morale, now that Brawl Out is finally in the rear

of you. And the new Japan news we've all been waiting for. I'm Adam Wilborn.

I wish I came up with Brawl Out, show us that, that's really good.

And this is the news.

Alright, we're going to kick things off by talking about Mandy Rose. This was the story of last night.

I don't think anyone saw this coming. I was just absent-mindedly scrolling Twitter

after getting home from work and saw that they'd released Mandy Rose. And I was like,

is this some kind of typo? Like she's been kind of like the centerpiece of the NXT Women's

Division. 413 days, long run, long run, they built much of that division around there.

I thought it was just a mistake, but no, she's actually gone from WWE and details have started coming.

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