Another Major WWE Rule Overturned By New Management?

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It appears another major edict in WWE may have been overturned with Vince McMahon no longer in control of the company.

We’ve already seen previously banned words like “wrestling” and “belt” being unbanned, and names like Drew Gulak returning to Twitch after a rule was imposed that WWE stars were no longer allowed to stream on third-party platforms unless it was through a WWE channel.

It seems there’s another offshoot to that, as NXT Women’s Champion Mandy Rose has opened an exclusive content page via FanTime at MandyRoseSacs.com, where fans can pay a monthly subscription to see exclusive photos and content.

It’s unclear right now whether WWE has made an exception for Rose or whether this will be allowed for everyone, as she’s the first and only one so far to launch a page like this.

We also don’t know whether WWE has made an exception specifically for FanTime as a host, as opposed to other popular sites for these kinds of paid content pages such as OnlyFans and BrandArmy.

It’s also worth mentioning that both Scarlett and B-Fab, who were released by WWE last year and started their own OnlyFans pages post-WWE, are still running their pages even after returning in recent weeks.

Of course WWE is now led by co-CEOs Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan, Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque (Triple H), and company president Frank Riddick III, so it seems very possible they’ve decided to be less strict when it comes to these kinds of rules that were imposed by the Vince McMahon regime.

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