Former WWE wrestler Mandy Rose expecting first child
On social media today, former WWE wrestler Mandy Rose revealed some big life news.
Amanda Saccomanno announced that she and her husband Sabby Piscitelli — who also wrestled for WWE/NXT as Tino Sabbatelli — are expecting their first child. In the announcement, Saccomanno included video of the moment she and Piscitelli first found out they were going to become parents. She did not state when the expected due date is.
“God’s timing is always greater than our plans,” Saccomanno wrote. “The biggest blessing has been quietly growing behind the scenes.”
Saccomanno and Piscitelli have been married since November 2024. Neither is involved in the wrestling industry anymore, though — in the years since her 2022 firing from WWE — Saccomanno has not ruled out returning to wrestling down the line if the right opportunity were to come along. She was let go by WWE in 2022 due to adult-themed photos and videos she was posting on an Only Fans-like subscription service.
At the time WWE made the decision to release Saccomanno, she was the NXT Women’s Champion. Her last match was dropping the title to Roxanne Perez. Saccomanno broke into WWE through Tough Enough and had two NXT stints between her time on the main roster.
Piscitelli is a former NFL player who played safety for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
After their in-ring careers, Saccomanno and Piscitelli hosted a podcast called Power Alphas while Saccomanno has continued to have an Only Fans service.
Tiffany Stratton, CJ Perry (Lana), Tay Melo, Natalie Eva Marie, Tenille Dashwood (Emma), Indi Hartwell, Trish Stratus, and Danielle Moinet (Summer Rae) are among those who have responded to Saccomanno’s pregnancy announcement with well-wishes.
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