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#1 Mandy Rose/Sonya Deville
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Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville moved to the main roster as part of Paige’s Absolution faction in November 2017 and they have since established themselves as prominent members of the SmackDown Live women’s division.
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After losing over 10 consecutive matches each throughout 2018, tensions grew between the two women in November and it looked as though WWE was about to split them up. However, following a victory over Charlotte Flair and Asuka, the former Tough Enough contestants got back on track and became legitimate SmackDown Women’s Championship contenders earlier this year.
Many people predicted that Deville would challenge for the title first but the opportunity instead went to Rose, who failed to defeat Asuka at Fastlane due to a communication error with her best friend. Since then, the two have continued to have disagreements and it seemed like the Superstar Shake-Up would be the perfect platform for one member of the duo to move to Raw.
But now, after Lacey Evans, Naomi and Zelina Vega were confirmed as new members of the Raw women’s division, it looks like Rose and Deville will stay where they are.
