5 biggest questions from WWE RAW, NXT, and SmackDown

#3 Why did WWE break up another women’s tag team on the main roster?

Morning #NxtUniverse ! Thanks for alllll the love! #stilltrending 💖😘 @WWENXT pic.twitter.com/pmIjO7NX1Q

— Mandy (@WWE_MandyRose) July 14, 2021

Over the past couple of years, a few big names have made their way back to WWE NXT. Ember Moon, Finn Balor, and Samoa Joe are among the top superstars who performed on the main roster before heading back to NXT.

This week on NXT, another WWE Superstar made their way back to the Black & Gold brand. This time, Mandy Rose moved from WWE RAW to NXT to try something different on the brand.

While it’s good to see certain superstars make a move to other brands, why did WWE decide to break the budding tag team on RAW? The main roster is already deprived of quality women’s tag teams. Shotzi Blackheart and Tegan Nox’s recent move from NXT to WWE SmackDown was seen as a positive move.

.@NatbyNature and @TaminaSnuka engage in another alternation with @DanaBrookeWWE and @WWE_MandyRose. pic.twitter.com/CLOnbC0Cps

— WWE (@WWE) July 13, 2021

However, WWE has broken the partnership between Mandy Rose and Dana Brooke on the main roster. It looked like the two superstars could get in contention for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships soon, but the company seems to have other plans.

Was it a good move to break a budding tag team on RAW? And will Rose end up winning a title on NXT this time around? One will have to wait and see how things work out for The Golden Goddess in the months to come.