Bayley threatened to steal Otis away from Mandy Rose as revenge for the latter stealing her haircut, and Rose is not happy.

WWE doesn't often let rivalries bubble away so that they can culminate in a big match on a big stage. However, the pandemic has afforded it the opportunity to do that. An absence of in-house fans means there is no one there to demand certain things. On the surface, it sounds like Vince McMahon's dream scenario, aside from the loss in revenue via a lack of ticket sales, of course.

It's actually good for fans too. Wrestling angles aren't often afforded the chance to play out slowly and methodically. Seth Rollins and Rey Mysterio's issues have been going on for months, and Randy Orton's feud with Edge might well last more than a year. Granted, that's largely down to The Rated R Superstar's injury, but you get what we mean.

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Another rivalry that flew under the radar for a while was the one between Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville. WWE revived it two weeks ago by having Deville cut off a bunch of Rose's hair. That has led to the pair being booked in a hair versus hair match at SummerSlam, of course. However, it appears Rose has other problems.

SmackDown Women's Champion Bayley has threatened to steal her man, Otis. Bayley purposefully got a "soccer mom" haircut when she became a heel. The Role Model claims Rose has stolen her look, and in a video she posted on Twitter, threatened to retaliate by stealing something that belongs to Rose. Bayley then pans the camera to show Otis working out and squeezes his arm.

Rose has seen the video and needless to say, she's not happy. "GET YOUR HANDS OFF MY MAN" was her reply, accompanied by a handful of angry emojis. Rose should take comfort in Otis's insistence that she has nothing to worry about as the video cuts out. If only she'd had the chance to take on Bayley at SummerSlam. That honor will go to Asuka, who has the chance to become a double champion on August 23.

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