Valerie Loureda has smouldered in her sexy ring gear as the former Bellator babe makes her WWE television debut.
The 24-year-old wrestler is set to appear in Friday night’s episode of WWE NXT Level Up after filming her first television match earlier this week. Loureda has been competing for WWE NXT since November after signing with the company in June last year and training full-time at the WWE performance centre since the month after.
Ahead of the match being aired, Loureda tweeted a snap of herself smouldering towards the crowd from the edge of the ring during her fight.
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Stunning in a skimpy pink and blue outfit as she held onto the ropes, Loureda wrote: “I did it. Lola Vice.” The Cuban-American wrestler competes in WWE NXT under the name Lola Vice.
Her tweet comes after she had previously teased her television debut for the promotion at the weekend as she shared a selfie of herself in her wrestling gear.
Loureda accompanied the selfie with the caption: “See you there @WWENXT LIVE,” along with a kiss emoji. Her sexy snap left her fans drooling as she continues to tease her followers with her social media content.
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Her move to professional wrestling came after a short-lived but impressive mixed martial arts career, which saw Loureda go 4-1 with Bellator between 2019 and 2021.
Discussing her move from MMA to pro wrestling, Loureda told MMA Fighting in December: “I have now become the first Cuban-American woman and I am now a WWE superstar.
“I’m really excited, and I’ve dedicated my whole life to martial arts, and everything has come to this moment. And this is my opportunity to showcase my culture and entertain the world.
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“I’m emotional because I’ve worked really hard in my whole life. I’ve had a very hard upbringing, and every day, I’ve always just believed in myself, and trained hard hoping to make it to the next step and just chasing a dream that I’ve had in my heart since I was a baby.
“(Bellator) gave me an opportunity to brand myself and build this platform and just be me. Now, I’m making this transition, and my mind has shifted, but I know what I’m going to do in the WWE. I love fighting, but this is my time.”
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