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<\/p>\nMMA babe turned WWE minx Valerie Loureda had her fans \u2018wanting to be her jet ski\u2019 as she showed off her peachy bum in her latest Instagram snaps.<\/p>\n
Loureda, who goes by the stage name Lola Vice in WWE, owing to her Florida roots, is no stranger to flaunting her incredible body on social media and she once again left her fans drooling in the comments section.<\/p>\n
Posing on a jet ski in Miami as she celebrated her NXT Women\u2019s Breakout Tournament award, the local lass captioned the post: \u201cI do whatever I want, I get whatever I want #ViceCity\u201d. As she wore a sequinned pink bikini which left little to the imagination.<\/p>\n
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\u201cUr iconic\u201d, one fan commented, a second added: \u201cThat's what you call a star right there\u201d. A third said: \u201cI wish you could hold me like that break thru award\u201d, whilst a fourth simply wrote: \u201cI wanna be that jet ski\u201d.<\/p>\n
Loureda previously had an unbeaten record of 4-1-0 in MMA but swapped the cage for the ring at the end of last year. Despite her success in her first year after transitioning, she admitted it has been challenging as she learned a new psychology.<\/p>\n
What do you make of Loureda\u2019s first year in WWE? Let us know in the comments section.<\/i> <\/b><\/p>\n
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She said: \u201cPeople think because I come from a fighting background it\u2019s easier to transition to pro wrestling. That\u2019s false. It\u2019s way harder to have to pull than to learn how to give. That\u2019s why they\u2019re hiring so many young talented athletes because they can teach them the ways.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith me, I\u2019ve had to kind of erase the psychology and learn a new one. The first time I ever took a bump, I knew this career was for me. It\u2019s natural to me, I\u2019m good at it, I love the performance.<\/p>\n
\u201cWWE did a great job with me last year. They gave me a lot of repetition, a lot of matches, teaching me with the best coaches in the world. I know I haven\u2019t posted a lot, or I\u2019ve been low key, it\u2019s because I\u2019ve been really indulging myself in this experience because I want to be the best superstar ever in the history of this company.\u201d<\/p>\n