Lola Vice

Born Valerie Loureda, Lola Vice grew up in Miami, Florida, in a Cuban-American family with a strong taekwondo background. Her father was a taekwondo master, and she earned a fourth-dan black belt in the discipline. She also became part of the United States Olympic taekwondo team before moving into mixed martial arts.

Her striking background became a central part of her wrestling identity. WWE highlights her work with American Top Team, her flyweight MMA experience, and techniques including spinning kicks, swift punches, and a spinning backfist.

Loureda made her professional MMA debut at Bellator 216 in February 2019, defeating Colby Fletcher by technical knockout. She followed that victory with a unanimous-decision win over Larkyn Dasch at Bellator 222 and a technical-knockout victory over Tara Graff at Bellator 243.

She lost to Hannah Guy by unanimous decision at Bellator 259 in May 2021, then closed her MMA career with a split-decision win over Taylor Turner at Bellator 271. Her professional record was four wins and one loss, including two victories by knockout or technical knockout. She competed in the women's flyweight division and trained with American Top Team.

Loureda attended a three-day WWE tryout during WrestleMania 38 weekend in March 2022 and signed with WWE later that year. She reported to the WWE Performance Center and adopted the ring name Lola Vice. Sara Amato was among the trainers associated with her WWE development. Vice made her in-ring debut in 2022 and began appearing on NXT in 2023.

Vice won the 2023 NXT Women's Breakout Tournament by defeating Kelani Jordan in the final. The victory gave her a contract for an NXT Women's Championship match at a time of her choosing. She used it during the title match between Lyra Valkyria and Roxanne Perez at Vengeance Day in February 2024, turning the bout into a triple threat, but Valkyria pinned her.

Vice later competed in NXT Underground matches against Natalya and Shayna Baszler and won a decisive match against Jaida Parker at NXT Deadline in December 2024. She defeated Jacy Jayne and Kendal Grey in a triple threat match at NXT Stand & Deliver in April 2026 to win the NXT Women's Championship. The victory made her the first Cuban-American woman to win an NXT Women's Championship. Her reign ended when Kendal Grey defeated her at NXT Great American Bash, after which Vice was unsuccessful in a rematch.

Vice began appearing for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide in 2025. At Worlds Collide, she teamed with Stephanie Vaquer to defeat Chik Tormenta and Dalys. She later formed a mixed-tag team with Mr. Iguana and defeated Ethan Page and La Hiedra to win the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship.

Vice and Mr. Iguana held the title until La Hiedra and Laredo Kid defeated them at Verano de Escándalo. Vice has also appeared as a playable character in the wrestling video games WWE 2K25 and WWE 2K26.