Fans Attack WWE's Valerie Loureda In Comments Of Raunchy Video

Valerie Loureda is best known for her time as an MMA fighter, however, signed a contract with WWE, ending her time in MMA.

The 23-year-old just posted a video, showing off her WWE outfit, which has received some backlash from fans.

Valerie Loureda posted a Instagram Reel showing off her WWE outfit, which consists of a blue and pink print, complete with rhinestones. The booty shorts are pretty much a thong as the WWE star flaunts her bottom to the camera as she poses for photos.

"Lola Vice the first Cuban American woman in @wwe history? #WWE #NXT #MIAMIVICE," Loureda captioned the video.

Fans are clearly not happy about Loureda joining the WWE as one Instagram user commented, "Sorry but nobody cares about WWE anymore."

"Bet u liked mma better," another wrote.

Some are attacked Loureda for saying she is the first "Cuban American Woman" as one fan commented, "Born in Florida. Why suddenly Cuban? American you are."

"Thats the only thing she gonna be proud of first cuban american bs win a fight," another wrote.

While most of the comments were attacking Loureda, there were some who came to support the WWE star.

Natalie Negrotti, another WWE star, commented, "YASSES QUEEN," while Austin Mahone posted three fire emojis, "???."

One Instagram user wrote, "We must stay focused brothers."

Earlier this year, the Miss MMA model announced she has signed a contract with WWE, ending her time in MMA.

“I have now become the first Cuban-American woman and I am now a WWE superstar," Loureda told MMA's Ariel Helwani, "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.”

“I’m emotional because I’ve worked really hard in my whole life," the 23-year-old fighter continued to say, holding back tears, "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.”

Valerie Loureda wanted to thank the Bellator executives for believing in her, saying, “Scott Coker and Mike Kogan, Rich Chou, they believed in me when I was 19 years old. My first professional fight was without shinguards at the Mohegan Sun. opening a main card. They gave me an opportunity opening a main card. They 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.”

The 23-year-old concluded with, “I love fighting, but this is my time.”