Lola Vice is holding gold, and she knows it. The WWE star sent Instagram into a frenzy after posting a sun-drenched poolside snap from Miami, Florida, confidently declaring herself the “hottest champion ever.” And judging by the reaction in her comments section, fans weren’t about to argue.

In the sizzling photo, Vice posed in a barely-there emerald green bikini while draping her championship belt over her shoulder. The red-and-gold title popped dramatically against the bright blue sky and sparkling pool behind her, drawing in eyes immediately.

“Hottest champion ever,” she wrote, making it crystal clear she’s not just proud of the hardware, but she’s proud of the whole package. Fellow WWE stars quickly jumped into the comments to hype her up. Jaida Parker dropped heart-eyes and fire emojis, while Raquel Rodriguez chimed in with “Champion” followed by a flame emoji.

With over 85,000 likes and climbing, the snap proves Vice is just as dominant on social media as she is in the ring.

On February 7, during AAA on FOX in Santiago de Querétaro, Vice and Mr. Iguana were crowned the new AAA Mixed Tag Team Champions, but not without a little chaos shaking up the division first.

The titles were originally set to be defended by Ethan Page and Chelsea Green. However, plans quickly unraveled backstage when a FaceTime call revealed Green was stuck in a walking boot and medically unable to compete. With no time for a proper replacement, La Hiedra stepped in and joined Page on the fly.

But the last-minute shuffle worked in Vice and Iguana’s favor.

While Page and La Hiedra tried to find their rhythm, Vice and Iguana looked locked in from the opening bell. The duo dictated the pace, isolated their opponents, and capitalized on every opening.

The ending came quickly. After ringside chaos neutralized Page, Vice rolled up La Hiedra in the center of the ring for the three-count, officially ending Page and Green’s reign, without Green ever stepping inside the ropes.

And just like that, Vice walked out with championship gold.

Beyond the titles and viral bikini moments, Lola Vice has also made it clear that representation matters deeply to her. As WWE’s first-ever Cuban-American wrestler, Vice previously opened up about wanting to inspire the next generation, especially young Latina girls who may not see themselves reflected in the spotlight. Speaking about her journey, she emphasized authenticity over fitting into a mold.

“I want to give a young Latin woman like me who never really had opportunities and show that you could do this,” Vice said. “You could look different. You could have a natural body. You could speak Spanish. You could be bilingual. You could dance and also be a bada-s.”

Between capturing championship gold and embracing her identity unapologetically, Vice is proving her impact goes beyond the ropes.