Lola Vice’s time on WWE RAW this week apparently came with a little extra help behind the scenes. After officially joining the red brand, Vice has now revealed that one of WWE’s biggest names was in her corner—and she’d have no problem making that relationship a permanent one.
While speaking on Busted Open Radio, Vice revealed that Paul Heyman gave her advice backstage during this week’s episode of RAW, something she clearly appreciated as she settles into life on the main roster.
“Yeah, I’ve looked for advice from a lot of people. Heyman actually helped me a lot this past Monday.”
That naturally led to the hosts asking whether she’d be interested in becoming the next Paul Heyman Girl. Vice didn’t hesitate, making it clear she would love to be a Paul Heyman Girl.
“An advocate? That would be iconic. I didn’t know he was watching me this week, but I really like that. We’ll see. It’s exciting. That would be iconic, and I’d really enjoy that. I think it would be something special.”
While the idea clearly excites her, Vice also made it clear she doesn’t feel like she needs Heyman to establish herself. If the opportunity ever comes along, though, she’s all in.
“I think there’s a way I can establish myself, but if that opportunity comes, I’d jump on it. I could do both. For now, I’m focused on winning Money in the Bank, and let’s see what happens after.”
The comments come just days after Vice officially signed with RAW, where she wasted no time getting into a confrontation with Roxanne Perez following her introduction by Adam Pearce. With Money in the Bank now her immediate focus, she’s already got plenty on her plate—but if a partnership with Paul Heyman ever becomes a possibility, it sounds like she won’t need much convincing.
Heyman has helped elevate some of the biggest stars in wrestling history. Could Lola Vice be the next name to join that list, or do you think she’s better off carving her own path on RAW? Let us know in the comments below.
This transcript was produced exclusively for Ringside News from the original recording. Republishing the transcription in full is prohibited. When using excerpts, provide prominent credit and a link to this article.
