Lola Vice Says She Got To ‘Party More’ During WrestleMania Week Without Match Pressure

Lola Vice made it clear that WrestleMania week felt very different this year, and one big reason stood out—she actually had time to enjoy herself.

During a red carpet interview appearance alongside Damian Priest, the NXT Women’s Champion was asked about the nonstop schedule that comes with WrestleMania season. While many WWE stars spend the week buried in preparation and appearances, Vice explained that her situation this year gave her rare freedom to loosen up and take in the celebration side of the biggest week in wrestling.

As the conversation turned to the packed WrestleMania schedule and all the surrounding events happening across the city, Vice explained that without the same match pressure weighing on her, she leaned into the experience and had more fun than usual.

“Well, Stand & Deliver we just had and usually we'd have this this year. So, this year I get to party more, have more fun. I've been at WWE Worlds, also AAA's doing something here. So, it's just really exciting and a cool event.”

That simple admission paints a very different picture of WrestleMania week compared to what fans usually imagine. Instead of grinding through final preparations or dealing with match anxiety, Vice spent time attending fan events, taking in appearances, and enjoying the energy surrounding WrestleMania festivities.

WrestleMania week is known for chaos, long days, and nonstop movement, but Lola Vice openly admitted she took advantage of the rare chance to relax and enjoy the moment—and even party along the way. For a champion still building her legacy, that kind of experience could make future WrestleMania weeks feel very different once the pressure ramps back up.

Do you think Lola Vice was right to enjoy WrestleMania week and party more when she had the chance, or should champions always stay focused like they’re heading into a major match? Drop your thoughts and join the discussion.

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