Big splash as Superstars arrive
Val Venis gets power between his legs.
TIJUANA, Mexico – Our fans in Mexico welcomed Raw Superstars with a party in the streets of Tijuana. Hours before the first show of the tour, people lined the road to catch a glimpse of their favorite sports-entertainment role models.
“I stepped off the bus into a sea of people. Luckily, I’m not claustrophobic,” said Maria. “Once I finally made my way through our fans, I heard this little voice screaming my name. I had no idea where it was coming from. Then I turned and saw a pair of eyes and fingers poking through the gate. It was so cute.”
Maria said that while she loves our fans in America, there is a different level of excitement from audiences in Mexico and other international tour venues since they are not used to having such access to WWE.
“I love it,” Bobby Lashley said with a smile. “They made all of us feel at home as soon as we got there.”
Lashley could barely move through the packs of autograph hunters and people wanting to shake his hand.
“It was a mob scene, so I took it upon myself to gain a little control,” said Val Venis.
Venis met up with an officer who was policing the setting and after using some of his patented smooth talking, he was cruising the streets of Tijuana on her motorcycle.
“I was a natural on that thing. No one knew what hit them.”
Watch out, Mexico. Val Venis is on the loose.