WWE star Asuka expressed she has been “feeling in danger” recently when it comes to interactions with fans. The four-time women’s world champion in WWE sent out a series of posts to her ...

Asuka has since issued a follow-up statement to her competitors and fans, courtesy of X. "I wasn't gone. I was holding power inside," she wrote alongside a photo of herself in full-face makeup.

Asuka said that she had been feeling in danger, and WWE and TKO are taking action to protect her. On January 29th, Asuka wrote that she had been feeling in danger recently, and she had consulted ...

Asuka has been out of action since knee surgery last year. There’s no public timetable for her return, but rumors said WWE had started discussing creative plans for her again.

Asuka, fresh off her return from a knee injury that had her on the shelf for over a year, is headed to the Queen of the Ring final at Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia after defeating Alexa Bliss ...

Asuka’s been sidelined since last May following knee surgery. Prior to this there was a report that WWE’s begun discussing plans for her return, but that’s obviously not important as long as ...

Asuka qualified for the semi-finals of the Queen of the Ring tournament during "WWE Raw." The "Empress of Tomorrow" returned to the ring for the first time since May last year, battling Stephanie ...

They called wrestler Mickie James one of the best, citing a match between her and Asuka in 2016 at NXT TakeOver: Toronto as an example. Asuka saw this and replied, “This was a really great match.” ...

Just like that, the returning Asuka won two tournament matches this week and now moves on to Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia, where she awaits the winner of Jade Cargill vs. Roxanne Perez.

Asuka, real name Kanako Urai, was born in Osaka, Japan. As "Kana," she wrestled 11 years in the notoriously tough Japanese joshi puroresu ("women's wrestling") scene.