Former WWE Women's Champion Asuka is among the most gifted in-ring performers in the world of professional wrestling.

Ivy Nile talks about dream opponents. She named Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, and Asuka among those she would like to face one ...

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 was in full control throughout the match, dominating her opponents both in and out of the ring. Despite it being her first match in over a year, she showed no signs of ring rust. The former ...

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 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 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 spoke on the issues she's been dealing with on X (formerly known as Twitter), and she's sending a not-so-subtle message to anyone getting a little too familiar with her in public.

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.