Four world champions, WWE SUPERSTAR ASUKA, felt that she was in danger recently and contacted the police about the interaction of fans who have made “romantic” progress.
Asuka, the real name, is a professional wrestler of URAI's Kanako, and when she sent several posts to her X account on Wednesday, she was photographed too far in her eyes. He has expressed his emotions.
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“I have been in danger recently,” she wrote in X. It happens, it scares me, so I can't respond. “
Aska kneels in Ayoskai during the Triple Threaten Female Championship Match in the WWE Fast Lane Pro Wrestling Event, a WWE Fast Lane Pro Wrestling Event, held on Saturday, October 7, 2023 at Gain Bridge Field House. (image)
ASUKA did not talk about a specific interaction with fans, but she has stated that her fans want to stop “romantic emotions for me.”
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“It's meaningless -100 % meaningless,” she wrote in another post.
“There is no possibility that others will interfere with my private life.”
Note that this is not the first time that the WWE Star has dealt with fans who are too far away from sports and brands.
ASUKA fights in Dickies Arena's money in a bank's money game. (Joe Camporeale-USA toDay Sports)
Star star, Sonya Devil, was absorbed in her drive from her home in South Carolina to Tampa Bay, Florida, where she lived. The man, Philip Thomas, carried a knife, zip tie, duct tape, and mace and invaded her house.
After the 2020 incident, Thomas was invited in 2023, and after being charged with a deteriorated stalker and armed robbery, a judicial transaction was attacked in a jail in 2023 in 15 years.
43 -year -old Asuka has not been struggling recently because he was injured in May 2024, when knee surgery was required.
Asuka of Wrestle Manian Night 2 at Sophie Stadium. (Joe Camporeale-USA toDay Sports)
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ASUKA is the longest NXT women's champion, and has won the bank's royal lamble and money in a career that began in 2015.
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