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IYO SKY said she and Asuka will always be family. She then bid farewell to her former Damage CTRL teammate in a heartbreaking moment. Following the segment, The Empress of Tomorrow shared a cryptic post on X.
Asuka posted a picture of a suitcase with her wrestling gear, props, and masks. This led fans to speculate about the former Women’s Champion’s future in the business.
You can view her post below.
Following WrestleMania 42, Asuka’s former Kabuki Warriors teammate, Kairi Sane, was shockingly released from the company. The Empress of Tomorrow and The Pirate Princess were involved in a major storyline with IYO SKY before the unfortunate development.
Major Potential Update on Asuka’s WWE Future
Asuka’s WWE future remains uncertain after she bid goodbye to Monday Night RAW this week. There is no telling whether she will lace up her wrestling boots again.
A recent report by PWInsider indicated that The Empress of Tomorrow was set to return to Japan for an extended period to attend to a family matter. Later, Fightful reported that the legend was taking time off. Meanwhile, rumors have been circulating that the 44-year-old could be “semi-retired.”
The former Women’s Champion signed with the Stamford-based company in 2015 and embarked on a lengthy undefeated run. Over the years, she defeated fellow icons such as Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Bayley, and Rhea Ripley. She also captured many titles, including the NXT Women’s, Women’s Tag Team, and WWE Women’s Championships.
After she walked away from the sports entertainment juggernaut, Asuka received positive messages from many of her colleagues. IYO SKY, Big E, Danhausen, and AJ Styles shared warm wishes with the legend.
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