Farewell to Asuka's Career

**Mr. Nerfect** · 08-23-2018, 06:34 AM

The thing is this was obviously always going to happen. It's why I was asking people why they were excited that Asuka was finally getting called up. How much of a beast can you look selling for Alexa Bliss? Which is the job on the main roster. You're on TV every week doing 50/50 matches that are supposed to fill time. That's something I hate about the nature of the beast, but that's the nature of the beast.

She will be a Women's Champion. Everyone gets to be a Women's Champion. She will be called "possibly the single-most dominant woman in WWE history" again. When that's the role they want her inserted into. Right now her job is to have good matches and lose the acts they want to win for the next few months. She was given the Rumble. She's a "history-maker." They will mention her every year for as long as it is convenient for them. She will be put into the Hall of Fame if she retires on good terms with them.

She's a part of the team. She's a cog in the machine. She knows what she signed up. They all do. They should, anyway. I just don't know how people saw even the foundations of her being presented as a monster in a roster where half the women aren't very good as possible, let alone probable. What did people think would happen when she got in the ring with Peyton Royce?

08-23-2018, 06:34 AM	#31
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	The thing is this was obviously always going to happen. It's why I was asking people why they were excited that Asuka was finally getting called up. How much of a beast can you look selling for Alexa Bliss? Which is the job on the main roster. You're on TV every week doing 50/50 matches that are supposed to fill time. That's something I hate about the nature of the beast, but that's the nature of the beast. She will be a Women's Champion. Everyone gets to be a Women's Champion. She will be called "possibly the single-most dominant woman in WWE history" again. When that's the role they want her inserted into. Right now her job is to have good matches and lose the acts they want to win for the next few months. She was given the Rumble. She's a "history-maker." They will mention her every year for as long as it is convenient for them. She will be put into the Hall of Fame if she retires on good terms with them. She's a part of the team. She's a cog in the machine. She knows what she signed up. They all do. They should, anyway. I just don't know how people saw even the foundations of her being presented as a monster in a roster where half the women aren't very good as possible, let alone probable. What did people think would happen when she got in the ring with Peyton Royce?