Cris Cyborg, Aleister Black, and Many React to Suicide of Hana Kimura

In what has already been an extremely sad and tragic week for the wrestling world, now Japanese pro-wrestling star Hana Kimura has passed away. The Stardom promotion in Japan had signed the 22-year-old and she was a cast member on Netflix’s Terrace House. This is indeed a somber day for fans and members of the sport all over the world.

Hana Kimura, a victim of online bullying?

The Terrace House showcased her young and bubbly personality. In short, the Netflix series was essentially a reality show where the cast members were put together into a house in Tokyo.

The show brought out genuine and intimate emotions within all of its cast members, especially Hana.

Even though the show had stopped filming due to the pandemic, the hate never ceased flowing. Viewers of the show posted cruel and insensitive messages aimed at Hana, which may have contributed to her bad mental state.

Hana uploaded pictures of self-harm on her social media. Eventually, she posted her suicide note. “I love you, have a long, happy life. I’m sorry,” Hana stated, before taking her own life. 

The shocking news forced many to look at the dark state of the Internet. Basically, this incident highlights how young impressionable stars can be affected by hateful bullying.

Condolences from all parts of the internet

Condolences came in from all parts of the pro wrestling world.

Hana’s promotion was the first to put out a statement regarding her tragic death.

Hana’s personality had touched a lot of people, many of whom expressed their shock.

Friends and family all sent their wishes and condolences.

WWE Superstar Aleister Black also chimed in with his thoughts.

UFC Fighter Cris Cyborg was also touched.

All in all, this tragedy has left the wrestling world in shock. We must all remember the consequences of our words, and the effect it can have on people.

Rest in peace, Hana Kimura!