“That’s Horrible”, “Punish Them”: Fans Upset as Asuka Drops a Disturbing Real-Life Update Just Days Ahead of SummerSlam 2023

Online phishing is a common problem for all celebrities and WWE superstars are no exception. The latest instance to back up this stance is WWE Women’s Champion Asuka’s present challenge to survive in her virtual world.

The Japanese superstar is riding waves in her current WWE run and looks to be all locked and loaded to retain her coveted Women’s Championship title at the upcoming SummerSlam PLE. However, the 41-year-old is going through a rough patch in terms of the tottering safety of her verified Twitter account.

Asuka concerned about her Twitter account as SummerSlam approaches

Being a current sensation in the promotion, Asuka’s SummerSlam involvement was one of the major points of fans’ concern until WWE sealed the deal in a recent week of SmackDown. Asuka’s daredevil title fight against Charlotte Flair and Bianca Belair saw enough controversies. Therefore, it led to the official announcement of a triple threat showdown on Aug 5, at Ford Field.

However, before lacing up boots for the big fight, The Empress of Tomorrow unleashed his savage side to deal with a group of intruders who have tried hacking her Twitter account multiple times.

Asuka’s stern warning to the culprits met with fans’ steady validation.

Stardom comes at the price of a privacy compromise for most of the popular faces. There were many big names who faced similar issues like her in the past, including current WWE Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins.

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He, too, chose to call the hackers out, but not as aggressively as Asuka did in her latest Twitter post.

Fans rushed to pacify an enraged Asuka after some hackers put her patience to the test

The SmackDown superstar sent a spine-chilling warning to whoever dared to do this trick to her. A dejected fanbase had her back in the threads. One user felt genuinely sorry for the harassment Asuka had to bear and promised to report those cybercriminals.

A few fans pumped the wrestler up to punish the hacker with her deadly in-ring moves.

Some referred to Asuka’s spectacular in-ring entrance music to spook the offender.

Both WWE and the current Women’s Champion told us, ‘Nobody is ready for Asuka’. Capitalizing on that note, fans believe even the hacker isn’t ready to face Asuka.

Be it Charlotte Flair slyly managing to escape Asuka’s mystical mist, or the latter’s creepy attack on the former SmackDown Women’s Champion, every bit of the recently rekindled rivalry between the two irreplaceable figures of WWE women’s division is outright dangerous. Given the two of them stepping into the big fight at SummerSlam, the entire WWE Universe has their eyes fixed on them. Therefore, connecting Asuka’s social media harassment to this rivalry angle, one fan made an interesting comment.

Thanks to the most sensible fan who finally came up with a legit solution to the problem.

Now, we need to see how Asuka deals with this common yet disgusting issue on her own before dealing with Charlotte Flair and Bianca Belair at the SummerSlam stage.

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