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Asuka Is Set For A Different Kind Of Spotlight In Japan As Her WWE Wrestling Hiatus Continues

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NDTVAsuka Is Set For A Different Kind Of Spotlight In Japan As Her WWE Wrestling Hiatus Continues
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Asuka has announced a one-day police chief appointment in Osaka, Japan, during her WWE hiatus. The former women's champion has also confirmed she has not quit WWE, though she has yet to announce a date for her return to the ring.

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