A major AEW name was abruptly removed from a major show because of some unfortunate issues. The individual provided a statement about the situation and was heartbroken that she was set to miss the show.
Miyu Yamashita is a major figure in Japan's Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling. However, she has also competed for several major promotions and on the independent circuit. Nearly two months ago, she made a brief appearance for the Jacksonville-based promotion, competing in an eliminator match against Toni Storm on AEW Dynamite.
GCW has just announced that the 30-year-old will miss their Take a Picture show. She was scheduled to compete alongside Billie Starkz against YDNP. The promotion noted that, despite meeting all the necessary requirements, the Missouri Athletic Commission did not clear her to compete due to her not having a Social Security number.
"Despite the fact that she has wrestled in Missouri multiple times, has all relevant & required documents and has a valid work visa, the Missouri Athletic Commision will not license Miyu Yamashita to wrestle today because she does not have a social security number. #GCWPicture."
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Miyu Yamashita took to X/Twitter to apologize to all her fans, mentioning how much she was looking forward to the match.
"I’m sorry I couldn’t wrestle today. I’m truly disappointed. I was really looking forward to the tag title match. Thank you to all the GCW fans who always support me. #GCWPicture," Miyu wrote.
Miyu Yamashita sends a hilarious message after an encounter with Toni Storm in AEW
After her match with the AEW Women's World Champion a few months ago, Miyu Yamashita had an interesting comment regarding a certain moment in the match.
At one point, Toni Storm found herself stuck on the corner of the ring. Yamashita took this chance to hit her with heavy strikes to her backside. The Japanese star took to X/Twitter after the match, and after praising Storm's backside, she noted that, despite this, she remained a striker, so she took the opportunity to launch several attacks on her.
"Sure, she had a nice a**! But that doesn't matter; I'm a STRIKER!" she wrote.
See her original post here.
AEW has consistently featured talent from across the industry, in addition to the signed wrestlers on their roster. This goes to show that it may not be Miyu Yamashita's last time competing on their shows.