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Kanako Urai was born in Osaka, Japan and made her debut in NXT in 2015. She held the NXT women's championship for 510 days and topped the Pro Wrestling Illustrated' Female 50 list, becoming the first Japanese woman to do so.
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She was undefeated for 914 days, until her loss to Charlotte Flair at this year's Wrestlemania.
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No matter how her booking has been since she's made it to the main roster, she will be remembered forever is the first WWE Women's Royal Rumble.
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