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#2: Got It Right: Asuka picks her poison
It may have taken longer than she expected, but at TLC, Asuka finally captured the SmackDown Women's Championship that she aimed for at WrestleMania 34.
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Defeating Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair in the first ever Women's TLC Match, the Japanese Sensation certainly impressed many fans, including Triple H.
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This week on SmackDown Live, The Game told Asuka that she would have to decide her next opponent, though the usual challengers emerged, Lynch, Flair, and Carmella, who also held the gold in 2018.
Whilst I would've liked to have seen some more variety, it's interesting that the Empress has been offered the chance to choose her opponents. This implied favouritism won't go down well with the women of team Blue, especially if Asuka picks someone with less in-ring skill, e.g. Lana.
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