The former WWE star Batista is very popular for his well built physique and was a dominant force inside the squared circle.
Batista is amused with Asuka’s Twitter post
He recently reacted to a social media post made by WWE star Asuka, who often posts face swap images on her Instagram and Twitter accounts.
She recently took to her Twitter account on Sunday to share a photoshopped image of her face attached to the body of ‘The Animal’. The caption to the picture read: “This is real.”
The social media post caught Batista’s eye and he seemed to get a bit bewildered. The former.WWE Champion responded to the Tweet saying: “I need to process this for awhile!
Batista later on said that he had finished processing the image and gave Asuka permission to use his body.
You can check out the Tweet below:
It is not unknown that Batista is a fan of Asuka and he had previously raised question to WWE for their booking decisions after The Empress of Tomorrow lost a non-title match to Rhea Ripley last month.
Back in May last year, The Animal had called Asuka his hero after Becky Lynch relinquished the RAW Women’s Title to her.
Asuka was recently involved in a feud with Rhea Ripley and Charlotte Flair on the road to WrestleMania Backlash back in May.
Asuka has had a fine main roster run and her amazing undefeated streak had come to an end at WrestleMania 34 where she lost the SmackDown Women’s title match to Charlotte Flair.
When The Queen made her return at TLC last year, she had teamed up with her to capture the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships but their run as champions ended when they lost to the team of Shayna Baszler and Nia Jax.
Her run as the RAW Women’s Champion in 2020-21 was also not impressive and WWE was blamed for booking decisions. She dropped the title to up and coming star, Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 37 pay-per-view.
Asuka waa involved in the Triple Threat match against Charlotte Flair and WWE Raw Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania Backlash but was unable to reclaim the title as ‘The Nightmare’ successfully defended her championship gold.