The WWE Women's lineup is not happy with how Asuka was treated, whether it's

The majority of fans' responses to the last surprise of the WrestleMania main event saga – Charlotte Flair winning the women's title at SmackDown less than two weeks before competing for Ronda Rousey's Raw Belt Triple Threat with Becky Lynch – seems to include lamentations for the woman defeated by Flair on March 26 SmackDown LIVE.

Not only did Asuka lose, but she ended a title race with one exceptional moment (knock Lynch to Royal Rumble) that the WWE has never followed significantly. Let it come after weeks in which the empress of tomorrow took a step back not only on the scene of the title Raw, but also on the tensions between the possible challengers, Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose. Instead of heading to a singles match at WrestleMania, she probably has a place in the Women's Battle Royal, which has not yet been officially announced.

The fans were not the only ones to express their disappointment with how the first reign of Asuka's first main squad was booked. Some have kept it for kayfabe or have associated their support to the Japanese superstar with a wink at Charlotte's story as a stub entitled:

Others were stuck in the eyes and were celebrating Asuka herself:

Lana being Lana, she also had to clumsily inject her own mark into the procedure …

Others have come to the point:

The most revealing is perhaps the very quote of the queen. Flair came out of his television character to join the chorus of praise and thank the former champion for his honors:

None of which changes the way all of his title assisted by Ronda wins to TLC at last night fell. One of the people who did not complain is Asuka herself, who has always been an absolute professional (a woman who has been promoting and who has always seemed happy to do whatever she is continue to arrive). Even if it sounds a bit melancholy …

… and confused …

So, if you are upset by the way things have been written for the Empress, know that you are not alone.