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Sareee Announces She Has Signed With WWE, Moving to US Next Month
– During today’s World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana event, Japanese women’s wrestler, Sareee, announced that she has signed with WWE (via Yahoo! Japan). She will be moving to the United States to begin her WWE career starting next month. You can check out some photo of Sareee making the announcement at the Shinkiba event earlier today below.
Sareee is 23 years old. She made her wrestling debut back in 2011. She’s competed and held titles in such organizations as World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana, JWP Joshi Puroresu, and Sendai Girls’ Pro Wrestling. She reportedly made the following statement on her contract signing (via translation):
“The contract with WWE has been completed, but I’ve told many people that I really wrestle Japanese women’s wrestling and that Japanese women’s wrestling is the best. I’ll prove it. I’ll do my best so please support me! I will travel to the United States after March. Asuka and Kairi Sane play an active part in WWE, and their popularity with Japanese female wrestlers is increasing.”
Also, she wrote in a statement on her own Twitter account (via translation): “I decided to think about doing professional wrestling abroad outside of Japan. And WWE joining has been decided. I am relieved to be able to properly report to everyone. Spreading Japanese women’s professional wrestling, Aiming for the top of WWE, Aim for the pinnacle of women’s professional wrestling. I will fight over my life. #wwe#Sareee”
【超速報】2.22 #ディアナ 新木場#Sareee WWEと契約‼️‼️ pic.twitter.com/RJIt2xTX8T
— 白姫まさ (@martybear44) February 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/VUK19840721/status/1231193350889299969
日本を離れて海外でプロレスをすることを沢山考えて考えて決断しました。
そしてWWE入団が決定致しました。
皆様にきちんとご報告することができて安心してます。
日本の女子プロレスを広め、
WWEのトップを目指して、
女子プロレス界の頂点を目指します。人生かけて戦ってきます。#wwe #Sareee pic.twitter.com/CSNpHyABDr
— Sareee (@Sareee_official) February 22, 2020
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