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Will Asuka KEEP her Championship

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After what transpired  On the May 3 NXT, Asuka interfered in a number one contender's battle royal by attacking Ember Moon, Nikki Cross and Ruby Riot, the last three competitors, while stating that "no one was ready" for her, causing the match to be ruled a no contest. Afterward, it was announced that Asuka would next defend the NXT Women's Championship in a four-way match against Moon, Cross and Riot at NXT TakeOver: Chicago. Will this be the end of Asuka's reign? And if so who will be the next champion? Ember Moon? Ruby Riot? or will SAni†Y's own  Nikki Cross?  Personally, I think that Asuka will still be the champion. I think that when they bring her up to main she will simply vacate the championship and to me, that is the only way I see someone else taking the title from her. It's all about timing and the timing just isn't right they could have done more with Nikki Cross but they backed out and ended up doing nothing with Nikki and Asuka. Ruby Riot is another good contender and I think maybe is she was brought in a couple months ago she would have been perfect but she wasn't and though I think she would be a wonderful champion along with both Ember Moon and Nikki Cross I don't see the title going anywhere until Asuka is brought to the main roster and only then.Now I'm just waiting for this matchup to see what is going to go down at this Takeover.
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