WWE Evolution Results: Naomi Stuns with Cash-In, Becky Retains, and Vaquer Shines at Star-Studded Event
State Farm Arena erupted Saturday night as WWE Evolution 2025 delivered a pulse-pounding showcase of women’s wrestling. Five championship bouts, a surprise heel turn, and one breathtaking cash-in turned the all-women’s pay-per-view into a night that’ll be talked about for years.
Let’s break it all down.
“Becky Lynch vultured the victory.”
The triple threat for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship set the tone early. Becky Lynch walked in confident, but she had two major threats in Bayley and rising star Lyra Valkyria. The trio danced a frantic chess game, with each superstar constantly adjusting to the others’ next move.
Lyra had standout moments—fluid, intense, always pushing forward. But Becky, true to her wily nature, struck when it mattered most. The Man didn’t dominate. She strategised. She seized the chaos after Valkyria’s efforts and walked out champion.
Grade: B+
Jacy Jayne Steals the show
It wasn’t just Jordynne Grace vs. Jacy Jayne for the NXT Women’s Title. It was Grace vs. betrayal. Blake Monroe, who cornered Grace, appeared to neutralise outside interference—until the accidental shot to Grace with the title belt told another story.
“Jacy Jayne is the ‘most beatable NXT women’s champion in history,’” said Michael Cole. But after Monroe’s shocking heel turn, Jayne escaped with the gold again.
Grade: B
Judgment Day
Six teams. One title. Countless moving parts.
The WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles were on the line in a match that saw everything from surprise chemistry between Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, to brutal power moves from Raquel Rodriguez. Charlotte absorbed some jeers on her way in but turned the mood with a fiery comeback.
Still, it was Raquel who sealed the win for Judgment Day with a thunderous Tejana Bomb. Fast-paced, messy, and entertaining.
Grade: B+
Tiffany Stratton Bests a Legend
She may be blonde and bubbly, but Tiffany Stratton came in ready to throw hands.
The crowd still had all the love for Trish Stratus, who delivered her signature spots with style. Stratton, however, hit a Swanton, a Stratusphere, and finally ended the bout with an Alabama Slam and PME combo.
She didn’t just win. She earned it.
Grade: B+
Jade Cargill Defeats Naomi in Brutal Brawl
Weapons. Tables. Top-rope carnage.
Cargill vs. Naomi was personal, chaotic, and beautifully violent. Naomi had the early edge, smashing Jade through a table. But Jade’s top-rope Jaded through another table turned the tide and stole the show. Bianca Belair’s presence at ringside added emotional depth.
Post-match, Belair raised Cargill’s hand—reluctantly. The respect was there, but the tension was real.
Grade: A-
“Stephanie Vaquer—Winner” of the Battle Royal
Twenty women, no surprises, but loads of excitement.
The WWE Women’s Battle Royal wasn’t about shock returns. It was about solid storytelling and rising talent. Nikki Bella, Piper Niven, and Giulia got big reactions. Nia Jax looked dominant. But Stephanie Vaquer outlasted them all.
She eliminated Lash Legend with a brutal Devil’s Kiss to secure the win. The pop was huge. Her post-match promo? Superstar-level.
Grade: A
Naomi’s Cash-In Shakes the World Title Scene
Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky brought the house down in the main event. Fast-paced, hard-hitting, and deeply respectful—until chaos set in.
Iyo Sky nailed a Spanish Fly from the top rope just before Naomi’s music hit. The crowd exploded. She cashed in her Money in the Bank briefcase and converted the match into a Triple Threat.
One Split-Legged Moonsault later and Naomi stood atop the women’s division as WWE Women’s World Champion.
“I’m melting.” One of the most unexpected and satisfying finishes in recent memory.
Grade: A+
- Venue: State Farm Arena, Atlanta, Georgia
- Tickets Distributed: 8,351
- Tickets Available: 48
WWE Evolution 2025 proved the women’s division isn’t just keeping up—it’s leading the charge. Surprises, storytelling, and spotlight-stealing performances made this a night to remember. From Stephanie Vaquer’s breakout to Naomi’s incredible cash-in, Evolution delivered everything a wrestling fan could ask for.
And then some.
