State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, hosted the second-ever WWE Evolution Premium Live Event on July 13, 2025. The memorable show is in the history books. Evolution emanated from the same place as the Saturday Night’s Main Event around 24 hours ago. It was an all-women show and multiple WWE stars from the women’s division got to showcase themselves on a big stage. Female superstars from each brand — RAW, SmackDown, and NXT — competed at the event. Let’s find out WWE Evolution 2025 Results.
WWE Evolution Matches
- Becky Lynch (c) vs Bayley vs Lyra Valkyria – WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
- Jacy Jayne (c) vs Jordynne Grace – NXT Women’s Championship
- The Judgment Day (c) vs Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss vs The Kabuki Warriors vs Sol Ruca and Zaria – WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships
- Tiffany Stratton (c) vs Trish Stratus – WWE Women’s Championship
- Naomi vs Jade Cargill – No Holds Barred Match
- 20-Woman Evolution Battle Royal
- Iyo Sky (c) vs Rhea Ripley – Women’s World Championship
WWE Evolution 2025 Results
Becky Lynch (c) vs Bayley vs Lyra Valkyria – WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
The crowd was electric for the show opener. Bayley leveled Lyra with a forearm, knocking her out of the ring. Becky raised four fingers, a nod to the Four Horsewomen, before Bayley delivered a back suplex. All three women traded pin attempts. Lyra landed a crossbody on Lynch. Bayley delivered a big boot to Lyra’s face. Valkyria attempted a dive to the outside but got caught and slammed onto the commentary table by Lynch and Bayley.
Lynch hit a baseball slide on Bayley who responded with a dropkick. Lyra connected with a crossbody off the apron onto Bayley. Becky sent Valkyria into the steel steps and delivered a suplex to Bayley. As Lynch and Bayley attempted their finishers on each other, Vallkyria laid them out with a cross body. Lyra hit a fisherman’s buster on the champion, but Bayley cut her off with a flying elbow drop.
Bayley hit a sunset flip bomb on Lynch and an elbow drop on Lyra for a near fall. Becky interrupted Bayley on the top rope and delivered a superplex. Lynch applied the Dis-Arm-Her, but Bayley countered it with a Rose Plant. Valkyria jumped in with a leg drop off the top to break the count. Lynch landed a double DDT for a two-count. Bayley countered a Manhandle Slam with a Bayley-to-Belly, but Lyra again barely broke the pinfall.
Valkyria delivered a kick to Bayley and a NightWing to Becky for a close fall. Lyra attempted a spinning kick, but Bayley reversed it into a Rose Plant. Bayley covered but Lynch came in. The Man put The Role Model in a backslide and stole the win to retain her championship.
Winner: Becky Lynch
Grades: B
Analysis: It was a brilliant battle to kick-start WWE Evolution. The match looked incredible as the three competitors gave their all in the ring. Becky Lynch wisely achieved the victory here. She is headed to SummerSlam as the IC Champion and needs a fresh opponent. Bayley and Valkryia can settle their score at the Biggest Party of Summer.
Jacy Jayne (c) vs Jordynne Grace – NXT Women’s Championship
The bell rang and Jordynne wasted no time in hitting a German Suplex and a suicide dive. Jacy planted Grace with a swinging neckbreaker. Fallon Henley in the champion’s corner used a cheap shot while the referee was distracted. Grace delivered a spinebuster and a folding powerbomb for a close fall. The champion avoided the Vader Bomb and quickly responded with a draping neckbreaker for a two-count. The challenger got the momentum with a sunset flip. Jordynne delivered a modified fisherman’s suplex for a near fall.
From the top rope, Jacy landed a frankensteiner, followed by a running knee for another near fall. Fallon Henley grabbed the championship belt to give it to Jayne. Blake Monroe knocked her down at the ringside. In a shocking finish, Blake turned on Grace and nailed her with the championship belt. Jayne capitalized with the Rolling Encore for the victory. Monroe gave the championship to a confused Jacy Jayne.
Winner: Jacy Jayne
Grades: B-
Analysis: It was a good match with a chaotic ending. Blake Monroe turned heel and had her biggest feud on NXT. Jordynne Grace fell short in a championship match again and her quest continues. Jacy Jayne, who looked like a transitional champion, has retained the championship, against all the odds and WWE Evolution 2025 Predictions.
The Judgment Day (c) vs Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss vs The Kabuki Warriors vs Sol Ruca and Zaria – WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships
Kairi Sane and Roxanne Perez kicked things off. Perez slapped Kairi who responded with a leg-scissor takedown and a clothesline. The Kabuki Warriors took out Sol Ruca and Zaria from the apron before double-teaming Perez. Asuka delivered a hip attack to Perez. Raquel Rodriguez tagged in out of nowhere and cleared the apron of Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss. Bliss landed a double knee strike on Perez before slapping Raquel.
Zaria reversed Alexa’s DDT into a vertical suplex. Ruca tagged in and delivered a spinning slam to Bliss before eating a kick from the Goddess. Rodriguez and Perez asserted dominance for a while before Charlotte leaped off the top rope with a crossbody. Flair speared Perez for a two-count. Flair applied the Figure Four Leglock, but Rodriguez saved her tag partner. Asuka landed a top-rope dropkick on Raquel.
Zaria displayed her power with a double suplex to Asuka and Sane. Sol landed a handstand splash. Ruca hit a Sol Snatcher on Flair. Zaria lined up a spear on Bliss, but Flair yanked Bliss out of the way, and Zaria accidentally speared Sol Ruca instead. Raquel came in quickly and cleared the ring. Perez hit Pop Rocks on Flair on the outside. Rodriguez threw Bliss onto Kabuki Warriors and Zaria outside. In the ring, Raquel delivered the Tejana Bomb on Ruca for the victory.
Winners: Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez (The Judgment Day)
Grades: C
Analysis: It was a fine tag team fatal four-way match. Sol Ruca and Zaria were seen arguing at the ringside over that accidental spear. The Judgment Day secured the needed victory. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss worked well together. We need to see more of this tag team as they can bring a spark to the division.
Tiffany Stratton (c) vs Trish Stratus – WWE Women’s Championship
Tiffany Stratton landed a leg scissor, but Trish responded with an arm drag. Stratton delivered with a dropkick and a hip attack, followed by a snap suplex. Stratus hit a spinebuster and a tornado DDT for a two-count. Tiffany fought back with a backbreaker/suplex combo, then landed a swanton bomb from the top rope for a close fall.
Trish landed the Stratusfaction on a second attempt for a near fall. Stratus attempted a moonsault, but Tiffany got the knees up. Stratton landed an Alabama Slam and Prettiest Moonsault Ever for the win. Despite the loss, Stratus soaked in a thunderous ovation from the audience after the match.
Winner: Tiffany Stratton
Grades: C+
Analysis: It was a short but decent match. It was like a passing of the torch moment for the champion Tiffany Stratton. Stratus delivered a solid performance and her gesture in the end signals her departure from the ring for a while now. Tiffy retained her title and is all ready for the Storm arriving her way as she defends against Jade Cargill at SummerSlam.
Naomi vs Jade Cargill – No Holds Barred Match
Bianca Belair served as the special guest for this ruthless encounter. Naomi attacked Cargill on the entrance ramp and the match started in chaos. Jade caught her and threw her into the barricade and the steel steps. The weapons got involved early on as Naomi used a kendo stick and grabbed steel chairs, garbage cans, and a toolbox from under the ring. Naomi connected with a bulldog onto a steel chair. Cargill responded by hitting Naomi with a steel chain-wrapped punch.
Naomi dropkicked Jade into a monitor, causing sparks to fly at the commentary desk. Ms. Money In The Bank placed Cargill on a table and launched herself from the apron, causing the table to crash. Naomi placed a Jade on another table inside the ring and piled up a stack of chairs over her body. Naomi climbed to the second rope where Jade cracked her with the chair. Cargill approached Naomi on the middle rope and delivered Jaded through the table for the win.
Winner: Jade Cargill
Grades: B+
Analysis: It was an intense matchup with good use of the weapons. Jade Cargill has consistently improved in the ring in her matches against Naomi. Cargill has the momentum as she looks on to her SummerSlam match for the Women’s Championship.
20-Woman Evolution Battle Royal
The winner will get a world title opportunity at WWE Clash In Paris later this year. The participants included: Nikki Bella, Giulia, Piper Niven, Zelina Vega, Stephanie Vaquer, Chelsea Green, Izzy Dame, Alba Fyre, Nia Jax, B-Fab, Ivy Nile, Tatum Paxley, Lola Vice, Lash Legend, Candice LeRae, Michin, Natalya, Jaida Parker, Maxxine Dupri, and Kelani Jordan.
Highlights and Key Moments
- Nia Jax dominated early and eliminated Tatum Paxley and Izzi Dame.
- Kelani Jordan pulled up a Kofi Kingston and hand-walked back into the ring, creating a stunning moment.
- Giulia and Stephanie Vaquer faced off with brutal headbutts and suplexes.
- WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella showed a gutsy performance and eliminated multiple women before getting eliminated by NXT’s Lash Legend.
- Maxxine Dupri and Natalya created a brief moment when both delivered reverse caterpillars.
- Zelina Vega got her revenge on Giulia when she eliminated the US Champion after a fast-paced exchange on the apron.
- The final three were Nia Jax, Lash Legend and Stephanie Vaquer. Nia Jax was eliminated after a combined effort from Vaquer and Legend.
- Vaquer delivered a 619 followed by a Devil’s Kiss on the apron to eliminate Lash Legend. Stephanie McMahon came in for a short speech and to congratulate Vaquer after the match.
Winner: Stephanie Vaquer
Grades: B
Analysis: It was a significant win for the rising star. Stephanie Vaquer has been on a roll since her WWE debut, and she’s headed to Clash In Paris for the world title. The match was better than most of the battle royals, but it is hard to put it into words because of so much going on every second in every corner of the ring.
Iyo Sky (c) vs Rhea Ripley – Women’s World Championship
The crowd was totally into the match and the action started with headlocks and takedowns. Sky landed a dropkick that sent Rhea to the outside. Iyo charged for a suicide dive, but Ripley cut her off with a forearm. The champion didn’t stay down and delivered a beautiful Asai Moonsault from the apron. She nearly submitted Ripley with a crossface, but Ripley powered out. SKY dazzled with a 619 into a DDT on the apron and the crowd came unglued.
Ripley took control with a backbreaker and a slingshot suplex for a near fall. The Genius of the Sky responded with a flurry of moves including a satellite DDT, a facebuster, and a German Suplex for a two count. Sky landed a missile dropkick and a Bullet Train Attack. Ripley bounced back with a Razor’s Edge and a sit-out powerbomb for a near fall. Sky accidentally took out the referee.
Ripley immediately capitalized with a Riptide, but no official was there to count. The action spilled into the crowd where Sky landed a cross-body from the crates. Back at the ringside, Iyo delivered a powerbomb and sent Rhea back into the ring. The referee Jessika Carr was back in her senses as Sky landed an Over the Moonsault for a near fall. From the top rope, Iyo executed a Spanish Fly.
Naomi ran down the ramp with her briefcase and a referee. She cashed in her Money In The Bank contract and the match became a triple-threat encounter. Naomi smashed Iyo with the briefcase and sent Ripley into the ring post. Naomi, still showing the effects of her No Holds Barred match against Jade Cargill, climbed to the top rope. With the champion down, Naomi landed a split-legged moonsault for the victory.
Winner: Naomi (after a Cash-In).
Grades: A+
Analysis: It was an incredible main event to cap off WWE Evolution. Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley delivered a classic match. Ripley has never beaten Sky in a singles match and that stat remains unhinged. When everyone expected a cash-in at SummerSlam 2025, Naomi seized the perfect opportunity and became the new Women’s World Champion. It was a moment carved in the history books. Naomi’s hard work has paid off and we’re looking forward to a cautious reign ahead.
Final Word
Overall, it was a historic Evolution PLE which no doubt exceeded all expectations. With intense matches and an unforgettable main event, it surely surpassed the first edition of Evolution. WWE should do it more often as it provides all the women of WWE an opportunity to show their abilities. What is your favorite match and how surprised are you with WWE Evolution 2025 Results?
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