Following last night’s all-women WWE Evolution 2 Premium Live event, the internal feedback within WWE was overwhelmingly positive. A report from Fightful Select reveals how the event was perceived behind the scenes.
Sources inside WWE described the third Evolution event in history as “a great success.” While many believe this won’t be the last Evolution event, there is currently no date scheduled for a future show.
The event showcased several high-profile matches and key moments. Becky Lynch defended the Women’s Intercontinental Championship against Bailey and Lyla Valkyria, and women’s champion Tiffany Stratton defeated WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus. The night ended with a surprising main event in which Naomi Cash cashed in her Money in the Bank contract during the match between Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley, capturing the women’s world championship. Stephanie Verker also won the Battle Royale, earning a future title shot at the upcoming event in Paris.
WWE’s top content officer, Triple H, echoed the positive sentiment in a post-show press conference. While he didn’t commit to Evolution becoming an annual event, he noted that if fans demand it, WWE would “definitely go down that path again.” He called the show “an epic WWE production” and applauded the ongoing development of the women’s division.
Fan Take: This strong internal and external response highlights the growing respect and excitement around women’s wrestling in WWE. For fans, it signals a promising future where women’s events could become as regular and celebrated as the company’s biggest shows, pushing the sport into a new era of inclusivity and star power.
