WWE Finally Reveals Return of Evolution

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Over the summer, WWE is keeping their momentum going, but things are really heating up in July. They’ve announced a series of events in Atlanta, headlined by the much-anticipated comeback of the Evolution premium live event, which has been seven years in the making. Originally debuted in 2018, WWE’s all-women’s Evolution event will finally have its sequel on July 13th, following Saturday Night’s Main Event on the 12th and NXT’s Great American Bash earlier in the week on the 8th. All three events will take place at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

Get set for the Grand American Spectacle!

Saturday Night’s Headlining Show!

It’s Evolution!

Atlanta, are you all geared up?

Pre-sale tickets available this Tuesday! | Combination Tickets on Sale Wednesday!

— WWE (@WWE) May 25, 2025

For quite some time now, spectators have been eagerly awaiting a sequel to the Evolution event, and it couldn’t be more opportune, given that the women’s divisions of NXT, Raw, and SmackDown are brimming with exceptional talent. These divisions consistently outshine others, regardless of their placement on the roster or the show they’re associated with. This occasion is unique in that it permits NXT, Raw, and SmackDown to intersect on a single card, a practice we witnessed during the first Evolution as well. However, this time around, could we potentially see TNA and AAA involved too? It certainly seems like a viable prospect.

Since 2018, there has been significant transformation evident when comparing the initial Evolution event card to its current state. Originally, Ronda Rousey was heavily showcased in the promotional materials for Evolution, facing Nikki Bella in a match for the Raw Women’s Championship during the event. At that time, Sasha Banks and Toni Storm were also part of the scene, but they have since risen to stardom in AEW as Mercedes Mone and Timeless Toni Storm, respectively. For your reference, you can find both the original Evolution card and its results below.

Evolution Card (2018)

  • Lita and Trish Stratus def. Mickie James and Alicia Fox (w. Alexa Bliss)
  • Mae Young Classic 2018 Finals: Toni Storm def. Iyo Sky
  • Six Man Tag Team Match: Bayley, Natalya, and Sasha Banks def. The Riott Squad (Liv Morgan, Ruby Riott, and Sarah Logan)
  • WWE NXT Women’s Championship Match: Shayna Baszler (C) def. Kairi Sane
  • WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship Last Woman Standing Match: Becky Lynch (C) def. Charlotte Flair
  • WWE Raw Women’s Championship Match: Ronda Rousey (C) def. Nikki Bella (w. Brie Bella)
  • Women’s Battle Royal: Nia Jax def. Alundra Blayze, Asuka, Billie Kay, Carmella, Dana Brooke, Ember Moon, Ivory, Kelly Kelly, Lana, Mandy Rose, Maria Kanellis, Michelle McCool, Molly Holly, Naomi, Peyton Royce, Sonya Deville, Tamina, Zelina Vega, and Torrie Wilson.

In the upcoming phase of development, it’s likely that these emerging talents, including Stephanie Vaquer, Giulia, Lyra Valkyria, Roxanne Perez, Jade Cargill, Jordynne Grace, Sol Ruca, and Jaida Parker, will shine brightly, alongside some of the company’s established stars such as Becky Lynch, Bayley, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Charlotte Flair, Tiffany Stratton, Alexa Bliss, Natalya, Naomi, and others.

July isn’t too distant yet; there are still some events left until Evolution, including Money in the Bank. This event will feature one prominent superstar clutching the Money in the Bank briefcase. Moreover, with our partnerships with AAA and TNA, we have the potential to create a truly exceptional show. Fingers crossed, we’ll announce some matches soon!

Saturday Night’s Main Event

  • Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker def. CM Punk and Sami Zayn
  • Women’s United States Championship Match: Zelina Vega (C) def. Chelsea Green
  • Undisputed WWE Championship Match: John Cena (C) def. R-Truth
  • Steel Cage Match: Damian Priest def. Drew McIntyre
  • World Heavyweight Championship Match: Jey Uso (C) vs. Logan Paul

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2025-05-25 05:43