"I thought the first Evolution was a great show and very watchable, despite the women not being weekly performers. Stephanie McMahon opened this show with the same rhetoric as the first show, even though she said they had to fight to prove themselves there. She literally said to an arena full of men, "Prepare to be inspired tonight! " WHO DO YOU THINK YOUR AUDIENCE IS? You don't have the show yearly because you have to sell it to men. Grown men will not be inspired by Jacy Jayne in some random match, sorry. I don't know what planet you live on, darling. I am watching to be entertained and when the wrestling is not entertaining, it is usually a bad show. I am hoping your all female show does not suck. Thanks."

[8.0] "Not a bad match here, everything is attention grabbing at the very least. With that being said, I found that the main event is still leagues above every other match here."

[10.0] "WWE's best show of the year from top to bottom since Bash in Berlin. Everyone wrestled with conviction that resulted in delivering the best show for WWE in 2025. Give the women the ball more! Bayley vs. Becky Lynch vs. Lyra Valkyria ****1/2 Jacy Jayne vs. Jordynne Grace ***3/4 ZaRuca vs. The Kabuki Warriors vs. The Judgement Day vs. Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair **** Trish Stratus vs. Tiffany Stratton ***3/4 Naomi vs. Jade Cargill ***1/2 Battle Royal *** Iyo Sky vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Naomi ***** How do you see this and continue to decide to not only feature the women more, but to continue to run these 5 match cards. It's time for that shit to die. Congrats ladies. Evolution 2 still hasn't been touched for best WWE show of the year."

[10.0] "The best WWE show of 2025. Every match here was at least a 6/10 and the opener and main event stole the show. Loved this!"

[8.0] "There wasn't a bad match on the card. Trish/Tiffany was the worst one and even that was good. The main event was legendary, minus the Naomi cash-in. I would definitely watch this show again."

[10.0] "10/10 best WWE PLE in 2025 so far, every match delivered, especially the banger opener and the absolute all timer classic main event."

[10.0] "AMAZING! For me, this PPV surpassed Wrestlemania, MITB, and Summerslam in terms of quality. The match between Ripley and Sky is currently the best women's match in WWE history for me."

[10.0] "If WWE still don't want to put women in the main event on major PLE then they should be doing Evolution every year, because they are more than capable of pulling high caliber main event matches like they just did here, in fact this main event match is better than any main event WWE had in long time, if they're gonna run this PLE again in the future then start treating it better and don't ever set them up to fail again."

[8.0] "Strong show bookended by two great matches in the Lynch vs Bayley vs Valkyria three-way and Sky vs Ripley (that ended as a technical three-way with the Naomi cash-in). The middle of the card was also very solid a good four-way Women's Tag Title match and solid bouts in the current champ-vs-legend match of Stratton vs Stratus, and a decent Naomi vs Cargill match that is among the better one-on-one Cargill WWE matches thus far. The battle royal was fun and a solid win for Vaquer, even if the end result wasn't totally surprising as there were only a couple of really viable winners. An enjoyable watch, and hopefully the Evolution shows will become a regular thing instead of once every seven years."

[10.0] "For my tastes in wrestling, this is one of my 10 favorite shows and I've been watching since 1987. Tons of favorites, new stuff, GREAT pacing, two classic matches, lots of top shelf character moments, a memorable ending with historical significance and a loud, engaged audience. It's rare I've liked something more."

[8.0] "Strong show overall. Great opener, fun tag action, and an excellent main event with Naomi's title win. Some matches were a bit short, but nothing bad. Battle royal was messy but had good moments. Solid pacing and crowd energy."

[9.0] "Very good show. No major flaws. An incredible example of how women's wrestling has progressed since the last evolution."

[10.0] "Loved this show! While the ladies received no help from the creative, they went out there and had an excellent show. Not a bad match on the card, even the Battle Royal, which for me was the weakest match of the night, was still good. Probably the best show of the year."

[9.0] "This is my review on Evolution 2025: Becky Lynch (c) VS Bayley VS Lyra Valkyria [****1/2] Jacy Jayne (c) VS Jordynne Grace [***1/4] The Judgment Day (c) VS Alexa Bliss & Charlotte Flair VS Sol Ruca & Zaria VS The Kabuki Warriors [***3/4] Tiffany Stratton (c) VS Trish Stratus [**3/4] Jade Cargill VS Naomi [***1/2] Women's Battle Royal [***] (Winner: Stephanie Vaquer) Iyo Sky (c) VS Naomi VS Rhea Ripley [*****] (New Champion: Naomi) Overall 9/10 Awesome Show."

[8.0] "Best WWE event I've seen this year! The main event was a MOTYC, Iyo Sky is the best in ring WWE wrestler male or female, Rhea is not only one of their biggest most charismatic star, but she can also work her arse off, this match was hard hitting and spectacular, ended with a cool Naomi cash in like Seth Rollins in WM 31! The opener 3 way was also a pure banger, Lyra Valkyria rarely disappoint nowadays, of course Becky and Bailey were doing some of their finest performance like it's 2018. Very surprised by the quality of Trish Stratus vs Tiffany Straton, this was actually very well done, congrats to Trish for the effort! The rest of the show I wasn't a big fan of, but it was mostly decent to good action, weak points would be Jade Cargill vs Naomi in a not inspired no holds barred, the battle royale was mostly cringe too, but it had it's cool moment, Stephanie Vaquer is gonna be their next big star!"

[8.0] "Absolutely fantastic show, top to bottom action with a very hot crowd; the opening IC triple threat was a clinic in crisp, technical wrestling. Character arcs and stories were the forefront of the NXT and tag team matches, especially wonderful to see the crowd get behind Charlotte; Trish v Tiffany was a quick, fun match that showed that Stratus can still go, and the No Holds Barred match wasn't too crazy but did set up an excellent surprise for the main event. Speaking of, that main event between IYO and Rhea was phenomenal, an absolute joy to witness, there was a blending of styles, and level of action that only comes from two competitors who understand that anything less than 100% would be disrespectful to each other. Some hiccups in a few matches, and a battle royal that was slightly plodding at times prevents this from being perfect, but overall, this was probably the best PLE from WWE has done in some time. 9/10 for the overall card."

[10.0] "Finally after 7 years we got a sequel to WWE Evolution (2018). The build up to the show and most of the matches on the card was very weak and treated almost like a potential failure, but they managed to underpromise and overdelivered right out of the park. The battle royal was decent enough, Grace Vs Jayne, Tiffany Vs Trish and Naomi Vs Jade no holds barred were all good, the WWE Women's Tag Title fatal four way was fantastic, the WWE Women's IC Title triple threat was spectacular and IYO Vs Rhea (Vs Naomi) is a masterclass and the best WWE women's match ever and the crowd was molten red hot throughout everything. Overall WWE Evolution (2025) is such a spectacular show that perfectly surpassed WWE Evolution (2018) and just how much WWE women's wrestling had evolved since."

[8.0] "Show was a very good. We have a 2 great matches, heel turn, cash-in and new champion, every match was not bad. Expectation was on a level lower. And I think this event have a impact that woman's division so needed. I'm not against of doing show like this every year, woman's deserve it and they are proved this."

[9.0] "This show was better than it had any right to be. After the lackluster build up to have every match be good and begin and end with great matches was perfect. The women proved how valuable they are to WWE and how far they had come. Awesome show!"

"Despite its commendable efforts in certain areas, this show ultimately serves as a stark reminder of WWE's baffling and consistent mismanagement of its women's division. While some might be quick to label this the "best WWE PPV of the year, " such claims feel genuinely overhyped. The reality is, the show harbored two actively bad matches and, even in its better moments, simply highlighted how egregiously the company often fumbles its female talent. The overarching problem remains painfully clear: the Women's Division is being hugely underutilized. It's nothing short of appalling that a talent like Iyo Sky, arguably the best wrestler in the company right now, had gone zero title defenses since WrestleMania leading into this event. It speaks volumes about how little Triple H and the creative team truly seem to care about the women's roster on a consistent basis. While Evolution provided a rare spotlight, the fact that such a dedicated, all-women's show is even necessary to showcase talent underscores the systemic problem within weekly programming. Looking at the individual matches, the flaws were apparent. The Women's Intercontinental Title Match, despite its moments of action and impressive bumps from Lyra, featured a finish that ultimately could have been better. It lacked the decisive impact or innovative conclusion that truly elevates a contest beyond mere competence. In the NXT Women's Title Match, while Jacy initially outmaneuvered Jordynne, the match's effectiveness was hampered by a finish that felt a little predictable, robbing it of any genuine suspense. Even more jarring was the completely baffling subplot involving Blake Monroe acting like Jordynne's friend only for a nonsensical betrayal that seemed to influence nothing meaningful in the grand scheme. This kind of flimsy, uninspired storytelling is a recurring frustration that drags down otherwise solid efforts. The Women's Tag Team Title Match was a fairly standard affair that offered little to truly distinguish itself. While mini-stories may have existed in the build-up, they were not all played out effectively during the match itself, indicating a lack of follow-through in the booking. Furthermore, as a long-time viewer familiar with talents like Zaria from RCW in Australia, I was left wanting more from her, suggesting that even in an all-women's show, some talents remain regrettably underutilized. The Jade Cargill vs. Naomi No Holds Barred match, while delivering the expected chaos, felt as though more time was spent setting things up than on truly organic, impactful action. This overly choreographed feel can detract from the raw intensity a No Holds Barred match should possess. For a match of its type, the Battle Royal was "actually good, " but it still fell victim to some standard battle royal pitfalls. While it went a decent length and largely avoided pointless eliminations, the winner felt predictable once the field narrowed to the final three or four competitors. And frankly, the inclusion of "worm spots" was unfortunately memorable for all the wrong reasons; one can only wish they hadn't opted for those. The Women's Championship Match between Tiffany Stratton and Trish Stratus, while surprisingly well-matched, ultimately underdelivered on its potential. It felt like it could have, and should have, gone longer to ascend to a legendary status. Instead, it remained merely "good." It was also interesting, and somewhat concerning, to hear the fans turn a little on Tiffany at times, which isn't a positive sign for a reigning champion. Even the main event, the Women's World Title Match between Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley, wasn't without its minor issues despite being a truly "special" match. While the second half was stellar, the first half felt comparatively slower, failing to immediately grab the "legendary" status from the opening bell. And while the Naomi cash-in was logically explained, it still carries the inherent downside of a Money in the Bank finish - preventing Rhea from getting a clean win over Iyo potentially leaves a lingering question mark on that particular rivalry's conclusion, even if it sets up a future bout. Ultimately, while Evolution 2025 put on a commendable "showcase, " the undercurrents of creative misfires, underutilized talent, predictable outcomes, and the very necessity of such an event to highlight a neglected division, prevent it from being the unblemished masterpiece some claim. It's a positive step, yes, but a reminder of how much consistent effort is still needed in WWE's overall booking of its female stars."

[8.0] "There weren't any storylines for the matches, except for the Intercontinental Title match. Nonetheless, I enjoyed all the matches. Even Battle Royal was interesting for watching. I don't know why Blake Monroe acted like Jordynne's friend, because it didn't influence on anything. The betrayal was nonsense. Naomi planning to cash in on the World Title was absolutely right decision. She has already lost Jade two times, hence she didn't even try to steal the title at SummerSlam. She thought logically, took a chance and left the arena with a trophey"

[8.0] "a lot of these women performed like they had something to prove, recently the Women's division is being hugely underutilized, Iyo Sky (the best wrestler in the company right now imo) has defended her title 0 times since WrestleMania, its appalling how snubbed they are and how little HHH seems to care about them, But here the fans did! AN excellent opener solidifying Lyra into this upper mid-card women's division, NXT title match was solid, Trish vs Stratton was good, and the Naomi Cargill street fight was decent chaos, the battle royal was a battle royal with the right winner imo and I'm glad they gave the majority of the spots to the current roster and not pumping it with legends. And the main event was sensational, the best vs the biggest was sensational, the best in-ring match in months, and the finish was superb, hopefully a message has been sent!"

"The best live show I've been to. All the matches were fantastic and well executed. The crowd knew their job and delivered. The wrestlers put their all in each match to make the event special. Fast paced, not like Raw or Smackdown with so much filler. It was nice to see female legends but would have liked some more representation in the battle Royal. Incredible and historic show."

[5.0] "A fun show, but nothing mind-blowing--especially coming off the weekend we just had. Still, it ranks as WWE's second-best PLE of the year so far, behind only Elimination Chamber. It kicked off strong with the triple threat, and the tag match and main event delivered, but the rest didn't quite hit. WWE still devoting half the show to non-wrestling segments really drags the overall experience down."

[7.0] "Definitely feel the claims of this being the best WWE PPV of the year are a little overhyped, there are two actively bad matches here, but it's handily their best since the Chamber. The women showed OUT, with the opener and closer being two excellent matches and some of WWE's strongest, especially that main event. Also really enjoyed the four way tag and no holds barred matches. Shame about the battle royal and the NXT match."

[10.0] "INCREDIBLE SHOW! It's so fascinating how the company showed they totally didn't cared about this event and it became literally their best PLE since Mania XL. Women's Wrestling is what keeps wrestling alive, 2025 has been so far all about the women - not only in WWE but literally EVERYWHERE! The show started with Stephanie McMahon and it was so good to see her and hear her thoughts throughout the show - the opener was just PERFECT, at first i was mad they didn't main evented but that opening spot worked so much better for them - Becky, Bayley and Lyra created an instant classic which will definitely be talked for YEARS to come. NXT Women's Championship match had hard spot because it followed that triple threat but Jacy and Jordynne with girls outside did awesome job by keeping the momentum of the show. Tag Team title and Women's title matches really shocked me as they were SOOO good and much better than i was expecting - every team in the tag match was showcased very well and Trish once again proved she's even better at 50 years old than she was in her 20s. No Holds Barred was very fun and brutal, i wish it was a little longer but still they did great job, Battle Royal was probably the weakest on the card but that's the "magic" of BR - it was still VERY entertaining and the right woman won. AND THE MAIN EVENT - it was just SPECTACULAR, IYO and Rhea outshined literally every match in WWE this year and Naomi's cash in just made this 1000000 better - what a way to end this INSANE of an event! I just wanted quickly give credits to the crowd as they were LOUD and i mean LOUD throughout the whole 3, 5h - every single girl got the pop they deserved and every match was treated with such a love. Also including some legends in the audience was very special. Overall it was AMAZING PLE, i had fun literally from start to finish with no exceptions - WWE thought the women will fail but they created the best show this year which is VERY iconic - i hope WWE will notice that if more women's matches are on the card then the show is so much better. THANK YOU AND HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERY WOMAN INVOLVED - from wrestlers to referees to legends and to the crowd!"

[10.0] "Best WWE PLE since WM 40, incredibly well done. Every match was at least good with most of the matches being great + getting an all time main event with Rhea v IYO. Any frustration the women had about the scheduling and build to this event they absolutely channeled into putting on a fantastic show. Already seated for Evolution 3!"

[8.0] "The WWE women really put on a showcase of a PLE and put Evolution on the map of unmissable shows with this one. [Women's IC title] Really good, lots of action throughout. Really liked the assisted moves/moves-into-moves. Lyra took some pretty nasty bumps and we got some moments of the continuing rivalry between her and Becky. Finish maybe could have been better though. [NXT Women's title] Really good match, Jacy for a time managed to out-wrestle Jordynne before resorting to dirty tactics and outside help. Finish maybe a little predictable. [Women's Tag Team title] Fairly standard stuff, had some mini stories coming into this, but not all were played out. Everyone got a chance to get their stuff in and run wild, although I would like to have seen more from Zaria, as I'm very familiar with her from RCW in Australia. [Women's title] Both women were very well-matched, amazingly so, wish it went a little longer and climb up to the next level to become something legendary. Interesting to hear the fans turn a little on Tiffany at times also. [Jade/Naomi] I think they did enough here, although it felt like more time was spent setting things up. Jade going through the table then immediately being pulled into the ring for an X-factor by Naomi was an amazing sequence. [Battle Royal] Actually good for this type of match, went a decent length and managed to feel important with little pointless eliminations. Kelani Jordan's spot of rolling over Tatum & Izzi onto the announcer's table and having to walk back to the ring on her hands was pretty memorable. The worm spots were also unfortunately memorable, kinda wish they didn't do those. Winner maybe was predictable when we got down to the final 3-4. [Women's World title] Really good and definitely a step up from earlier (good) matches from earlier, becoming something really special. Preferred the 2nd half of the match compared to the 1st half though, and I actually liked the brawling on the outside for once, crazy dive by Iyo also. Naomi cashing in prevented Rhea getting a win over Iyo and perhaps puts in-place a future match? First time watching an Evolution show and maybe I was a little worried about samey-ness from match-to-match, but this was unfounded and I think this was the most enjoyable PLE I've seen so far this year."

[8.0] "The second edition of Evolution came with high expectations on my side. The show was very good from start to end. A few matches underdelivered ad had some flaws in it but still, the rest catched up to my expectations. The opener, the four-way and the main event were so good and I will rewatch some matches later that's for sure. Thanks ladies, you delivered a very good show even with the poor buildup beforehand."

[10.0] "Just imagine what would've happened if WWE had given the women about three weeks of proper build-up. This could've been one of the best shows since the creative team change -- and honestly, it still was amazing. If I had to nitpick, maybe the tag teams, Jade, and Naomi could've gotten five more minutes, but that's really just looking for flaws where there aren't any. The women may have had a once-in-a-lifetime chance to truly show what they're capable of -- and they absolutely delivered. It would be a shame if this show doesn't become a permanent fixture on the WWE calendar. If WWE can do Saturday Night's Main Event every month, why not give the women one dedicated show? Triple H says it's not his decision. That's fair. Because the fans will make it happen. Every match was at least good -- there were no flops. The opener was amazing -- it felt like a fight for survival. Bayley, Lyra, and Becky blew the roof off in Atlanta. NXT showed up in a big way, and Blake's heel turn was a total shocker. The tag teams didn't drop below the expected level, the midcard was solid, and Stephanie absolutely deserved her win. A year from now, she'll be fighting Iyo for the #1 spot in WWE. Speaking of Iyo -- that woman is unreal. She's the only one in WWE who can just pull off a poisonrana out of nowhere like that. Rhea matched her perfectly. You couldn't tell who was going to win until the very end. They're wrestling soulmates. And that unexpected cash-in... something truly special. Applause, applause, applause."

[9.0] "Start to finish really incredible stuff. I've been falling out of interest with WWE lately and then the women came at me with this. I expected it to be good based on the card, but it was so under built that I was worried the whole week going into it. Boy did they prove me wrong."

[10.0] "Women have been carried WWE shows for a while. NXT & Smackdown women actually shine a lot. They delivered results and storyline perfectly."

[9.0] "This ple was a truly spectacular event from start to finish. Every match delivered great action, emotion, and storytelling. The triple threat with Becky, Bayley, and Lyra was intense, and the main event with Rhea, Iyo, and Naomi's shocking cash-in was unforgettable. Great crowd too!"

[9.0] "This was a stupidly good show. Opening triple threat was a MOTY contender for me (10) - all three women are so good, and they all showed great chemistry both as duos and a trio. NXT Championship match was way better than I predicted (8) as Jacy Jayne continues to prove me wrong in her reign. It sets up an interesting title picture where it feels like Blake Monroe is next, but heel vs heel? 4-way tag was a lot of fun, also (8) with all teams getting a chance to show what they can do and, perhaps the most incredible thing I've ever seen, Charlotte almost came across as likeable. Tiffany vs Trish was underwhelming (6) but saved by a hot closing stretch. Jade vs Naomi was a fun brawl (8) with Jade taking more bumps than usual and Naomi taking a gnarly face first bump through the table for the finish - props. Battle royal was a bit of a mess, but saved by a well executed final 4 and a win that is truly going with the hot hand (6). Main event was another MOTY contender and for me, if one can rank one 10 over another 10, slightly better than the fantastic opener. Rhea and Iyo are so good and it really, truly, felt like they were spent when Naomi cashed in. I've dug her presentation lately and it was a really cool moment to end a phenomenal show."

[10.0] "It was WWE's best PLE of the year. All the matches were good, and the main event was excellent with the cash-in."

[10.0] "10/10 show. Just an amazing show from top to bottom. All 7 matches were very good-great with a cool ending. Nothing on the show was just ok. The opener and main event are already MOTY candidates. Loved the Stephanie Vaquer win and especially the promo afterwards. That's how you get even more fans behind you.Trish status is an ageless wonder. I don't think they need to do this event every year, but every 2-3yrs could be good."

[10.0] "Top to bottom, as close to perfect as it could be. This should be a yearly PLE, every 2 years at worst."

[10.0] "The women had something to prove and my god did they. This is the best WWE show of the year. Women's wrestling clears"

[9.0] "Very good PLE with more than 5 matches, a very surprising ending, it was a good moment, congratulations to all the womens"

[9.0] "Amazing event, Jade and Naomi match needed more time and drama, for some reason Bianca Belair being referee didn't change anything to a normal referee, maybe she could have screwed Jade or Naomi, the battle royal was also pretty ok, but besides those two matches, everything ranged from good to excellent, principally the opening match who was excellent and the main event who was just an perfect match with a great and inexpected plot twist ending with Naomi cash-in. A true showcase of one of the best women's divisions in the world."

[7.0] "Overdelivered after the poor construction. Awesome opener and main event, although this one got a little bit too much of the WWE-esque long disbelief looks after the nearfalls. The IC match was once again the best for me, the final backslide was crazy. Lyra is too good. The rest of the matches in beetween were a little bit weak for me. Forgettable NXT title match with an even more forgettable turn. Even if it was obvious that Blake's turn wasn't going to be as vicious as the one with Toni Storm, this was still so underwhelming. Tag match was fun enough. Tiffy vs Tris was the best match you can have with Trish in 2025, which it's not five starts but it's pretty cool, they both did a great job. Jade vs Naomi was the ordinary WWE hardcore match with nothing to highlight besides maybe the finish. It also had a bit awkward moment when Naomi puts herself in the trash can, but nothing too bad. A bit boring battle royale (I'm not a big fan of the format anyway) but cool final 2. Vaquer did a great work with her promo. Pretty good main event except because of what I already said and surprising cash in. I hope this good event leads to an eventual Evolution 3."

[10.0] "One of the best PLEs that wwe has ever produced, almost all the matches were hits and no misses, the wrestling was excellent, starting hot with the triple threat for the women's intercontinental championship and sticking the landing with the main event which was a 5 star classic which ended with one of the biggest swerves in all of wrestling"

"One of the best events of the year, the show started off hot with the triple threat and kept moving toward an all time main event and Money in the Bank cash in. Hopefully there isn't a seven year wait for the next Evolution event."

[8.0] "Evolution II was a great showing and proved to be the best WWE PLE/PPV since Elimination Chamber. The women of WWE have been carrying 2025, and Iyo, Becky, Naomi, Rhea, Bayley and Lyra, as well as others, all showed the world why they are some of the best wrestlers in the world, male or female. While not every match on the show was good, overall it was an enjoyable watch, with the first and last matches being MOTY contenders."

[9.0] "A great show. Every match delivered. The opener and main event were great. Watching a show like this is honestly infuriating. Not because it's bad, exactly the opposite. Mainstream American wrestling does such a terrible job showcasing women across the board, despite the talent in the scene being the best it's ever been, and in my opinion, superior to what the men have to offer. Evolution needs to be a yearly thing, that goes without question. It should've been after 2018, but better late than never. Beyond that, I hope this gives WWE the courage to elevate their women from a side attraction the the main attraction because consistently they've run circles around what the men's division has been doing in a fraction of the time. When given the ball, they showed like they did tonight, that they can more than run with it, and they produced the best show WWE has put on since at least Wrestlemania 40. Women's wrestling is the best."

[7.0] "Solid event. some mediocre matches carried by a couple of great ones. Outside of the opening triple threat and the main event the rest of the card was competent but quite boring. The women in the tag team 4-way had a good showing and there are seeds there for Bliss/Flair who good a huge reaction as well as Sol Ruca who did really well and got a surprising pop herself. I thought the NXT Women's title match was weak and am hoping to god that Masha takes it off of Jacy at Slammiversary and the battle royal had the right winner but was probably the worst match on the card. Dissapointed that it looks like Giulia is stuck with the heat anchor that is Zelina Vega for the forseeable future but I'm very happy Vaquer won as she was by far the best choice."

[9.0] "A very good show and the best thing WWE has produced on PLE in a while. It's a crime there was a 7 year wait since the last one and it was shown why the women of WWE deserve more time after what they delivered tonight. After the pile of shit served up by the men last night on SNME this show did everything it should of gave the spotlight to so many women who inspire the future generations of women's wrestlers all around the world. Whilst paying respect and tribute to the women who inspired the ones who stood in the ring tonight. With two excellent matches 3 decent matches and two I did not care for. It is still a very good show the best WWE show of the weekend and as they have done all year the women's division carried once again considering the dumpster fire the company is right now. Overall a really good show that contained great story progression done in the ring which I liked and they actually had a card with wrestling on. It was great that it did not have a stupid amount of interference and only one ref bump which was used to make the wrestling better and to bring out some crackpot celebrity to ruin the match. Whilst I was not the biggest fan of it the cash-in was unexpected and very cool it also gave a memorable end to a great night.""

[8.0] "An entertaining event overall. The event starts well until the exciting tag team match. We'll wait until Summerslam to see Charlotte and Alexa become champions, a dream team that will revive the women's tag team division. From here on out, only Rhea vs. Sky is worth watching, which is easily the match of the year."

[9.0] "What a damn show, as usual the womens division was given the short end. Had barely any advertising, build or time to prepare. Then they went out and absolutely killed it, probably WWE's best show this year start to finish. 2 Excellent matches, one of which is a genuine MOTY contender. Some great moments and real entertaining matches in there too. Nice to see the legends like Jazz, Torrie and Melina inthe crowd. I only wish they had some women on commentary, it's fine if it was Cole and a different legend for each match. But it was the one noticeable thing with the show. Much as I love Wade, a womens perspective would've been great for this show. Especially if you had Natalya on there, Gail Kim, or Jazz That main event was outstanding and a real shock cash in too"

[10.0] "Im so glad this show was so good, I knew the women had it in them but I was nervous it wouldn't be appreciated as much as it is. I really hope this encourages HHH and TKO this make this a yearly show because these ladies deserve it."