WWE Evolution (10/28/2018) Results: First All Women’s PPV

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WWE Evolution (10/28/2018) Results: First All Women's PPV

Wrestlenewz brings you live play-by-play coverage, results and viewing party for tonight’s WWE Evolution pay-per-view broadcast. Kick-off starts at 6 PM EST and the main show begins at 7 PM EST on WWE Network. Be sure to tweet and follow @wrestlenewz on Twitter.

Evolution is a historic night as it’s the first WWE pay per view to feature only female superstars. There are titles on line from RAW, SmackDown and NXT. Plus, WWE Hall of Famers Trish Stratus & Lita team together and we will see who wins the 2018 Mae Young Classic Tournament.

Some familiar names from the past on the pre-show.

Trish Stratus & Lita vs. Alicia Fox & Mickie James

Alexa Bliss is on the outside. Some vintage spots by Trish Stratus and Lita. Lita hits the moonsault on Fox & James. Trish follows with the kick to James’ head and pins her longtime rival.


Winners: Trish Stratus & Lita


Battle Royal With The Winner Getting a Future Title Shot

Each wrestler gets an entrance. The veterans and newbies quickly square off. Many Rose & Sonya Deville toss out several veterans; until Mandy turns on Deville and she’s eliminated. We just had a suplex involving 10-12 of the entrants. With everyone down, Carmella starts a dance break and Ivory joins. Final four are Asuka, Ember Moon, Tamina Snuka and Nia Jax. Moon gets rid of Asuka and then Tamina. Zelina Vega appears (she was never eliminated) but gets sent flying over the top rope by Nia. Moon gets knocked down by Nia and its then eliminated.

Winner: Nia Jax

Post math-match, Nia cries as the fans chant “you deserve it.” She wishes Ronda Rousey and Nikki Bella luck because she’s coming for the belt.

2018 Mae Young Finals: Toni Storm vs. Io Shirai

We learn way Io Shirai is known as the genius of of the sky. And, we see why Toni Storm is known for her suplexes. A pair of storm zeros brings home the tournament.

Winner: Toni Storm to win the 2018 Mae Young Classic

Toni and Io hug after the match. Triple H, Stephanie McMahon and Sara Amato present Storm with flowers and the trophy. Io also gets flowers.

Sasha Banks, Bayley & Natalya vs. The Riott Squad

The Riott Squad keeps Bayley in during out of the match. Sasha Banks botches a splash over the top rope and is then tossed into the barricade by The Riott Squad. Ruby Riott goes to the top rope and wants to do a senton bomb on Banks. Bayley jumps on Banks and takes the brunt of Ruby’s senton bomb. Bayley takes out Ruby and Sarah Logan on the outside. Natalya with a powerbomb on Liv Morgan, Bayley with elbow drop off the top and Banks finishes the match by hitting the frog splash, like Eddie Guerrero.


Winners: Sasha Banks, Bayley & Natalya

NXT Women’s Championship: Kairi Sane vs. Shayna Baszler

It’s time for the re-match, with Kairi Sane defending her NXT title against the Submission Magician.

The Pirate Princess starts off more aggresively than in past matches, but the momentum eventually shifted over to the challenger, with Baszler taking control.

Baszler has been dominant during the match, but the champion has shown her resilience throughout. Just when it seemd Sane was getting rolling, Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir interefered and allowed Baszler to regain the title.

Winner and NEW NXT Women’s Champion: Shayna Baszler

Last Woman Standing Match: Charlotte Flair versus Becky Lynch (SD title)

It’s time for what should be a good if not great match between Becky and Charlotte. This time it is a first-ever last woman standing match. And, in case you didn’t know, Becky is not getting the heel reception at all…

The women tossed a bunch of chairs in to the ring (not as bad as Terry Funk in ECW). Charlotte ended up dropping Becky on to them in a not pleasant looking bump.

As was to be expected, the last woman standing match devolved into pure chaos, and perhaps a harbinger of what we could see at TLC-because these women used ladders, tables and chairs (and more).

After Charlotte “Hulked” up and made a comeback, Becky managed to put her through another table and finally kept Flair down for the count.

Winner, and still champion: Becky Lynch

Raw Women’s Championship: Ronda Rousey vs. Nikki Bella

Ronda Rousey drops Nikki Bella on the back of her neck in the first spot. Rousey toys with Nikki before some Bella Twin magic. Rousey gets both Bella Twins on her back and drops them. Now, Rousey with a barrage of strikes. Nikki was in control for the first half, but that is over. Brie tossed into the announce table. Rack Attack 2.0 can’t keep Rousey down. Rousey with the armbar and Nikki must tap.

Winner: Ronda Rousey to remain RAW Women’s Champion


The show closes with the all the women coming to the stage.

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