Jade Cargill Beats Naomi in No Holds Barred Match at WWE Evolution 2025

Jade Cargill defeated Ms. Money in the Bank Naomi in a no holds barred match at WWE Evolution on Sunday.

The match, which featured Bianca Belair as the special guest referee, was an absolute car crash that saw both Cargill and Naomi test their limits. In the end, Cargill drove Naomi through a table off the top rope to secure the win.

Cargill and Naomi have been at odds since last year when Jade was taken out by a mystery attacker who threw her off a loading dock and onto the windshield of a car.

While Cargill was on the shelf, Naomi replaced Cargill as Belair's partner and one half of the WWE women's tag team champions. At Elimination Chamber in March, it was revealed that Naomi was hiding a secret all along.

At the start of the women's Elimination Chamber match, Cargill made her surprise return after being out of action for about four months. She brutally attacked Naomi, signaling that Naomi was the one responsible for her injury.

Naomi later admitted to Belair that she did indeed take out Jade, claiming that it was for Bianca's own good, but it led to the dissolution of the friendship between Naomi and Belair.

It also set the stage for a Cargill vs. Naomi grudge match at WrestleMania 41, with Jade picking up one of the biggest victories of her career on the Grandest Stage of Them All.

Coming out of WrestleMania, both Naomi and Cargill achieved significant accolades that helped them take a step toward a potential women's title win down the line.

Naomi won the women's Money in the Bank ladder match, securing her a title match at a time and place of her choosing. Jade then beat Asuka in the Queen of the Ring tournament finals at Night of Champions, meaning she will compete for the WWE Women's Championship at SummerSlam.

Just when it seemed Naomi and Cargill were going to go their separate ways in their pursuit of championship gold, Naomi re-ignited their feud by attacking Jade backstage during the July 4 episode of SmackDown.

That prompted Cargill to demand a chance at revenge against Naomi, and SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis granted it in the form of a match at Evolution.

Cargill prevailed Sunday in a highly physical no holds barred match, paving the way for her to focus on her championship bout at SummerSlam.

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