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WWE EVOLVE RESULTS: APRIL 30, 2025
- Zayda Steel defeated Layla Diggs by pinfall.
- Tyson Dupont & Tyriek Igwe defeated Aaron Rourke & Freedom Ramsey by pinfall.
- Wendy Choo defeated Kylie Rae by submission.
- Harlem Lewis & Keanu Carver defeated "Swipe Right" Ricky Smokes & Brad Baylor (w/ The Vanity Project) by pinfall.
Stay tuned! The full review of this week's show is on its way complete with my hottest takes, major highlights, and all the must-know moments. I'll be updating results live, so check back for all the action in real-time!
Match 1: Zayda Steel vs. Layla Diggs
There was plenty of back-and-forth action as both women showcased their athleticism. Layla started strong, gaining the early advantage and scoring a near fall. The momentum shifted when Zayda turned the tide with a brawl on the apron, followed by a near fall of her own. Zayda fired off a stiff slap, but Layla responded with a thunderous spear. Just as the tide seemed to be shifting again, Zayda regained control and locked in a submission hold. The crowd rallied behind Layla, who fought her way out and hit a crisp double underhook suplex for another two-count. In the end, Zayda landed her signature ZDT and pinned Layla for the win. After the match, Zayda declared that her boys, "Swipe Right," would do the same in their match later tonight.
Match 2: Tyson Dupont & Tyriek Igwe vs. Aaron Rourke & Freedom Ramsey
Tyson and Tyriek—collectively known as TNT—brought the power, while Aaron Rourke and Freedom Ramsey leaned into their speed and charisma. The match had a playful start, featuring cheeky antics like a well-timed butt slap, but TNT quickly lost patience and shifted gears into full-on smashmouth mode. Rourke eventually connected with an enziguri to break free and made the hot tag. Freedom stormed in and ran wild, but his momentum was cut short with a devastating right hand. From there, TNT’s sheer power proved too much to overcome. They sealed the win with a picture-perfect double team maneuver that left no doubt about their dominance.
Co-Main Event: Kylie Rae vs. Wendy Choo
The match kicks off with a big-time main event announcement, setting the tone—no smiles from Kylie Rae tonight. She's here to fight. Across the ring, Wendy Choo stares a hole through the camera—and through Kylie. No games, just intensity. Wendy immediately clamps on a headlock and grinds it in, but Kylie fights out and goes for a series of quick pins, including a backslide. The pace picks up with some slick back-and-forth, leading to a great moment: Wendy blocks Kylie's superkick, but the replay teases it again—and this time, Kylie connects. However, her focus shifts to Wendy’s teddy bear, giving Wendy the opening to pounce. After more exchanges, Kylie hits a crisp Russian leg sweep, and both women are down. They rise at the same time and start trading haymakers—Kylie takes the upper hand and transitions into a crossface, echoing last week’s action. Wendy escapes and bails to the outside, but Kylie isn’t done—she throws Wendy back in and heads to the top rope. Wendy recovers fast, sending Kylie crashing down and scoring a close near fall. Then the moment shifts: Wendy rips the teddy bear’s head clean off, triggering something in Kylie, who snaps and unloads with a barrage of punches. But again, Kylie’s emotions get the better of her. She’s distracted by the bear’s remains, and Wendy capitalizes—locking in "The Dirt Nap" submission for the win. That’s 2-0 for Wendy Choo in this growing rivalry. After the bell, Wendy grabs a marker and draws a sad face on Kylie, adding insult to injury. Let’s hope this story continues—there’s way more to explore here.
After the match, Kali Armstrong appears in a backstage promo, confidently recapping her hard-fought Fatal 4-Way victory. With fire in her voice, she makes it clear—she's coming for the Evolve Women’s Championship and intends to make history as its very first titleholder.
Main Event: Harlem Lewis & Keanu Carver vs. "Swipe Right" Ricky Smokes & Brad Baylor (w/ The Vanity Project)
Before the match we see Haze jameson in the VIP section. As we start the match we see the animosity between Lewis and Carver, they start the beatdown and begin being more cohesive but they still have their moments being unable to cooperate. Still its all Harlem and Carver in the early going. Finally "Swipe Right" gets the better of Harlem and make some quick tags continuing the beatdown, double teaming him for a while until Harlem reverses a double suplex and takes both men over with a suplex of his own, finally tagging back in Carver. Carver takes over and beats both members of "Swipe Right" down before Harlem tags himself in. Harlem and Carver both grab a member of "Swipe Right" and land big slams for a double pinfall victory. After the match Harlem and Carver are arguing in the middle of the ring, and we go to Stevie Turner in the back when Gallus comes to her asking for a fight with Carver and Harlem.
Another standout night on WWE EVOLVE! Don’t miss next week’s episode—including a special announcement from the Prime Minister of EVOLVE herself, Stevie Turner.
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