WWE 'Evolution': Naomi cashes in to become Women's World Champion
Naomi made the shocking move Sunday during the main event of Evolution between Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley.
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Sky was defending her title against Ripley in what was shaping up to be a classic match. Sky had accidentally knocked out the referee, allowing the two grapplers to fight around the arena and near fans.
The match's big moment came when Sky delivered a Crossbody to Ripley after jumping off a set of large speakers.
Back inside the ring, both women were down after Ripley performed a Spanish Fly from the top rope. It was then that Naomi made her way to the ring with a referee and her Money in the Bank briefcase.
Naomi cashed in the briefcase, instantly making the bout a Triple Threat match for the Women's World Championship. Naomi hit Sky with the briefcase and tossed Ripley out of the ring before she nailed Sky with a Split-Legged Moonsault to get the three count.
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Naomi, earlier in the night, had lost to her rival Jade Cargill in a No Holds Barred match.
WWE Evolution consists solely of female competitors. The last Evolution event was held in 2018.
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