WWE Evolution takeaways: The heist of the century happens again

NXT women delivered as well

The women from WWE NXT had a tough task in following up the phenomenal triple threat match, but they more than delivered for themselves and the fans.

The NXT women's champion Jacy Jayne defended her championship against Jordynne Grace, and it was with the help of the recently-signed Blake Monroe (formerly known as Mariah May) that she was able to successfully defend her championship.

That may have been it for Trish Stratus

The legendary Stratus returned on "Friday Night Smackdown" a few weeks back and was awarded a championship match against WWE Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton.

It was Stratus' first singles match for a championship in 19 years, and she proved she could still hang with some of WWE's best talent.

At 49, Sunday night very well could have been the last match of her career and if it was, it is undoubtedly one of the greatest careers in WWE history.

Naomi shocks the world

Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky closed the show in what was a phenomenal match for the WWE Women's World Championship.

There was, however, one unforeseen circumstance for those women in the main event. That was Ms. Money in the Bank, Naomi, who was defeated earlier in the evening by Jade Cargill in a street fight.

Naomi shocked the world by cashing-in her contract and stealing not only the win, but also the title. It was eerily similar to Seth Rollins' Money in the Bank cash-in at WrestleMania 31.

All in all, the women delivered a fantastic show, and if anything, it proved that Evolution should become a yearly Premium Live Event on the WWE calendar.