Will The WWE Crown Jewel Championships Be Making A Comeback in 2025?

Then Women's World Champion Liv Morgan defeated WWE Women's Champion Nia Jax to claim the inaugural Women's Crown Jewel Title, and WWE Champion Cody Rhodes knocked off then World Heavyweight Champion Gunther to claim the gold for the men in the show's main event.

While conventional wisdom would have you believe that the extravagant Crown Jewel title belts would be up for grabs at every iteration of the event moving forward, regardless of location, that may not be the case.

Will new Crown Jewel Champions be crowned in 2025?

According to the folks over at BodySlam, the answer is no. At least that's what their latest report from this weekend says is the plan, as of this writing.

"While championship belts are awarded at Crown Jewel, the winners do not take them home. Instead, the championship belts are displayed at the WWE Experience attraction in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The winners of the Crown Jewel Championship matches receive a large ring, similar to a Super Bowl ring, as their prize."

If WWE were going to hold Crown Jewel Championship Matches in October, only one participate from last year's event would have the opportunity to compete for a second time. The current men's match-up would feature WWE Champion Cody Rhodes renewing his classic rivalry with the reigning World Heavyweight Champion, Seth Rollins.

WWE Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton would be penciled in to face Naomi, but there are legitimate questions surrounding her future as the Women's World Champion after she was unable to defend her title last week against IYO SKY on WWE Raw.

Naomi has been announced for Monday night's episode of Raw, where she's expected to discuss the future of both herself and her championship.