Lyra Valkyria

Allies of Convenience

Summary

This tag match had a smoother flow than most of the night. Charlotte and Bayley handled a lot of the structure early, keeping things organized, while Bliss and Valkyria added speed during tag sequences. The match built well, with both teams getting extended control periods instead of constant tagging. The closing stretch picked up with quick tags and near falls before Charlotte and Bliss secured the win after isolating Valkyria. Solid tag match that gave everyone something to do without overcomplicating it.

The Irresistible Forces

Champion Retains

Summary

This didn’t end clean, and it definitely didn’t follow a simple “power team runs them over” structure. Bayley and Lyra actually got a lot more offense than you’d expect, especially in the middle stretch where they were tagging in and out quickly and forcing the champs to react instead of just dominate. Lyra in particular kept slipping out of trouble and even fought off both Jax and Legend at one point, which gave the match a little more balance than the usual setup. There were a couple of believable near falls too—Bayley had one after a hot tag sequence, and Lyra connected with a moonsault that looked like it might steal it before everything fell apart. And that’s really the story here: it fell apart. All four women ended up down after a scramble, and that’s when everything broke down outside the ring. The Bella Twins, Alexa Bliss & Charlotte Flair all came out and started arguing at ringside. That quickly turned into shoving, then full-on interference. Bodies were getting thrown into each other, and the ref had no real choice left. Result: The Irresistible Forces retain via disqualification. Post-match, it didn’t settle down either—everyone kept brawling, basically confirming this is heading toward a multi-team situation at WrestleMania instead of anything being resolved here. So yeah, not a clean win, not a dominant showing—just controlled chaos with a non-finish that protected everybody and set up a Wrestlemania Match with all involved!

The Kabuki Warriors

Summary

This was a fast-paced tag match that really picked up as it went, with Lyra Valkyria & Bayley scoring a solid win over The Kabuki Warriors after a chaotic stretch of counters and near falls. Valkyria showed off her power early with a big powerbomb on Kairi Sane, but the Warriors kept things tight with sharp teamwork, including a slick Codebreaker–neckbreaker combo and a brutal double stomp. Momentum kept swinging, with Bayley getting her shots in—highlighted by a Bayley-to-Belly on the announce table—while Asuka dished out a nasty German suplex. The action spilled outside late, getting messy around the announce desk, but Valkyria shut it down by taking control, sending Sane back into the ring, and finishing things decisively with Nightwing for the pin. A strong statement win for Bayley and Valkyria as they push back into the tag title picture.

Summary

Rhea Ripley, Lyra Valkyria and Ivy Nile competed in a Triple Threat Elimination Chamber qualifying match for a spot in the women’s Elimination Chamber bout at the February 28 premium event. Valkyria momentarily looked to take over after hitting her Nightwing finisher on Nile, but Ripley broke up the pin and later scored the decisive pinfall on Valkyria with a Riptide to secure her place in the Elimination Chamber. Despite the loss, Nile and Valkyria showed strong offense throughout, with Nile’s power moves and Valkyria’s high-impact sequences keeping the action competitive before Ripley ultimately prevailed.

Summary

The Women’s Royal Rumble match saw 30 superstars compete for a title shot at WrestleMania 42, with the bout packed with surprises, big eliminations, and storyline tensions. Early in the match, partners Charlotte Flair (#1) and Alexa Bliss (#2) started as a unit before rivals hit the ring in waves and the action ramped up. Competitors like Jordynne Grace, Sol Ruca, Rhea Ripley, and Raquel Rodriguez brought major bursts of momentum, while Lash Legend dominated with the most eliminations of the night. After a dramatic final sequence involving Sol Ruca and a returning Tiffany Stratton at #30, Liv Morgan (#14) delivered an ObLIVion on Stratton on the apron to clinch the win and secure her first Women’s Royal Rumble victory — finally earning her WrestleMania title shot.