'WWE often breaks your heart, disappoints you...' - Big E's big statement after Iyo Sky vs Rhea Ripley Evolution 2.0 match

Overview

• Big E gave flowers to Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley for their performance at WWE Evolution 2.0
• The Main Event of the night witnessed Naomi's cash-in, ending Iyo's world title reign
• Triple H gave his view on the future editions of the Evolution PLE

Big E gave flowers to Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley, who put on a great show in the Main Event of Evolution 2.0 before Naomi cashed in her MITB contract to become the new world champion. After the event, Big E regarded that Wrestling could break one's heart, disappoint them, and make one question the reason behind watching the sport.

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However, Big E claimed that the nights like Evolution 2.0 would remind one why one should watch Wrestling. He thanked Rhea and Iyo for putting on a show, which he felt was special and would be remembered for a long time. He hoped to see Evolution's next edition soon and not wait for 7 years.

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"This industry is one that will often break your heart, it will disappoints you, it will sometimes have you questioning why you still watch wrestling, nights like tonight remind you, they make you feel something. Thank you, Rhea Ripley. Thank you, IYO SKY — What they did here tonight left us with something truly special that I will not forget for a very, very long time. Let’s please not wait another 7 years to do this," Big E said.

"They don’t have to have their show to be in the spotlight" - Triple H on Evolution's next edition

Triple H was asked about the future edition of Evolution following the great reception the event received. The WWE CCO claimed he did not want to promise anything and felt the demand for Women's Wrestling meant adding them for more title cards regularly on normal PLEs. Hunter confirmed that there were no thoughts about the future editions of the PLE.

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"I don’t wanna say, it’s yearly, it’s not yearly. I think we see what that demand is for it, because as the demand for the women grows everyday, it becomes less about having their own show, and more about, like that’s the equality, it’s all…there, and they don’t have to have their show to be in the spotlight. But if it works, we’ll definitely go down that road. So I think it’s a ‘we shall see.'" Triple H said.