At WWE Elimination Chamber 2025: Toronto, the women’s division showed out in a monumental way to crown the WrestleMania 41 challenger for Rhea Ripley or IYO SKY and the WWE Women’s World Championship. Six of the finest the division has to offer gave it their all inside the devil’s playground. Among them, Bianca Belair was the final woman standing.
All of the women involved in this match were former world champions in their own right, and it really showed. They went deep into their repertoire to pull out the victory in Toronto.
The Canadian air might’ve been cold, but Bianca Belair was red-hot for most of the content. Entering at the third spot, Belair would run roughshod over the challengers’ field to cement her name as the woman to battle Rhea Ripley or IYOK SKY at the “Granddaddy of them All” after finishing off match-starter Liv Morgan with her patented K.O.D. At Elimination Chamber 2025, Bianca Belair was totally undeniable.
And at WrestleMania 41, she steps into probably the biggest match of her career as she looks to wrestle away the Women’s World Championship from “The Eradicator” or The “Genius of the Skies” herself. One step closer to reaching the top of the mountain, Bianca Belair now sets her sights on April 2025 and the gold.
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— WWE (@WWE) March 2, 2025
What did you think of Bianca Belair winning the Women’s WWE Elimination Chamber 2025 match? Will she be the one to dethrone Rhea Ripley or IYO SKY at WrestleMania 41?
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