WWE Money in the Bank winner Naomi reveals how Stephanie Vaquer tastes

WWE Money in the Bank 2025 was a thrilling night that saw Naomi win the contract after defeating top names like Stephanie Vaquer, Rhea Ripley, and Alexa Bliss in a ladder match. She has revealed how one of her opponents tasted based on her experience from the brutal match.

This year's Women's Money in the Bank ladder match was booked to perfection with Stephanie Vaquer performing the Devil's Kiss on the ladder, Alexa Bliss and Rhea Ripley having a veteran confrontation, and Naomi picking up the victory. During the battle, the eventual winner stood on the ladder alongside Stephanie and bit her hand to inflict damage. She took to X/Twitter to reveal what the taste was like.

An X/Twitter user, @JugsFullbuster, posted a video of the scene, asking if anyone else noticed Naomi biting her opponent's hand. The 2025 Women's Money in the Bank winner reposted it, explaining how her opponent tasted so sweet.

"She taste so sweet hahahahhahahahah (warning emoji)."

The two could have more confrontations in the coming weeks, especially if the company is planning another edition of the Evolution Premium Live Event.

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What could be next for Naomi and Stephanie Vaquer after WWE Money in the Bank 2025?

Several WWE Superstars, including Bayley, Big E, and Natalya, showered appreciation on the Women's Money in the Bank winner, considering the trajectory of her professional wrestling career. Naomi also got emotional when Big E expressed his appreciation for her after her victory. Hopefully, she will cash in successfully to become a women's champion soon.

On the other hand, Stephanie Vaquer earned immense praise for competing in three matches within a 24-hour period during the weekend. She will likely appear on this week's WWE RAW to address her impressive performance. She could also start a new storyline with a top name on the red brand like Liv Morgan, IYO SKY, or Rhea Ripley. It is only a matter of time before she becomes a World Champion on the main roster.

The future of the company's Women's Division is in good hands, to say the least.