5 Reasons Why Chelsea Green Will Win The 2025 Women’s Royal Rumble
Chelsea Green has absolutely killed it in her return to WWE, and the 2025 Royal Rumble is the perfect stage for her to solidify her place among the top women in the company. Here’s why she deserves the win:
1. Underdog Story: Green’s journey has been marked by setbacks and resilience. Fans love an underdog, and her win would be the culmination of hard work paying off. She was once cast off of a released talent. She proved her worth working the independents, and made sure to prove that that release was a mistake. Don’t mistake her “gimmick” for weakness
2. Charisma and Character ( most important to me ) Whether as a heel or a fan-favorite, Green’s character work is top-notch. Versatility is key in becoming a successful professional wrestler. A Rumble win would allow her to showcase her versatility on WWE’s biggest stage. Chelsea is a huge fan favorite, and shows no signs of letting them down.
3. Fresh Face for the Women’s Division: The women’s division needs new contenders, and Green brings fresh energy. Her victory would shake up the title picture, offering exciting new rivalries. All due respect to the current and most recent champions in the HHH era, but Chelsea could be user in a new era of female faces.
4. In-Ring Talent: Green has proven herself in various match types, bringing creativity and intensity to the ring. Whether it is singles, tag team, or hardcore, she can do it all. Chelsea displays great in-ring awareness, and has always displayed an exciting presence. Winning the Rumble would cement her status as a top performer ready for a title shot.
5. Momentum: Green has been steadily gaining traction since her return to WWE. She has consistently put together amazing segments, matches, and moments. A Rumble win would propel her from rising star to title contender, signaling WWE’s commitment to its next generation.
Chelsea Green winning the 2025 Royal Rumble would not only elevate her career but also inject fresh excitement into the women’s division.
– Tim Viczulis