The year 2025 proved to be a landmark chapter for women’s tag team wrestling in WWE as several teams rose above the rest and consistently delivered high impact performances. From championship reigns to show stealing matches and undeniable crowd connection these duos played a crucial role in shaping weekly television and premium live events. Their chemistry athleticism and storytelling made the women’s tag division one of the most compelling parts of WWE programming throughout the year.
Leading the conversation were Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill, a powerhouse pairing that blended raw strength with elite athleticism. Their dominance was evident from the moment they joined forces as they overwhelmed opponents with explosive offense and unmatched physical presence. Bianca’s experience and Jade’s aura as an unstoppable force created a team that felt larger than life. In 2025 they were booked as true game changers elevating every match they were part of and setting a new benchmark for what a dominant women’s tag team looks like in WWE.
Equally impactful were Kabuki Warriors, the seasoned duo of Asuka and Kairi Sane. Their reunion brought a mix of precision striking creativity and championship pedigree back into the spotlight. Throughout 2025 the Kabuki Warriors reminded fans why they are considered one of the most technically sound teams in WWE history. Whether competing for titles or engaging in high profile rivalries their in ring chemistry and aggressive style consistently delivered memorable moments.
Another team that made a strong impression was Damage CTRL represented in the tag division by Iyo Sky and Dakota Kai. Their teamwork intelligence and tactical approach made them dangerous opponents on any given night. Iyo’s aerial brilliance combined with Dakota’s grit and ring awareness allowed them to control matches and tell compelling stories. In 2025 they played a vital role in keeping the women’s tag scene competitive and unpredictable.
The rise of Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark added a hard hitting edge to the division. Their no nonsense attitude and MMA inspired offense set them apart from the rest of the roster. Throughout the year they were portrayed as legitimate threats who focused on dismantling opponents rather than entertaining them. Their matches often had a different tone grounded in aggression and intensity which added welcome variety to the women’s tag team landscape.
Rounding out the list were The Way pairing Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell. Their journey in 2025 was defined by resilience and emotional storytelling. While they may not have relied on sheer dominance their chemistry and underdog spirit connected deeply with fans. Their performances highlighted the importance of heart and perseverance proving that success in WWE is not only about power but also about passion and belief.
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