As previously reported by PWMania.com, Jade Cargill is set to face Naomi in a high-profile singles bout at WrestleMania 41, taking place later this month in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now, the match is making headlines not just for its star power—but for breaking new ground in WWE history.
According to WrestleOps, the match has already set two notable records, including a significant first-ever milestone for women’s wrestling at WrestleMania.
The Cargill vs. Naomi match will be the first non-title women’s singles match on the WrestleMania card since 2006—when Torrie Wilson defeated Candice Michelle in a Playboy Pillow Fight at WrestleMania 22.
However, because that 2006 match was contested under a stipulation, Cargill vs. Naomi will officially be the first non-title, non-stipulation women’s singles match in WrestleMania history.
This landmark moment is another sign of the evolving role of women’s wrestling in WWE, where top-tier athletes are now showcased in major matches regardless of title stakes or gimmicks. With two charismatic and athletically gifted performers set to face off, the match is poised to be a show-stealer—and a historic one at that.
Jade Cargill v Naomi at #WrestleMania 41 will officially mark the first non-title women’s singles match at the event since 2006.
And will mark the first non-title women’s singles match with no stipulations attached in the events’ history. pic.twitter.com/NrILcKEv9d
— Wrestle Ops (@WrestleOps) April 5, 2025
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