VIC: MCW Vendetta, Sept 7

Witness the fallout from the 2024 Ballroom Brawl on Saturday 7th September at the Thornbury Theatre!

Tickets on sale now at MCWTix.com.au

Reid has built a reputation as an honourable warrior, a fierce competitor and an athlete who wears her indigenous heritage as a badge of honour.

It’s no surprise that this combination of skills, determination and pride has seen her quickly become one of MCW’s most popular stars since she returned in October last year.

Meanwhile, Kingsley has been building her own reputation across the country – she may not court popularity like Erika does, but she’s just as capable a competitor, especially as she isn’t afraid to take a few short cuts here and there.

And she’s no stranger to MCW – before her shock return, she was last seen in the MCW ring in December 2021, and as mentioned before, she’s come close to getting her hands on the Women’s Championship. But this match marks her best opportunity to date.

It’s the first time Reid and Kingsley have met one-on-one, which makes this incredibly hard to pick. All we know is that we think it’ll live up to expectations.

from MCWwrestling.com.au

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