What’s On This Weekend In Australian Wrestling – 06/03/25

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

RCW‘s FringeMania festivities conclude this Saturday afternoon in The Peacock Tent in Rymil Park with RCW Super Clash VII! A big time event such as this deserves a big time card, which is currently looking like this:

• Nick Armstrong vs. Cadie Tre: “The Frontman” Cadie Tre’s 2025 has gotten off to a rocky start, thanks to him and his S.W.A.T suffering a loss at the hands of Banjo, Downunder, Nick Armstrong & a pair of handcuffs, introduced to the match by Armstrong, at ReAwakened XX. Wanting a measure of revenge on the “Champ Champ”, the two former RCW champions will collide at Super Clash, with Tre’s S.W.A.T team some form of deal with Jimmy C & Richard Gouda firmly stacking the odds against Armstrong.

• “King of the Fringe” Gauntlet Match – B.O.B vs. Hugh Beauty vs. Kaitoa vs. Red Smash vs. Super Sigma ???: Now, you can’t have a FringeMania without crowning the King of the Fringe, which is exactly what will happen when, B.O.B, Hugh Beauty, Kaitoa, Red Smash and a mystery opponent all throw down in a Gauntlet Match where the winner will not only be declared King of the Fringe, but will also a guaranteed shot at the RCW Emerald Crown .

• Party Power (Banjo Powers & Party Guy Ty) & ??? vs. The Old Guard (Dean Brady, Mr. Cliff & Chris Basso): Party Guy Ty is back in RCW, making his surprise return after being out of action for over a year at the end of Big Top Beatdown, joining his Party Power tag partner Banjo Powers to even the odds against The Old Guard. At Super Clash VII, Party Power will align with a currently unknown third wrestler to take on Dean Brady, Mr. Cliff & Chris Basso of The Old Guard in Six Man Tag Team action.

FringeMania may be coming to an end, but Super Clash is sure to be an explosion conclusion for the event.

TICKETS: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/riot-city-wrestling-af2025

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

EPW‘s School of Pro Wrestling is back with another look into the future stars of Australia this Saturday from the EPW‘s training school in Malaga with Evil Intentions. This card is shaping up to be another exciting event for ESPW, with the card looking like this:

• ESPW Pride Championship Match – Robby Heart (c) vs. Lucas Fantasia: Following the shock conclusion to Rising Tides, newly crowned ESPW Pride Champion Robby Heart will make his first title defense against Lucas Fantasia, with the potential threat of Del Cano looming in the distance for the winner

• Jack Edwards vs. Ryan Allen: Since both making their returns, Jack Edwards and Ryan Allen have been butting heads for the past few months, with Allen jealous of Edwards supposedly stealing his spotlight. Following a tag team encounter at ESPW Neon Genesis Night 2, Edwards and Allen will finally meet one on one.

• Twitch vs. Jordan Bishop: Twitch will be emrbroiled in yet another Streak vs. Streak matchup, as his recent winning streak meets the recent losing streak of Jordan Bishop.

• We Hear Noah Greene: Former ESPW Pride Champion Noah Greene will be in attendance to address the audience, following his loss to Robby Heart.

With an already stacked card and more to surely be announced, Evil Intentions is sure to be an incredible night of wrestling.

TICKETS: https://explosive-pro-wrestling.square.site/

VICTORIA

Professional Championship Wrestling is back at the South Eastern Entertainment Centre in Ferntree Gully for another edition of PCW SLAM! tonight, showcasing PCW‘s rising stars just 9 days away from PCW Unrivalled. Not much is currently known about tonight’s card, but it is confirmed that PCW SLAM! Champion Jackson Atlas will be in action!

Go check out the most exciting 60 minutes of Australian wrestling tonight at PCW SLAM!

TICKETS: https://www.pcw.com.au/events/pcw-slam-future-stars-of-wrestling-2-2025-03-06/

Adrenaline Pro Wrestling is bringing another their 52nd, as well as a very exciting edition of Breakout to the Adrenaline Zone in Seaford this Friday. Hot off the heels of New Beginnings 4 and barrelling towards Battle To Survive, this Friday’s card looks to be just as big:

• APW Breakout Championship Match – Jordan Samson vs. Nova Nicholls (c): The match that a lack of medical clearance forced it to be taken off the New Beginnings card is finally happening, as Nova Nicholls will defend the APW Breakout Championship against Jordan Samson, with the added prep time and Nicholls only just recovering from her injury potentially giving Samson the edge to secure a win.

• Miss Fortune vs. Joh n Stop Action: John Stop Action is looking to get his momentum back on track after a loss at New Beginnings against Miss Fortune, in a collision between two of APW‘s biggest names.

• Shaun Young vs. Jackson Wylde: Ahead of his entry into the Rumble Match at Battle To Survive, Jackson Wylde will step into the ring with veteran Shaun Young, who looks to knock Wylde down a peg or two.

• Aiden Osbourne vs. JP Bamford: Following a victory at New Beginnings 4 Aiden Osbourne is riding a wave of momentum into Battle To Survive‘s Rumble Match, momentum that The Cudas’ JP Bamford seeks to stall.

• Caballero Muerte vs. Will Walker: Also announced for the Rumble Match is Will Walker, who’s gonna have to go through the dangerous Cabellero Muerte on his way to Battle To Survive.

• James Marshall “Shoots The Sh*t”: New APW Legacy Openweight Champion James Marshall will be making an appearance at Breakout 52, as he wants to get some things off of his chest, just two weeks removed from beating his mentor Kris Law for the Legacy title.

With one stop on the road to Battle To Survive, Breakout 52 looks to provide a night equally as memorable.

TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com/apw-presents-breakout-52

Mayhem Pro Wrestling is gearing up for their biggest show of the year, as the biggest stars in Victoria are under one roof for the Grand Daddy of them All, Mayhem Mania II, coming to the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall this Saturday. Now, you can’t call something the “Grand Daddy of them All” without having a massive card to back it up, which Mayhem Mania II certainly has:

• Mayhem Pro Internet Championship Match – Jab (c) vs. Erika Reid: Following the implosion of the Prehistoric Death Cult at Anarchy Rulz II, Erika Reid has made it her life’s purpose to completely destroy The Cycle and everything they stand for. Looking to put her mission to an end, leader of The Cycle and Mayhem Pro Internet Champion JAB would confront Reid at Relentless Rumble III and offer her an eternal peace alongside her former student and her former lover as a member of The Cycle, an offer that Reid swiftly rejected. At Summer Showcase in December, JAB made one last plea for Reid to join the group, to which responded with a challenge: JAB vs. Erika Reid for the Mayhem Pro Internet Championship at MayhemMania II. JAB accepted her challenge, under one condition: if Reid loses, she join The Cycle. The stakes are higher than ever for this championship contest.

• Dog Collar Match – JXT vs. Aaron: On the 22nd of June 2024 at Anarchy Rulz II, the former “Jurrasic Punk” Syd Parker and Jahari surrendered themselves to The Cycle after Parker failed to defeat JAB, effectively dissolving the Prehistoric Death Cult. Parker, now going by Aaron, would take his aggression out on the man that he feels cost him the match, JXT, as he did count the deciding fall that would secure JAB the win. At Relentless Rumble III, JXT and Aaron would have a match that ended in very controversial fashion, with JXT getting himself disqualified after keeping Aaron locked in the Sharpshooter long after the bell had a rang. In a rage, JXT would piledrive referee Sam Addison and get himself banned from Mayhem Pro for the rest of the year. With the ban finally lifted, a rematch between the two has been set for MayhemMania II, this time in a Dog Collar Match with the loser leaving Mayhem Pro Wrestling for not just the rest of the year, but FOREVER.

• ROW World Championship Match – Levi Nixon (c) vs. Scotty Roach: ROW World Champion Levi Nixon is coming to MayhemMania II and he’s bringing his championship with him. At Showcase on the 31st of January, a battle royal, held to determine Nixon’s challenger, would see Scotty Roach as the last man standing, securing himself a title match against Nixon.

• Mayhem Pro Tag Team Championship Tournament Semi & Grand Finals Matches – Happy Gas (Happy Kai & Zedd Nitrox) vs. The Physicals (Jimmy Castle & Johnny Jetts) & The Cycle (Ezekiel & Isaiah) vs. Fun Time Phil & Bread King: Beginning at Showcase in January, the finals of the tournament to crown the first ever Mayhem Pro Tag Team Champions is very quickly nearing its end, with the final four teams of Happy Gas, who have been given a second chance in the tournament due to High Country suffering an injury that has taken them out of the tournament, The Fantastics, The Cycle and the team of Fun Time Phil and Bread King all ready to duke it out for the incredible honour of being Mayhem Pro‘s first Tag Team title holders.

• Mayhem Mosh Pit Six Man Scramble Match – Tommy A vs. Ben Barnett vs. Josh Navara vs. Blake Malik vs. Nate Hunter vs. Paul Fury: The Mayhem Mosh Pit Match is officially making its comeback at MayhemMania II, with six of Mayhem Pro‘s best all prepared to give it their all for bragging rights

• Antha Cava vs. The Musketeer: With the Cavalock Challenge still yet to be overcome by anybody, The Musketeer steps up to the plate in a grudge match with Antha Cava.

MayhemMania II is sure to be the biggest night in Mayhem Pro history and you would be foolish to miss out on such an event.

TICKETS: https://www.iamrelentless.com.au/event-details/mayhemmania-ii

Renegades of Wrestling, coming off the back of the landmark Super Show, are back on home soil and look to use the momentum Queensland so nicely gave them to bring We Are Renegades to the Northcote Theatre this Sunday. This event is always one of the biggest that ROW put on and, with a card like this, this years looks to be no different:

• The Renegades Rumble Match: The second annual Renegades Rumble is all set for We Are Renegades, with 20 men and women all going to war for a future title shot of their choosing at any time of their choosing, with the likes of Lochy Hendricks, Jake Taylor, Caity Luxe, Tarlee & Caveman Ugg, among others, already announced for the matchup.

• ROW Women’s Championship Match – Aysha (c) vs. Indi Hartwell: Following a successful title defense at the Super Show, Aysha’s post match gloating was interrupted by a video sent in by former WWE superstar, Australia’s own Indi Hartwell! Hartwell, impressed with Aysha’s growth over the years, but not particularly fond of her attitude wants to put Aysha to the test and her impressive 720+ day reign as ROW Women’s Champion in jeopardy, as she takes on Aysha for her championship in her first match in Australia in almost 6 years.

• ROW World Championship Match – Levi Nixon (c) vs. Mitch Waterman: Due to Emman Azman unfortunately being no longer able to compete in Australia, ROW World Champion Levi Nixon will now have all of his attention focused on the former champion Mitch Waterman, whom Nixon cashed in his Ring of Destiny title opportunity on at Indestructible last November. In his failed attempt to appease The Ambush by securing gold, Nixon must not pay the piper and take on Waterman alone.

• Mr. Juicy vs. Tyson Reed: At We Chose Violence, during the main event Steel Cage Match, Tyson Reed & Chloe St. James cost Gino Gambino the match and, per the matchup’s stipulation, played a key role in running Gambino out of ROW. Little did they know, all they had done was awaken the side of Gino Gambino that’s usually kept locked away, never to see the light of day: Mr. Juicy! Due to technically not being the same man as Gino Gambino, Mr. Juicy has been given the all clear to exact revenge on Tyson Reed.

• No Disqualifications Match – JXT & Fun Time Phil vs. Bastard Brothers (Krackerjak & Gore): The Bastard Brothers’ quest for ROW tag team gold has hit a roadblock in the form of JXT & Fun Time Phil. During the the Number One Contenders Fatal Four Way tag match at Fever Pitch last September, both teams would end up being too distracted trying to take each other out that they would both end up on the losing side of things. A match between the two teams was then scheduled for Indestructible in November, but that match would end in chaotic fashion, with Krackerjak getting himself & his bastard brother disqualified. This incident brings us to We Are Renegades, which will see JXT & Fun Time Phil face off with the Bastard Brothers one last time in a No Disqualification match.

• Caveman Ugg vs. Mitch Connors: Ahead of his entry into the Renegades Rumble, Caveman Ugg takes on Mitch Connors, who looks to impress by picking up a victory against the fan favourite Ugg.

One of the biggest, annual events in Australian wrestling, this year’s We Are Renegades will surely provide an unforgettable night for everyone in attendance (which could be you!).

TICKETS: https://destroyalllines.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/85de0ff5-602f-4b1b-b087-4fe6e8457e5e

NEW SOUTH WALES

Pro Wrestling Australia is heading to Selina’s at the Coogee Bay Hotel in Coogee for another action-packed wrestling event this Friday. Just how action-packed is this event going to be? Read on to find out:

• Soul of PWA Championship Match – Robbie Eagles (c) vs. Jude London: After throwing out the challenge, Jude London has been given quite possibly the biggest match of his career, a Soul of PWA Championship matchup against Robbie Eagles. London also has his sights set on New Japan Pro Wrestling‘s Super J Cup tournament, as well as Eagles and his tag partner Kosei Fujitas’ IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championships, but he’s going to have to get through Eagles in singles action first.

• North Shore Wrestling (Charli Evans, WIll Keidis & Sam Osbourne) vs. The Backslide Girlz (Shay Kassidy, Kingley & Everett Connors): Having captured the PWA Tag Team Championships at Tag Race just over a month ago, The Backslide Girlz, looking to prove that they are truly at the top of PWA‘s tag division, have laid down the challenge for a Six Man Tag Team Match to North Shore Wrestling, who plan on knocking the champions down a peg or two.

• The Pillars of Majesty (Hari Singh & Tony Singh) vs. The Dropouts (The Tuckman & Scotty Green): The Dropouts have been on an incredible run as of late, a run that the Pillars of Majesty look to stop dead in its tracks, although The Dropouts don’t plan on going down easy at all.

• The Regime (Backman & Ricky South) vs. Maleke Mccabe & Marley Peleti: Pro Wrestling Academy graduates and newcomers on the scene Maleke Mccabe & Marley Peleti have recently joined forces alongside El Phoenician and are officially settings their sights on the PWA tag team division. They’ve got an incredibly tough task ahead of them, however, as their very first opponents as a unit are The Regime, who are prepared to take down Mccabe & Peleti before they can even get off the ground.

• Aaron Jake vs. Kai Drake: It’s a battle of the East vs. the West, Coogee Beach’s own Kai Drake will do battle with the “Street King” Aaron Jake, who takes exception to Drake repping the Eastern Suburbs.

Two other matches are currently scheduled to take place, with Nikki Van Blair taking on Melissa Averillo and Jack J Bonza & Digby teaming up against Big Fudge & “Big Brother” Billy Preston in tag team action.

PWA is all set to bring an all out night of action to Selina’s, so grab some tickets and join the party this Saturday.

TICKETS: https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/pro-wrestling-australia-live-pro-wrestling/175356?skin=SelinasVenue

Australian Wrestling Superstars have quite the double header weekend in store, kicking off this Friday with a huge charity event in conjunction with the Peak Hill Roosters Rugby League Club, raising funds to allow members of the Parkes PCYC to enter the annual Nations of Origin tournament for NAIDOC week, with all the stars of AWS ready to give it their all for a good cause. The action doesn’t stop there for AWS as they head over to the Panthers Bathurst club on Saturday for another stacked night of live pro wrestling.

Whether you wanna support a good cause or just wanna see a fun night of wrestle, AWS has got you covered.

TICKETS (Parkes League Club): https://events.humanitix.com/live-pro-wrestling-parkes-leagues-club-charity-supershow-for-parkes-pcyc

TICKETS (Panthers Bathurst): https://events.humanitix.com/live-pro-wrestling-panthers-bathurst/tickets

International Wrestling Australia banner year rolls on with Power Struggle, coming to Club on East in Sutherland this Friday. Sutherland locals are in store for a card like no other, which currently includes:

• IWA Trans-Tasman Championship Match – Dan Archer (c) vs. Mr. Juicy: Newly crowned Trans-Tasman Champion Dan Archer has his work cut out for him in his very first title defense against one of the biggest stars in Australian wrestling, Mr. Juicy, making his first appearance for IWA in almost 9 months.

• Randal vs. Ben Braxton: Two men who have had a handful of encounters in IWA will collide once again in singles action, as Randal goes toe to toe with Ben Braxton.

With two big matchups already signed and plenty more sure to be announced, it shouldn’t be a struggle to decide on checking out IWA Power Struggle.

TICKETS: https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/iwa-live-pro-wrestling-power-struggle-club-on-east/175591

ACT

Insane Championship Wrestling Australia is holding their first show of 2025 with Insane Asylum, bringing the action to the Belconnen Community Theatre this Saturday, featuring a stacked card with such matchups as:

• Rob Mezzenger taking on Apex Anderson in an I Quit Match.

• ICW Heavyweight Champion Rex defending his title against 5 mystery opponents in a Capital Carnage Match.

• ICW Australian Champion Zack Stryker defending his championship in an open challenge

• ICW Canberra Champion Benny Whiplash putting his title on the line against Chris Stevens

• Harvey Falco taking on Tank in single action.

Secure your tickets now to make sure you don’t miss ICW‘s first event of the year, Insane Asylum.

TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com/insaneasylum-24