MCW Wired Melbourne City Wrestling

We venture West in the latest edition of MCW Wired and catch up with Damian Slater. Despite having a career that spans close to two decades, the World Beater doesn't look like slowing down any time soon and in addition to still being an active in ring competitor to this day - he's also passing on his knowledge to the next generation of rising stars as a trainer as well.
He joined us to talk about his approach to coaching, the current crop of talent that he's got his eye on, and his involvement in one of the most influential stables in Australian wrestling TMDK.

For the first time since 'MCW New Horizons 2021' Robbie Eagles made his return to Melbourne City Wrestling, challenging Royce Chambers for his Intercommonwealth Championship at the first 'Fusion' of 2022 and we caught up with "The Sniper Of The Skies" before the match at the MCW Academy.

Jessica Troy makes her return to MCW Wired and this time round she brings her newly won MCW Women's Championship. We speak to her ahead of her first title defence against Lily Blaze at Fight To Survive this weekend, and find out what's next for 'The Arm Collector' - plus we preview what to expect at the Thornbury Theatre this Saturday for the first MCW show of 2022!

This Sunday the best of Melbourne City Wrestling goes head to head with the best of PWA at World's Collide at the Thornbury Theatre. This 'Best of Five' series is headlined by a champion vs champion match between MCW World Champion Adam Brooks, against the PWA Heavyweight Champion Ricky South.

We caught up with Ricky South ahead of this weekend to find out a bit more about the man that'll be flying the flag for Sydney in this interpromotional clash of champions!

The last time we spoke to Adam Brooks on Wired it landed him in a three stages of hell match at 'MCW Homecoming' where he successfully retained the MCW World Championship against Slex and officially continued his self proclaimed "loose legacy"

Despite his laid back attitude, in 2021 Brooksy has proven himself to be a fighting champion defending his title against the likes of veterans like Danny Psycho, international stars like Robbie Eagles, and even jurassic juggernauts like Caveman Ugg. We spoke to him once again for his thoughts of the "loose legacy" so far.

A lot has changed since we last spoke to Mitch Waterman. At the start of the year at MCW Homecoming he was celebrating the Brat Pack retaining their Tag Team Championships against the Natural Classics and solidifying them as one of the best tag teams in Australia. Fast forward today and the Brat Pack is no more, and Mitch has to navigate solo - but he does have a guaranteed title shot at the MCW World Championship after winning the Ballroom Brawl.