Category: Australia/Oceania

Re-Awakening XXI will go down as a historic show for EPW, even if it doesn’t quite match up to the best shows they have put on from an in-ring perspective.

The Velocities and Aussie Open had one of the best matches of 2021 and look to re-create the magic at PWA Black Label’s Welcome to the Black Label Parade.

PWA Now We Conquer Live! was a disjointed show that feels like a reset and a rebase for a promotion that needs to establish its identity.

EPW Collision Course 2021 was an excellent show featuring a MOTY contender between Marcus Pitt and Gavin McGavin.

After a tumultuous year, Out of the Ashes 2020 was a strong ending to the year for the Australian-based EPW promotion.

Wrestle Rampage’s Adelaide Arena show from November 2015 holds up as a special event and lived up to the hype.

While PCW Grand Slam 2020 wasn’t a spectacular show, a few young talents really showed themselves to be the next wave in Australia.

EPW Going for Broke will be remembered in Perth for a long time to come.

MCW Clash of the Titans 2020 was a good show to continue Melbourne City Wrestling’s strong start to 2020.

MCW Vendetta was one of the best Australian wrestling shows ever.

Re-Awakening XVIII is a strong show and a fitting celebration of the company’s eighteenth birthday.

Melbourne City Wrestling’s year wraps up with Endgame 2019, a show with two stand-out matches as well as closing out 2019’s storylines and setting up the playing field for 2020.

PWA wrapped up their Colosseum 2019 tournament in fine fashion with a top-notch show.

Night 1 of PWA’s Colosseum 2019 tournament was one of the stronger PWA shows of the year.

With two of the best matches in the country all year, EPW Hell or Highwater has to be a contender for Australian Show of the Year.