World Series Wrestling presented its MegaMania Adelaide event on October 31 from Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Hindmarsh, South Australia, delivering a card built around championship matches and a roster featuring talent from across the international wrestling landscape. The event aired on YouTube and concluded with Killer Kross successfully defending the WSW World Championship against Tetsuya Naito in an Anything Goes match.

The Adelaide show featured two title changes, with The Good Brothers defeating United Empire to capture the WSW Tag Team Championships. Elsewhere, Brian Cage retained the WSW Australian Championship against BUSHI, while Myla Grace remained WSW Women’s Champion following her defense against Cassie Lee.

With a mix of singles bouts, a three-way contest and multiple championship encounters, MegaMania Adelaide gave WSW a substantial event card that placed its titles at the center of the night. The closing match also paired Kross and Naito in a stipulation contest, with Scarlett Bordeaux accompanying the champion and BUSHI at Naito’s side.

Killer Kross Survives Tetsuya Naito in Anything Goes Main Event

Killer Kross entered MegaMania Adelaide as WSW World Champion and left with the title still in his possession. Accompanied by Scarlett Bordeaux, Kross defeated Tetsuya Naito in the evening’s Anything Goes main event. Naito was accompanied by BUSHI, who had competed earlier in the show.

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The stipulation distinguished the WSW World Championship clash from the rest of the card and gave the event a major championship centerpiece. Naito arrived in Adelaide as one of the night’s most prominent international competitors, while Kross carried the responsibility of defending WSW’s top prize. In the end, Kross retained, preserving his position as the company’s world champion.

Scarlett Bordeaux’s presence alongside Kross and BUSHI’s presence with Naito added familiar allies to each champion’s corner, but the official result remains a successful title defense for Kross. The outcome closes MegaMania Adelaide with no change at the top of the WSW singles championship picture.

The Good Brothers Capture WSW Tag Team Championships

The biggest title change of the event came in the WSW Tag Team Championship match. Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows, collectively known as The Good Brothers, defeated the reigning champions United Empire, represented by Andrade El Idolo and HENARE, to win the titles.

Anderson and Gallows have long been associated with tag team success, and their victory in Adelaide added the WSW Tag Team Championships to their latest accomplishments. United Empire entered the contest holding the gold, but Andrade El Idolo and HENARE were unable to keep the belts from changing hands.

The result gives WSW new tag champions in a division that was prominently represented on the MegaMania card. It also establishes The Good Brothers as a major part of the promotion’s championship landscape coming out of Adelaide. For Andrade and HENARE, the loss ends their reign as titleholders and leaves United Empire with a clear setback following the event.

Brian Cage Retains WSW Australian Championship

Brian Cage successfully defended the WSW Australian Championship against BUSHI. The challenger had a busy night in Adelaide, competing for the Australian title before accompanying Tetsuya Naito in the main event, but Cage retained his championship.

Cage’s win ensured that another of WSW’s key titles remained with its incumbent champion. BUSHI’s challenge did not result in a championship change, and Cage continues as WSW Australian Champion after MegaMania Adelaide.

The match also underscored the demanding nature of BUSHI’s evening. Although he was unsuccessful in his attempt to take the Australian Championship, he remained involved at ringside for Naito’s World Championship challenge later in the event. Neither effort led to a title change for BUSHI’s side of the card, as Cage and Kross each retained their respective singles championships.

Myla Grace Keeps the WSW Women’s Championship

Myla Grace defended the WSW Women’s Championship against Cassie Lee and emerged with the title intact. Grace entered the event as champion and defeated Lee to retain, keeping the women’s division’s championship with the reigning titleholder.

Cassie Lee’s challenge offered one of the show’s important championship matches, but Grace was able to turn back the contender. With the result, Grace leaves the Adelaide event still recognized as WSW Women’s Champion.

There were no reported title changes in WSW’s women’s championship match, making Grace one of three champions who successfully protected their belts on the card. The Good Brothers’ tag title victory was the exception among the night’s championship contests.

Zoey Serrano Defeats Shayna Baszler

In a notable non-title singles match, Zoey Serrano defeated Shayna Baszler. Baszler’s appearance added another internationally recognized name to the MegaMania Adelaide lineup, but Serrano secured the victory.

The result stands as an important win for Serrano against a highly experienced opponent. While no championship was at stake, the match carried significant weight because of Baszler’s reputation and the caliber of talent assembled for the event.

Serrano’s victory was one of several results on the card that highlighted wrestlers outside the championship matches. MegaMania Adelaide did not rely exclusively on title bouts to shape its lineup, and this singles contest produced one of the evening’s clearest upset-style outcomes.

Matt Riddle, Sammy Guevara and Moose Pick Up Victories

Matt Riddle opened the listed results with a victory over Ricky Sosa. Riddle’s win set a positive tone for the night’s in-ring action and gave the event an early singles result before the championship matches took center stage.

Sammy Guevara also earned a singles win, defeating Matt Hayter. Guevara’s victory added another recognizable name to the winners’ column at MegaMania Adelaide, while Hayter was unable to secure the result in their one-on-one contest.

Moose was victorious in a three-way match involving Dean Brady and Ryusei. The bout provided a different competitive format from the rest of the singles contests, with Moose overcoming two opponents to claim the win. The result gave Moose a decisive victory on a card that featured a broad range of established international performers and local competitors.

WSW MegaMania Adelaide Results

  • Matt Riddle defeated Ricky Sosa.
  • Zoey Serrano defeated Shayna Baszler.
  • Brian Cage defeated BUSHI to retain the WSW Australian Championship.
  • The Good Brothers, Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows, defeated United Empire’s Andrade El Idolo and HENARE to win the WSW Tag Team Championships.
  • Sammy Guevara defeated Matt Hayter.
  • Myla Grace defeated Cassie Lee to retain the WSW Women’s Championship.
  • Moose defeated Dean Brady and Ryusei.
  • Killer Kross, accompanied by Scarlett Bordeaux, defeated Tetsuya Naito, accompanied by BUSHI, in an Anything Goes match to retain the WSW World Championship.

Championship Picture Following Adelaide

MegaMania Adelaide produced a clear split in its championship results. Killer Kross retained the WSW World Championship over Tetsuya Naito in the main event. Brian Cage retained the WSW Australian Championship against BUSHI, and Myla Grace retained the WSW Women’s Championship against Cassie Lee. The WSW Tag Team Championships were the only belts to change hands, with The Good Brothers defeating Andrade El Idolo and HENARE.

That makes Anderson and Gallows the new champions to emerge from the event, while Kross, Cage and Grace continue their respective reigns. The show’s card brought together wrestlers with extensive experience in different promotions and regions, but WSW’s own championships remained the central thread throughout the evening.

For Kross, the successful Anything Goes defense against Naito is the defining result of the event. For The Good Brothers, their victory creates a new chapter for the tag division. Cage and Grace, meanwhile, each leave Hindmarsh having protected their championships against prominent challengers.

World Series Wrestling’s MegaMania Adelaide event therefore ended with four championship outcomes that shaped the promotion’s immediate title landscape: three successful defenses and one significant tag team title change. From Riddle’s opening win through Kross’ main-event retention, the October 31 card delivered a full slate of results from Adelaide Entertainment Centre.

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