
By Dan Steadman
Everything you need to know about MCW Vendetta 2025
When is it?
MCW Vendetta 2025 is live on Saturday 30th August.
Where is it being held?
Vendetta 2025 will be at the home of MCW – the Thornbury Theatre, 859 High St, Thornbury.
How do I get there?
The Thornbury Theatre is on the 86 tram line. If you’re coming from the city, get off at the Blythe St / High St stop; if you’re coming from the north, get off at the Collins St / High St stop. If you’re coming via train, the Thornbury train station is only a 5 minute walk.
Is the event suitable for children?
MCW events are suitable for all ages. Anyone aged 16 and under should attend with a parent/adult.
What time does it start?
Doors open at 6pm. The show starts at 7pm. There will be a pre-show match presented by our friends at the Relentless School of Pro Wrestling.
Can I still get tickets?
Tickets have sold out. Go to MCWTix.com.au to secure your place at our next event – Fight to Survive.
Will tickets be available at the door?
No tickets will be available at the door.
Can I watch Vendetta at home?
Yes, the event will stream live on our YouTube channel on Friday 5th September.
What’s the official theme for Vendetta?
Thank you to Sienna Skies; their song Elated is the official theme for Vendetta 2025! Check it out on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and more!
Will merchandise be available?
Yes, we will have merchandise available to purchase with card/EFT payments only.
What event is after Vendetta?
Fight to Survive will take place on Saturday 25th October at the Thornbury Theatre. Tickets are on sale now at MCWTix.com.au

What matches are taking place at Vendetta?
MCW Women’s Championship – Eugenie (C) vs. Erika Reid
Finally these hated rivals face each other in the ring once again, for the biggest prize!
MCW Tag Team Championship – Water Rapids (C) vs. The Natural Classics vs. Lucky O’Leary & Lucas Fantasia
The new champions – Mitch Waterman and Ryan Rapid – have a huge first test in the former champs The Natural Classics and the unlikely partners of Lucky O’Leary and Lucas Fantasia.
#1 Contendership to the Women’s Championship – Aysha vs. Shay Kassidy
Whoever wins the Women’s Championship will have a tough new threat looming, with both Aysha and Shay Kassidy hungry to get their hands on the belt.
MCW Intercommonwealth Championship – Adam Brooks (C) vs. The Tuckman (with Special Guest Referee The Clydesdale)
Brooks continues his quest to test himself against the hottest young talent in the country, and in The Tuckman he may have found the hottest one possible. Plus a wildcard in the special guest referee The Clydesdale.
Tommy Knight vs. Robbie Thorpe
Two big men, two big talents. But with Robbie Thorpe winning the Ballroom Brawl – the match Tommy Knight thought he had in the bag – this could have some personal animosity beneath the surface.
Rocky Menero vs. Edward Dusk
For the third time, Menero and Dusk face each other, but this time Dusk wants to prove he’s the better man in a fair straightforward match. But does Menero?
MCW World Heavyweight Championship – Caveman Ugg (C) vs. Eli Theseus
Thanks to the machinations of the newly appointed Vice President of General Management Tony Villani – Caveman Ugg has an unexpected opponent returning to face him in the ring at Vendetta!
