WSW MegaMania Melbourne: Sosa Wins Australian Title, Kross Retains
Summary: Ricky Sosa beat Sammy Guevara and Moose for the vacant WSW Australian Title, and Killer Kross retained the WSW Title over Brian Cage, at World Series Wrestling's MegaMania in Melbourne on Sunday, Nov. 1, per ProWrestling.net.
- 11:44Singles matchAndrade El Idolodef.Matt Riddle
Neckbreaker after a Meteora.
- 11:57Four-way, WSW Women's TitleShayna Baszlerdef.Myla Grace, Cassie Lee and Zoey Serrano
Slam on Grace. New champion. Serrano also had Lee tapping, but the referee did not see it.
- 6:38Singles matchRyuseidef.Mitch Waterman
Twisting Angle Slam.
- 15:11WSW Tag Team ChampionshipThe Good Brothers (Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson) (c)def.Los Tranquilos de Japon (Tetsuya Naito and BUSHI)
Magic Killer on Naito after a referee bump. Champions retain.
- 9:19Three-way, vacant WSW Australian TitleRicky Sosadef.Sammy Guevara and Moose
Flash roll-up on Moose. New champion.
- 14:31Singles matchHenaredef.Caveman Ugg
Headbutt, then a pin.
- 13:15WSW TitleKiller Kross (c) (with Scarlett Bordeaux)def.Brian Cage
Kross-Jacket sleeper, referee stopped it. Champion retains.
The quick version
- Ricky Sosa won a three-way over Sammy Guevara and Moose for the vacant WSW Australian Title in 9:19. Killer Kross kept the WSW Title over Brian Cage in 13:15.
- Shayna Baszler won a four-way for the WSW Women's Title. The Good Brothers kept the WSW Tag Team Titles over Tetsuya Naito and BUSHI.
- This is a review of a show that was released on YouTube on Nov. 8. It is the fourth night of a five-stop tour. We did not watch it.
Ricky Sosa won the vacant WSW Australian Title and Killer Kross kept the WSW Title at World Series Wrestling's MegaMania on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, in Melbourne, Australia. The details come from ProWrestling.net's Chris Vetter, who reviewed the show after WSW released it on YouTube on Nov. 8. Vetter says the crowd was about 800 and "hot and into everything." The show was released free on YouTube.
Event
World Series Wrestling MegaMania, Nov. 1, 2026, Melbourne Pavilion, Melbourne, Australia. Vetter calls it the fourth night of a five-stop, one-week tour, and says the venue is a large nightclub. WSW released the show for free on YouTube on Nov. 8, per his review. We did not find a WSW results post.
Results
Match notes
Cage's title. Before the show's first match, Brian Cage entered with the WSW Australian Title and said it was his final tour of Australia. Vetter says he gave up the belt to get a shot at the WSW Title instead, which is why the Australian Title was vacant for the three-way.
The main event. Andrade came out in a suit during Kross vs. Cage, and Riddle attacked him, per Vetter. Officials separated them. Kross then won with the sleeper. After the bell Cage said on the mic that he disliked the finish and asked for a four-way on the last night of the tour. Vetter says the distraction gave Cage an out for losing.
Women's title. Baszler pinned Grace while Serrano had Lee in a submission. Serrano protested, and she and Baszler shook hands and hugged afterward, per Vetter.
The three-way. Vetter calls it his favorite match on the show and says it would be hard to find a better one under 10 minutes. Guevara hit a Canadian Destroyer on Sosa, and Moose speared Guevara, before Sosa rolled Moose up. WSW's own Facebook post calls Sosa "the new and youngest WSW Australian Champion," as quoted in a search result. We did not open that post.
Connections
Moose is a TNA wrestler in our earlier stories. TNA has named a Ricky Sosa for Belgium in the World X-Cup at Destination X on Nov. 15. We did not confirm that he is the same Sosa. See our X-Cup story. Guevara, who has not been on AEW or ROH television for months, worked WSW dates that weekend. See our Guevara story. Riddle and Kross were both in MLW within days of this show. See our MLW SuperFight results.
What is next
Vetter says Cage wanted a four-way for the WSW Title on the final night of the tour. We found no results from that night.
Source: ProWrestling.net (Chris Vetter), who reviewed the full show. This is a single-source results story. We did not watch the show and did not contact WSW. Times are Vetter's. Search excerpts of a Fightful results list for a different night of the tour and a WSW Facebook post agree with Vetter on Sosa's win, but we did not open either page. Nothing in this story is a rumor.
Sources
- ProWrestling.net (Chris Vetter), "World Series Wrestling 'MegaMania Melbourne' results (11/1): Vetter's review of Killer Kross vs. Brian Cage for the WSW Championship, Andrade El Idolo vs. Matt Riddle", Nov. 8, 2026 (every result, time and note above). https://prowrestling.net/site/2026/11/08/world-series-wrestling-megamania-melbourne-results-11-1-vetters-review-of-killer-kross-vs-brian-cage-for-the-wsw-championship-andrade-el-idolo-vs-matt-riddle/
- World Series Wrestling on Facebook, post about Sosa's win, dated Nov. 2, 2026 in a search result. No link: we saw only the search excerpt and did not open the post.
- WrestlingNews.com, "TNA Names Sosa and Aichner in World X-Cup; 4 Entrants Known", Nov. 2026. https://wrestlingnews.com/story/tna-confirms-sosa-and-aichner-in-world-x-cup-four-entrants-known/
- WrestlingNews.com, "Rumor: Sammy Guevara's AEW and ROH Absence Unexplained", Nov. 9, 2026. https://wrestlingnews.com/story/rumor-sammy-guevara-absent-from-aew-and-roh-no-reason-given/
- WrestlingNews.com, "MLW SuperFight Results: Bishop Beats Kross for the Title", Nov. 8, 2026. https://wrestlingnews.com/story/mlw-superfight-results-bishop-beats-kross-for-the-title/
- WrestlingNews.com staff reporting: read the review in full and checked names against our earlier stories. We did not watch the show.
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