Killer Kross Reflects on His Pro Wrestling International Tour & Revealed New Documentary To Be Released Soon
Following the end of World Series Wrestling’s MegaMania 2026 tour in Australia and New Zealand this past Monday, Killer Kross reflected on Instagram about his participation for WSW as part of his Pro Wrestling International Tour and revealed that he has a new documentary that will be released soon.
“Alas, everything comes to an end.
This was the greatest Pro Wrestling International Tour I’ve ever been on in my life and I’ve been on more than I can count now in my career.
Thank you to everyone at @worldserieswrestling & @adrianmanera for taking a chance on believing in me to be the man you allowed me to be in front of your audience. It was an absolute honor
And to the Pro Wrestling Fans of
#NewZealand 🇳🇿, #Australia 🇦🇺 & all over the world:
I have a new documentary coming very soon.
This tour began for me 2 weeks ago as I did a full lap around the entire planet that encompassed 90 hours of travel.
I’ll keep you all in the loop as to when it will be available to watch. I have many new stories to share with you.
Being received the way I was on the other side of the world as I am here in the United States or Europe really made me feel connected to you all in a much stronger way. You don’t ever really know until you’re out there in front of the people. I will absolutely never forget that.”
Carlie Dempsey Comments on His “Incredible Experience” With AJPW & “It Made Me Feel More Confident”
A recent episode of the Busted Open Radio podcast featured WWE NXT talent Charlie Dempsey as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Dempsey’s thoughts about him working a tour for All Japan Pro Wrestling from December of 2023 to January of 2024 while under contract with WWE and how his time in AJPW made him feel more confident in his wrestling career.
“It wasn’t talked about much but, in the beginning of 2024, while working for NXT, they had me go over to wrestle for All Japan, for the Triple Crown Championship, and I thought that was an incredible experience. Because that 90s King’s Road-style wrestling has always been some of my favorite of all time. Watching people like Kenta Kobashi and (Mitsuharu) Misawa, all those, and then being able to wrestle for that title that meant so much to them and was always such a big deal while working for WWE. It made me feel more confident. It made me realize that I may have been holding back on certain things. But once I did that style there and again, we main evented Korakuen Hall, which was always a dream of mine. That was the venue to go to. Again, made me feel more confident, made me realize I can do this. I can go out there and just kill it out there, and that’s what I need to do. I need to stop holding back and then just put my everything into it whenever I’m in the ring.
So I wrestled (Katsuhiko) Nakajima for the Triple Crown Championship but I was also able to wrestle Hideki Suzuki who used to be here in NXT as Hachiman, who, one of my favorite wrestlers of all time. I’ve always admired him. Got to train with him a few times when he was here at NXT, and then got to wrestle Tatsumi Fujinami, who’s a WWE Hall of Famer and again, one of my all-time favorite wrestlers. He was 70 years old when I wrestled him. The one thing he said to me before the match was, ‘Hit me hard,’ and I remember smoking him with a strike and he just stayed still.”
Transcript h/t: Fightful.com
Current Card for Thursday’s TNA Impact! Show
TNA Wrestling announced the card for Thursday’s TNA Impact! show on AMC and Sportsnet 360.
Current card for November 5th TNA Impact! show:
- TNA Tag Team Championship Champions Challenge – Leon Slater & Amazing Red vs. The Nemeths (Ryan & Nic Nemeth) (c)
- Winner gets leadership of The System – Bear Bronson vs. Eddie Edwards
- The Nemeths (Ryan & Nic Nemeth) vs. Leon Slater & Amazing Red
- Fire ‘N Flava (Kiera Hogan & Tasha Steelz) vs. Shotzi Blackheart & Allie
- Frankie Kazarian & Avery Styles vs. mystery opponents
- Harley Hudson’s initiation into The Righteous

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