The biggest annual women’s wrestling event in Australia – the Global Conflict Tournament held by IndyGurlz Australia and New Horizons Pro Wrestling will take place on May 25th and May 26th.

The 1st entrant in the 2018 Global Conflict Tournament was announced as none other than NHPW’s own Lena Kross. She’s no stranger to the expected ferocity from this tournament – she was slated to debut in the 2017 Global Conflict Tournament but was subsequently attacked at the NHPW Slaughterhouse by Shayna “The Queen of Spades” Baszler, shortly before the event took place and had been withdrawn from her first-round pairing with the aforementioned attacker. Lena may be among the least experienced competitors in this year’s tournament, but that has only made her all the more determined to win.

The second entrant was announced as Avary who comes from Melbourne City Wrestling who recently battled against Toni Storm back in April. The IndyGurlz debutant Avary has been on fire in Victoria through the last few months and has her sights set on winning the tournament.

The masked Azalea, while fairly new to the pro wrestling scene has already faced off against the likes of Madison Eagles, FaceBrooke, and Jessica Troy to name a few. She has a lot of buzz surrounding her and a win here could skyrocket her career.

The fourth entrant announced for Global Conflict was rated at one time, the “Number 1 Female Pro Wrestler in the World” by PWI and is the only female to have never wrestled in WWE or IMPACT Wrestling to have that honor. Former IndyGurlz Champion Madison Eagles returns for her chance at Global Conflict. Recognized as the best female Wrestler in Australia by far, a singles tournament win at Global Conflict has alluded her throughout her career. Is 2018 the year she finally gets the job done?

Another entrant for the IndyGurlz Global Conflict 2018 tournament, making her Australian debut, all the way from the USA and representing her Native American heritage is Desi DeRata.

She brings passion, intensity, and impact to this years tournament, she is the current reigning Riot City Wrestling Woman’s Champion – Casey Johns.

Unfortunately, due to injury, “The Powerhouse Luchadora” FaceBrooke has not been cleared to compete at the event.

The brackets for the tournament have been released:

Avary vs. Lena Kross

Azalea vs. Casey Johns

Desi DeRata vs. Madison Eagles

The 3 females who fail to get a victory in their first-round matches will get a second chance. There will be a three-way match between them in Medina on May 25th to re-enter the tournament on May 26th in Byford.