Singapore Pro Wrestling: Club Carnage Preview – January 31, 2026

Saturday 31st January 2026

We’re back with our first preview of 2026, and we’re starting off fresh with something completely new. Singapore Pro Wrestling returns with Club Carnage — a new venue, a new concept, but the same high-energy, all-out professional wrestling the brand has provided for the past 13 years.

Club Carnage takes place at Lunar Club Singapore. Unlike the previous mat-show Clash at the Club events, this show will feature the full SPW ring setup, presenting an immersive pro-wrestling nightclub experience like no other. On the night, there are six fantastic matchups featuring SPW and MYPW’s top stars, beautiful ring girls, and so much booze it would even make VPW’s fans stop and think about their consumption.

Throughout our previews, we’ll be referencing the predictions and thoughts of SPW Tag Team Champion BGJ, who shared them on his socials this week.

Singapore Championship Triple Threat: CK Vin © vs Wonderboy vs Emman

Something of a return match from Heartland Havoc for Wonderboy and Emman, where they faced Aiden Rex in a three-way dance. Both men were robbed of victory last time, but now the stakes are even higher.

Wonderboy is the young veteran of this match — well travelled around the region, facing a variety of opponents in challenging situations, and no stranger to having gold around his waist. Since losing the SPW Tag Team Titles, he’s been searching for direction in the singles ranks, and a win here would be a genuine breakout moment.

Emman, on the other hand, is a rising star looking to gain traction. His career so far has been a mixed bag of wins and losses, but he’s kept his chin up and learned from experience. Since his recent trip to the Philippines, he’s been determined to step up and prove himself as a regional rising star.

CK Vin continues a standout reign as Singapore Champion. With the Southeast Asian Championship currently overseas, this is his opportunity to prove he deserves recognition as the top champion in Singapore.

All three competitors are technically sound, and this is likely to be the pure wrestling match of the night. BGJ’s prediction is that CK Vin retains, despite how the fans may feel about him.

Mighty Jackson vs The Midnight Bastards

Oh Mighty, do you ever learn a lesson? Last time you were in a nightclub, you had beer poured down your neck by the Legion of Total Anarchy. Now you enter Club Carnage to face your forever enemies — or is it frenemies after Vietnamania?

The battle between the Midnight Bastards and Mighty Mighty continues, this time with the reformed Mighty Jackson team taking the fight to them.

MJ Riz is clearly gaining momentum again in this gimmick. He’s feeling good and has the rhythm going. As a team, Mighty Jackson have strong chemistry and know their way around the ring. However, BGJ is right in his assessment that the Midnight Bastards always have something planned.

With Mason coming off a temporary truce with Mighty Mighty, he now understands the big man’s psychology better than ever. The SPW Tag Team Title scene is wide open after Real Global Threat, LTA, and Mighty Jackson themselves all failed to defeat Jack N’ Cheese, making this a prime opportunity for Mason and RJ to stake a claim.

BGJ’s prediction: The Midnight Bastards find a less-than-honest way to win.

Karina & Alexis Lee vs Selina & Poppy

The backbone of SPW’s women’s division — including MYPW regular Poppy — collides in this all-women’s tag team match.

Both teams share certain values. Alexis Lee and Karina represent the wild side, driven by punk-rock aesthetics, a never-say-die attitude, and Alexis’ constant encouragement. On the other side stand two competitors who take things far more seriously in life. The domineering teacher and the ABG bring undeniable glamour to Southeast Asian wrestling.

This match has the potential to showcase exactly what Southeast Asian women’s wrestling is capable of. BGJ predicted Skelly and Karina as the winners, but we believe the SEA Glamour Girls will come out on top.

Aiden Rex vs Dr Gore

We’ve already highlighted the triple threat as a potential match of the night, but this one is a serious contender as well.

Aiden Rex began the year with mixed results that caused him to question his change in attitude. 2025 was not the breakout year the region’s best technician had hoped for. Despite confident victories over local talent, Rex failed to defeat a single international opponent.

Things may get even worse here. Singapore’s resident evil doctor is on the rise and firmly gunning for a singles title. What better way to earn that shot than dismantling the Technical Marvel?

There’s every chance this match never leaves the mat, as both men twist and stretch each other in ways that seem impossible.

BGJ’s prediction: Rex holds the advantage and gets the win.

Get F*** Faced Match

Miles Karu vs Terrance Choong

So what exactly is this match? It appears to be a drinking contest followed by a wrestling match.

Both men are excellent competitors. Karu brings experience and accolades, while Terrance Choong has proven himself fast, crafty, and talented since his debut. However, Miles Karu clearly has the edge when it comes to drinking.

Karu has spent time across Southeast Asia’s legendary party districts — Khaosan Road in Bangkok, Makati in Manila, and Bui Vien in Ho Chi Minh City — so he knows his way around a few Tiger Beers. Add to that the fact that Wonderboy won a similar match at IWA Whiplash earlier this year, and there’s clearly some mentorship involved. Plus, we’ve all seen Miles’ outfits — you don’t make those wardrobe choices without knowing your way around a few drinks.

BGJ believes this could go either way, but we see no chance of Lyrical Lightning starting 2026 with a loss.

Falls Count Anywhere

Da Butcherman vs The Statement Andreuw Tang vs Bryson Blade vs Emman Azman

Another bout where two Real Global Threat members enter as solo competitors. These situations often begin with the best intentions but tend to fall apart quickly — especially in a match like this.

It’s no surprise that The Statement would look to align himself with the two most hardcore competitors in Singapore wrestling. What was once a Southeast Asian Championship-level contest is now about pure carnage, something that arguably suits Bryson Blade perfectly.

That said, never count out the RGT boys — they always have tricks up their sleeves. And as for Da Butcherman, his track record speaks for itself.

Our only advice: take a few steps back if you’re near the front. This match promises mayhem, chaos, and absolute carnage.

BGJ’s prediction: Da Butcherman — and we agree.

Club Carnage represents more than just another Singapore Pro Wrestling event. It’s a statement of intent for 2026, blending a fresh presentation with the familiar intensity that has defined SPW for over a decade. With championship gold on the line, rivalries carrying over from 2025, and several competitors looking to reset or elevate their momentum, this card feels deliberately stacked from top to bottom.

From the technical showcase of the Singapore Championship triple threat to the unpredictable chaos promised by the Falls Count Anywhere main event, Club Carnage offers something for every kind of wrestling fan. Add in the nightclub atmosphere, full ring setup, and a crowd ready to embrace something different, and this is shaping up to be one of SPW’s most distinctive shows in recent memory.

Whether you’re backing established champions, rising talents, or simply curious to see how this new concept plays out live, Club Carnage is a night that could set the tone for Singapore Pro Wrestling’s year ahead.