A week after capturing the Impact Pro Wrestling Women's Championship, Evie is heading across the Tasman to compete for the Pro Wrestling Women's Alliance this Saturday night.

Along with the honour of being the first ever Women's Champion in IPW, Evie has the opportunity this weekend to capture the PWWA Interim Championship and become the first ever trans-Tasman women's champion, cementing herself as the most dominant female in Oceania today.

After overcoming her BFF tag partner, Megan-Kate, in round one of the eight-woman tournament, Evie's dominant streak continued as she defeated "Rate Tank" Kellie Skater, advancing to the tournament finals to wrestle Jessie McKay for the PWWA Interim Championship.

"I want nothing more than to have that belt as well", the newly crowned IPW Women's Champion told NZPWI.

"I am going to be the first ever kiwi to hold the PWWA title around my waist."

NZWPW's Right 2 Challenge is right around the corner and qualifying matches to see who will be part of the four-way bout are scheduled for this Friday at Bringing Down the House: Challenge Accepted.

For most men it is an honour to be part of the prestigious Right 2 Challenge match. For Jakob Cross, it is an inconvenience.

"This is just another hoop I have to jump through set by NZWPW management," he says.

"It's corruption at its very finest. The fact that I, Jakob Cross, have to even qualify for this match is an injustice."

Cross says NZWPW management is scared of him holding the NZWPW Championship and has made things difficult for him ever since he made the transition from commentator to full-time competitor.

The first ever IPW New Zealand Women's Champion, Evie, spoke to NZPWI after her historic victory at IPW Destiny last Saturday night regarding her next huge challenge.

This Saturday night, Evie will be looking to add another championship accolade to her name as she competes in the finals of the PWWA Interim Championship tournament.