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Drew Galloway vs. Jack Jester

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Average rating: 8.00  [3]
Average rating in 2026: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2023: 7.00  [1]
Average rating in 2020: 9.00  [1]
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DaWay wrote on 16.05.2026:
[8.0] "Typical ICW main event. I don't care if it's formulaic as all hell, because I'll eat this bugger up and be back for second helpings. Your usual insane bumps, brawls out to the bar and crazy spots, but it's two guys who know how to pull it off really well. Even with the botches spots, such as the table not breaking, which the inmate below pointed out, adds to the chaotic and dangerous atmosphere of the match instead of taking away from it. If the WWF's circus was made up of strongmen to gawk over, ICW's circus was (and still kind of is) made up of stuntmen putting it all on the line to create a memorable match. ****"
Awes0max13 wrote on 06.11.2023:
[7.0] "A spectacular example of ICW's wonderful hardcore main events, Drew Galloway is put through absolute hell getting back into the ICW Heavyweight title scene by his former friend Jack Jester. There's a palpable tension as the match starts immediately with Jester using the title on Drew as a loud, energetic crowd jeers on. Jester bleeds early and Drew takes opportunities to smear it on himself as the two brawl from the ramp to the bar. It's a bit slow as they go all around the arena to fight, up until a brutal elbow drop from Jester to Drew onto a table that fails to break. It adds to the gritty, dirty, brutal atmosphere of this fight and that feeling continues as they get back into the ring to dish out some brutal chair shots and some barbed wire bat spots. Great moment when Galloway attempts to put away Jester with his own finishing piledriver, only to have to rely on his patented Futureshock DDT for the win. A great match that helped Drew's stock continue to rise during his time away from WWE and solidified the UK as the place to be in the mid-2010's."