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CZW Down With The Sickness 4Ever - A Chris Cash Tribute Show

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Average rating: 5.50  [2]
Average rating in 2023: 6.00  [1]
Average rating in 2019: 5.00  [1]
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DanMitchellNFS wrote on 04.12.2023:
[6.0] "I thought Zandig was going to make the tribute all about him, judging from his intro. Although it was funny that Zandig was blown up at the start of the memorial. Good speech by Zandig, Chris's parents were front row. Great tribute by all. RIP Chris Cash. Danny Havoc showed promise, as did Andy Sumner. Battle Royal - was just there to get people on the show and fill time. The tag match had a huge pop with the returning Messiah. Tables match was a typical CZW mid card match - although good, the crowd was behind GQ. Apparently the Backseat Boys were booked to appear - but it never happened, so Zanding trashed them on the mic. Didn't think it should of happened at a tribute show. Gage cut a heel promo on Cash, in front of his parents - REALLY? ! At least Chris's father got a few chops in. Ladder match was great, took a while to get the ladders involved. The Non finish actually made sense for a change."
Paul Allain wrote on 18.12.2019:
[5.0] "The opener was decent for rookies, especially Andy Sumner who showed lots of potential, but frankly at this point Danny Havoc is really a big pile of nothing that has no identity yet, and the match became much much worse when they gratuitously started adding dangerous weapons. The Battle Royal was monotone, as those matches tend to be, but the winner received a good reaction and would prove in hindsight to be a perfect choice. The Tag Team Match was very mundane, but done in good spirit to please the crowd. The Elimination Tables Match was certainly too long and self-indulgent in places, but it was a very fun spectacle to witness, a reminder of GQ's unfinished potential and a nice way for him to pay homage to his fallen comrade. Before the main event, Zandig rants for way too long, saying nothing, and gets attack by Nick Gage, because this really is the show to push storylines. What Maroons. The main event is a cool spotfest, but just an exhibition with no ending. The show quality is very variable, but the sentiment is nice and is a fine homage to the Chris Cash way of wrestling, making this a good tribute show."