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==In wrestling==
==In wrestling==
*'''Signature moves'''
*'''Signature moves'''
**''77 Snap'' (([[DDT (professional wrestling)#Snap DDT|Snap DDT]]))<ref name="Cage" />
**''77 Snap'' ([[DDT (professional wrestling)#Snap DDT|Snap DDT]]))<ref name="Cage" />
**''Art-I-Ficial'' Elbow ([[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow|Diving elbow]])<ref name="Cage" />
**''Art-I-Ficial'' Elbow ([[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow|Diving elbow]])<ref name="Cage" />
**''Clash Landing'' ([[Professional wrestling aerial techniques|Diving Knee Drop Bulldog]])<ref name="Cage" />
**''Clash Landing'' ([[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving leg drop bulldog|Diving knee drop bulldog]])<ref name="Cage" />
**[[Dropkick]]<ref name="NGWUK">[http://www.ngwuk.com/roster/jack-gallagher Jack Gallagher - New Generation Wrestling<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
**[[Dropkick]]<ref name="NGWUK">[http://www.ngwuk.com/roster/jack-gallagher Jack Gallagher - New Generation Wrestling<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
**''Roadrunner'' (Running knee strikes)<ref name="Cage" />
**''Roadrunner'' ([[Professional wrestling attacks#High knee|Running high knee]])<ref name="Cage" />
**''Stagedive'' ([[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving headbutt|Diving headbutt]])<ref name="Cage" />
**''Stagedive'' ([[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving headbutt|Diving headbutt]])<ref name="Cage" />


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Revision as of 09:35, 6 June 2013

Born1990
Manchester, England[1]
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)Jack Gallagher[1]
Jack Anthony
Jack Toxic[1][1]
Billed height5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)[1]
Billed weight189 lb (86 kg)[1]
Trained byAlex Shane[1]
DebutNovember 2006[1]

Jack Gallagher (born 1990), is an English professional wrestler. He is perhaps best known for his appearances at Futurshock Wrestling and Grand Pro Wrestling where he has won the FSW Championship and GPW British Champion respectivaly. He is also an accomplished tag team competitor winning the GPW Tag Team Championship with Alex Cyanide as Lethal Dose.

Professional wrestling career

Training and debut

Jack Gallagher was trained by Alex Shane and the Futureshock staff. Gallagher made his profesional wresting debut as Jack Toxic on November 4, 2006, at Futureshock #11, teaming up with Alex Cyanide, Danny Hope and Kris Travis and defeated Charity, El Ligero, Faith and Jamal Lewis.

British independent circuit

Lethal Dose (2007-2009)

From the beginning of 2007, Toxic and Cyanide would continue to team up and eventually became Lethal Dose.[2] They became a regular attraction at Futureshock, appearing on many shows.[2] The team woud have their first title shot at Grand Pro Wrestling's That's Entertainment when they took on WKD for the GPW Tag Team Championship. The team would travel to Real Deal Wrestling where in February and April, had to chances to become the RDW Tag Team Champions but lost both times.[2] They then went to Hull to wrestle for New Generation Wrestling where they won all their matches.[2] With this run of success, they returned to Futureshcok at Futureshock #27 and defeated three other teams to become the first FSW Tag Team Champions.[2] However, they would lose the titles to The Doogooders at Futureshcok #29.[2] they returned to GPW at Livin' On The Edge to take part in a number one contendership four way elimination match and lost.[2] For the rest of 2009, they continued to team up but would find little championship success and split up.

Grand Pro Wrestling (2007-2012)

Gallagher, performing as Jack Toxic, made his singles debut at GPW West Park Fun Day and lost to Scarlett Web.[3] Between March and April, Toxic tried to qualify for the Crazy Cruiser 8 2008 but would fail multiple times, however, he won the Last Chance Saloon battle royal and therefore qualified for the tournament. On May 2, he lost El Ligero in quarter finals.[4] At Justice For All, he defeated Dave Rayne in a rumble qualifying match and would go on to be eliminated from the rumble on the same night which was won by Martin Kirby.[5] At Guts & Glory, he returned under his real name, Jack Gallagher, to compete in a four way scrabble match for the GPW British Championship and lost.[6] At Battlefield, he lost a thirty minute iron man match involving Zack Diamond and Mikey Whiplash for the GPW British Championship, however, next month at Heroes & Villains he defeated Diamond for the title. He would hold the championship until Do Or Die, in December, where he lost it to Ste Mann. Gallagher would introduce his own belt after losing the British Championship, this was akin to the Million Dollar Championship held by Ted DiBiase.[7] He would lose this title, however, at Fireworks to Ste Mann.[7]

Futureshock (2008-2012)

On June 8, 2008, Gallagher as Toxic, took part in the Lotto-Thunder Tournament and reached the semi final where he was defeated by Jack Domino.[2] On September 13, he participated in the FSW Trophy Tournament 2009 and was eliminated in the first round by Sparx.[8] In 2010, he began using the name Jack Gallagher.[9] At Futureshock #48, Gallagher won the FSW Trophy Tournament 2010 when he defeated Dave Breaks in the final.[10] On November 6, 2011, Gallagher defeated Dave Rayne to become the FSW Champion.[11] He would hold the championship for fourteen months before losing it to Davey Richards at Futureshock #61.[11] At Futureshock #62, he defeated Stixx and Zack Gibson to become the number one ontedor for the FSW Championship.[9]

Japan

Pro Wrestling Zero1

On March 3, 2013 Jack made his debut for Pro Wrestling Zero1 in Japan as he worked under the name of Jack Anthony in a tag team match alongside Ikuto Hidaka.[12] On April 15, 2013, Anthony came together with Craig Classic, James Raideen, Jason New, Maybach β, Sebastian Concrete, Steven Walters and Tama Williams to form a gaijin stable named "New Age Wrestling Future" (NWF) under the guidance of Akebono.[13][14] The stable was shortly afterwards also joined by Jonathan Gresham and Mark Coffey.[15]

In wrestling

Championships and accomplishments

  • Futureshcok Wrestling
    • FSW Champion (1 time)
    • FSW Trophy Tournament (2010)

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Jack Gallagher « Wrestlers Database « CAGEMATCH
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h Lotto-Thunder Tournament « Tournaments Database « CAGEMATCH
  3. ^ Wrestlingdata.com - World's Largest Wrestling Database
  4. ^ Crazy Cruiser 8 2008 « Tournaments Database « CAGEMATCH
  5. ^ GPW: Justice for All:19th June © Tony Knox - a set on Flickr
  6. ^ GPW Guts & Glory « Events Database « CAGEMATCH
  7. ^ a b Matches « Jack Gallagher « Wrestlers Database « CAGEMATCH
  8. ^ FSW Trophy Tournament 2009 « Tournaments Database « CAGEMATCH
  9. ^ a b Matches « Jack Gallagher « Wrestlers Database « CAGEMATCH
  10. ^ Card with guide « Futureshock #48 « Events Database « CAGEMATCH
  11. ^ a b FSW Championship « Titles Database « CAGEMATCH
  12. ^ http://www.cagematch.de/index.php?id=1&nr=92846
  13. ^ "4.15 後楽園ホール大会一夜明け会見". Pro Wrestling Zero1 (in Japanese). April 16, 2013. Retrieved May 6, 2013.
  14. ^ "曙が外国人新ユニット「ＮＷＦ」を結成". Tokyo Sports (in Japanese). April 17, 2013. Retrieved May 6, 2013.
  15. ^ "ライディーン「オレと大地はすでにレベルが違う！」5.4　後楽園ホール大会へ向け記者会見". Pro Wrestling Zero1 (in Japanese). April 16, 2013. Retrieved May 6, 2013.
  16. ^ Jack Gallagher - New Generation Wrestling

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