(McClelland’s Analysis: Match had an understandably slow pace but not in a boring way. Jackson wowed the crowd by doing the Undertaker rope walk completely around the ring then doing a similar walk on the barricade. Jackson did more than you’d think a 72 year would or should do including a tope suicida and taking a German suplex. Jackson is a 50-year vet so the basic idea of the match was Janela being a disrespectful jerk to him and getting taught a lesson. Jackson pinned Janela in 13:00 with a top splash through a door. I also don’t think the crowd was expecting Christian to win and he was not the crowd favorite although the reason he won became apparent later.) The ending was out of nowhere and a little anti-climatic considering the craziness that had come before. Price and Komander (in his GCW debut) in particular stood out. It was very good for this type of match with all the guys looking crisp.

(McClelland’s Analysis: This was what you would expect from a multi-man opener – non-stop moves, limited psychology. BLAKE CHRISTIAN – Scramble MatchĬhristian pinned Price in 9:40 with a spiked curb stomp GCW Announcers: Kevin Gill, Veda Scott, Emil Jay, Jake Black, Drew Parker REPORT BY JUSTIN MCCLELLAND, PWTORCH CONTRIBUTOR GCW YOU WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND 2022 SHOW REPORT SPOTLIGHTED PODCAST ALERT (YOUR ARTICLE BEGINS A FEW INCHES DOWN).

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