Former WWE superstar Jack Gallagher has undergone a jaw-dropping body transformation in the years following his WWE release.
He looks unrecognizable now, as Gentleman Jack has grown out his hair and gotten noticeably ripped.
His new physique might be explained away by his new pursuit in life, as Gallagher has taken up bare-knuckle fighting. He recently signed a contract with the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship; he won his first bout earlier this month against Rick Caruso at BKFC 25 via knockout in the third round.
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The 32-year-old was part of the WWE Cruiserweight Classic in 2016, a tournament that crowned the company's first Cruiserweight Champion in nine years. TJ Perkins (now known as TJP) ultimately won the gold. Although Gallagher never won any championships in WWE, he was one of the most prominent faces of the 205 Live division.
Before signing with WWE, Gallagher competed on the British independent circuit for 10 years.
Jack Gallagher was released from WWE after #SpeakingOut allegations against him
Jack Gallagher was released from WWE following the #SpeakingOut allegations against him in 2020 alleging sexual misconduct dating back to 2014.
#SpeakingOut was a social movement where people publicized their allegations of physical and sexual abuse against public figures in the wrestling industry. The hashtag started spreading on Twitter in June 2020, and many prominent faces in wrestling were called out for their alleged misconduct.
Various wrestlers, such as Marty Scurll, David Starr, and Joey Ryan were named in the allegations. They were subsequently fired from their respective companies. In WWE, Travis Banks, Ligero, Velveteen Dream, Gallagher, and Joe Coffey were either released or suspended when their names came out during the movement.
Gallagher has since made a statement admitting his fault and expressing his regrets.
It will be interesting to see what becomes of Gallagher in this new venture.
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