| rdfs:comment | - Road To The Top was ICW's tenth pay-per-view event. It took place at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan in September 2003, in front of a crowd of 14, 785. The set featured street signs and a road design, much like Driven To Success, with golden lights at the top of the stage, representing the end of the road, Ultimate Glory. The card was the final before ICW's flagship pay-per-view, Ultimate Glory, with many matches leading to that event. The main event was a 6 man elimination match, with the winner facing the ICW Undisputed World Champion, Evan Fallen Angel, at Ultimate Glory for the title. This match was contested between Tripp, Steve Williams, AJ Scally, the new, cocky Xtreme Baad Newz, the recently returned Cody Long and Big Jimmy. On this show, the champ, Evan, faced NVX, who wa
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| abstract | - Road To The Top was ICW's tenth pay-per-view event. It took place at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan in September 2003, in front of a crowd of 14, 785. The set featured street signs and a road design, much like Driven To Success, with golden lights at the top of the stage, representing the end of the road, Ultimate Glory. The card was the final before ICW's flagship pay-per-view, Ultimate Glory, with many matches leading to that event. The main event was a 6 man elimination match, with the winner facing the ICW Undisputed World Champion, Evan Fallen Angel, at Ultimate Glory for the title. This match was contested between Tripp, Steve Williams, AJ Scally, the new, cocky Xtreme Baad Newz, the recently returned Cody Long and Big Jimmy. On this show, the champ, Evan, faced NVX, who was making his PPV comeback after an injury, in a non-title match. In other matches, Cruiserweight Champion Sean South was up against Tony Edison for the Cruiserwwight Title, while there was a multi man match to see who would face the Cruiser Champ at Ultimate Glory. Also, there was a huge 6 man tag team match, with the team of Beast, Purest and Eric Matthews taking on Modern Messiah, D-Boy and Reeves.
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