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Post by Lochlyn Cade on Aug 29, 2021 7:11:00 GMT
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Dark Dynasty in Champs Legacy
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The business of professional wrestling often times brings about one reoccurring conversation, who’s the best? We’ve seen this topic emerge recently with the advent of a particular News Network. That best tag team discussion, likely, left the best off the list; Dark Dynasty. Instead of expanding upon this important conversation they moved towards what they believed where more important conversation pieces. The nonsensical of which centers itself around some of the most meaningful conversations, according to them. The topics of best kisser, best girlfriend, and yes even the best hair; we’re sure to see the best butt pucker moment any day.
Dark Dynasty finds these topics ridiculous and empty without any substance. It’s a mockery of what really encapsulates the sport of professional wrestling. Some imagine it’s the type of list that intrigues like minded fools, such as The Heritage. A team who can only dream of being a topical subject of relevance.
Action Wrestling focuses on the wrestling side of the conversation and it’s with that they bring John Thomas and Denzel Porter to the Uprising: All-In Pre-Show. It’s where discussions of this sport become germane, relevant, for those of you who are more of the bottom of the barrel persuasion with their intellectual ability. Let’s say that it’s the metaphorical Gatecrashers of understanding, undignified.
We’re thirty seconds in and that question still hasn’t been asked nor answered, who’s the best? Lochlyn Cade and Eli Hix look to answer that question in the most barbaric way that only this sport can provide. If we can ascertain anything at this point we know that the truth of that question falls upon the shoulders of Dark Dynasty and the Champs Two Gents, Teo Blaze and Andre Jenson. The other two teams have fallen off lately if Dark Dynasty has any say in the matter. It’s two of the rungs that The Promethean and the 21st Century Trendkiller have already climbed.
“This is ridiculous Loch… The Heritage and The Gatecrashers shouldn’t even be in this match. We’ve already beaten both teams. Yet, here we are in an Elimination Tables match with both of them and the Champs. Why? This is bull…”
Lochlyn Cade places a hand on the shoulder of Eli Hix stopping him mid sentence.
“Would you really want it any other way? I mean, come on, think about it. This is the perfect situation. It’s the stalemate scenario that we don’t have to worry about. We can’t lose because another team gets pinned.”
Eli Hix swirls his glass before sipping The Balvenie 30 Year Old whiskey. The elegant, old-timely cocktail lounge is nearly empty excluding a few regular patrons.
“Don’t be like every other wrestler who would question the ‘decisions’ of management. Don’t be ‘THAT’ guy Eli, your better than that, we’re better than that. Look at it from an entirely different perspective. We get the opportunity to dethrone the Champs and knock out any potential contenders at once.”
The Promethean prefers a fine cognac over whiskey, this one is smooth, and does down easy; Camus X.O.
“I’m not going to lie Loch. The thought of putting Sara Pettis through a table inside of the SoFi Stadium in front of all those fans. I can get behind that thought.”
“I’m not sure what your perversion is for her but yeah, you could do that, I mean somebody’s got too and it might as well be you.”
A sly smile crosses the face of the sadistic Eli Hix who often times uses his freedom between the ropes to inflict pain and suffering. He’s referenced it as his space of exception, his realm of unrestricted liberty. Despite the rules of wrestling of course which are less strict than the law of everyday civilian.
“I like that. I like that a lot.”
“The Heritage aren’t going to be much of a problem. I think both The Gatecrashers and the Two Gents will see things the same way. You’ve got Sara covered so that leaves me with Void. It should be obvious that I respect the man. I have no shame in saying that. The guy is talented even if he squandered his Cruiserweight Championship opportunity that I bestowed upon him when we traded our prizes, from CruiserHavoc, earlier in the year.
Sure, I walked away and lost my GM of the night opportunity, but he lost his title match against Spayde Martinez. It was a night that saw both Void and Pettis lossing to Spayde. You could say that The Gatecrashers lost in a sort of handicap situation to the Cruiserweight Champ. They did go on to win the CW tag team titles but squandered both of those reigns.”
Eli Hix finishes off his glass of whiskey as he motions for the waitress signaling for a refill. She takes the glass and walks towards the bar as he begins talking.
“I know that I’m not the methodical kind of guy that you are. The guy who walks people right into a corner that they never saw at their back. I’m more of a vicious animal that seeks to rip his opposition to shreds. You’re capable of keeping a level head and planning the right angle of attack. I don’t think people have actually figured that out yet. It’s an advantage for us and when someone figure it out. We’ve already changed our approach.”
Lochlyn Cade chuckles as raises his glass in a toast just as the waitress brings Eli his glass. They clink them together as the two men then sip their own preferred drinks.
“It was always going to come down to Dark Dynasty and Two Gents. They’ve got some momentum on their side having defeated Addy A & Terra Walker. They’ve also got a score to settle with The Heritage after the 16th but I guess they’ve got a score against us too. We started things by storming the ring and taking it too Teo and Jenson. Everyone else just followed our lead.
We’ve been planning our attack since the first tag match we had on CruiserClash. We were always going to take it to the Champs. Those titles were always the destination we were gonna seek out.
My words were ignored and not taken seriously and now there’s no more Red, White & Bruised. Karlie Nash heard the warning when I put Nikki Vaughn on the shelf. Karlie didn’t look for retribution. She didn’t come looking to right a wrong. She accepted it and moved on to another goal that didn’t involve Dark Dynasty.
The question must be asked of the Champs. What happens if we put Teo or Jenson on the shelf? Do either of them come looking for the thing Karlie ignored? Do they find someone to replace the other? The probability that we put one of them out indefinitely with an injury is pretty high in this type of match. Even if it’s a stray shard of broken wood from the corner of a table thrust, unfortunately, into an unsuspecting eye. Injuries just happen.”
His final words trail off as both Lochlyn Cade and Eli Hix, for the first time, gaze into the camera that’s been capturing their conversation. It’s obvious that they are looking to take thee titles and if they happen to end someone’s career, well, accidents happen don’t they.
“Two Gents have been the best team in Action Wrestling, this entire business, for the year, twenty twenty one. Anyone who denies that doesn’t really know this business. We’re not a team to be disregarded though. We’re walking in as the biggest threats to those titles and at the end of the night… Well, Two Gents, that legacy you built can be seen on Paramount+ for nostalgia's sake. History will remember each of you fondly.”
The Champs have built a legacy that’s going to last the test of time. Nobody, including Dark Dynasty, could argue that. They’ve been the best of an entire division in the history of the sport. Most teams who sway away from being a fan favorite would ignore the Champs legacy and belittle their accomplishments.
Dark Dynasty isn’t that team but they won’t allow that to figure into the violence they bring to the ring. They won’t allow respect to influence the extent of their brutality. Two Gents are the industries best without doubt but Dark Dynasty expects to change that.
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