Saturday, February 21, 1970

NWL Nocturnis Pro Wrestling: Genesis - Week 2

 

NWL Nocturnis Pro Wrestling: Genesis - Week 2 - 



Dusty Arrives, Titles Change, and WAR RAGES!



By Tripple DDD Dangerous Danny Davis, NWL Historian

Welcome back to the shadowed world of Nocturnis and the immediate aftermath of "For the Love of the Gold"! If you thought Valentine's Day was dramatic, you haven't seen anything yet! The debut of NWL's weekly live broadcast, "Channel 6 Saturday Night Showdown," was nothing short of revolutionary, delivering shocking twists, a title change, and a descent into all-out war!

Silas's Reign of Doubt



The show opened with the controversial NWL World Heavyweight Champion, Silas Blackwood Sr., strutting to the ring, championship gold gleaming. He defiantly addressed the accusations of his tainted victory, dismissing the legendary "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers as nothing more than a disgruntled "crybaby." Silas seemed determined to solidify his reign, but fate, and a certain sharp businesswoman, had other plans.

The Cowboy Rides In!


Just as Silas was basking in his self-proclaimed glory, the unmistakable music of
Cowboy "Dusty" Rhodes hit the arena! The charismatic veteran strode to the ring and dropped a bombshell: Linda Marie Edwards, clearly not content with the controversial championship win, had hired Dusty Rhodes as the new booker for NWL! This power play sent shockwaves through the arena and directly undermined Silas's authority.

An Immediate Challenge and a Biased Referee!

Dusty wasted no time in making his mark. Declaring that the NWL World Heavyweight Championship needed to be proven, he pointed to the ramp, and the music of the underdog rookie, Sonny Cooper, filled the arena! Dusty announced that Silas would defend his newly won title right then and there against Cooper.

But the surprises didn't stop there. Dusty then declared himself the special guest referee for the main event, proclaiming himself the "new sheriff in town" and promising to call the match fairly (though his smirk suggested otherwise!). With a mischievous glint in his eye, Dusty grabbed the bell and rang it himself, starting the championship match immediately!

Main Event Mayhem: Silas Blackwood Sr. (c) vs. Sonny Cooper (Special Guest Referee: Cowboy "Dusty" Rhodes)

The main event was a chaotic and clearly biased affair. Dusty Rhodes lived up to his "new sheriff" moniker, delivering lightning-fast counts for Sonny Cooper and agonizingly slow counts for the enraged champion, Silas Blackwood Sr. He conveniently seemed to miss blatant fouls committed by the challenger while scrutinizing Silas's every move.

Against all odds, and with a significant assist from Dusty's officiating, Sonny Cooper managed to catch a distracted Silas in a quick schoolboy roll-up! Dusty dove down for an unbelievably fast three-count! Sonny Cooper had done it! He was the new NWL World Heavyweight Champion!

Silas's Fury and Linda Marie's Satisfaction

Silas Blackwood Sr. erupted in a volcanic display of rage, screaming at Dusty about the blatant fast count and the perceived betrayal. The camera then cut to Linda Marie Edwards in her luxury box, a slow, satisfied smile spreading across her face. Her strategic move to bring in Dusty had paid off handsomely.

The ALF Unleashes and War is Declared!

As the new champion, Sonny Cooper, and the triumphant booker, Dusty Rhodes, celebrated their improbable victory, the sinister Alliance Liberation Front (ALF), led by a seething "The Black Dragon," stormed the ring. Their target was clear: the new champion and the man who orchestrated the title change.

Just as the ALF gained the upper hand in the ensuing melee, the patriotic heroes – The Haunted Patriot, The Disillusioned Whistleblower, and The Patriotic Hero – charged into the fray, evening the odds and setting the stage for an all-out brawl.

Dusty's Challenge: Steel Cage WAR!

In the midst of the chaotic brawl, Dusty Rhodes pointed towards the ceiling. A massive steel cage began to descend, trapping all the combatants within its unforgiving confines! With a glint of steel in his eyes, Dusty roared, "You want a war, Dragon?! You got the Alliance Liberation Front! And I got The Patriots! And tonight, in this steel cage... WE GO TO WAR! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT NOW, BABY!"

Steel Cage War - First Blood!

The impromptu steel cage match erupted into a brutal and bloody affair. The ALF, with their numbers and ruthless tactics, gained the early advantage. The Patriotic Hero and The Disillusioned Whistleblower were both busted open by the relentless assault of the foreign stable. The ultimate, shocking blow came from The Black Dragon, who, using a concealed "assassin's blade" (in a truly shocking and controversial moment), sliced open both Dusty Rhodes and the newly crowned champion, Sonny Cooper! The referee had no choice but to call the match due to the First Blood stipulation!

ALF's Bloody Triumph and a Chilling Retort

The Black Dragon and the ALF stood tall, a menacing and victorious force within the blood-soaked steel cage. They had made a terrifying statement.

But the night wasn't over yet. Just before the broadcast faded to black, the camera cut to a solitary Silas Blackwood Sr. backstage. His rage had seemingly subsided, replaced by a chilling laughter. Looking directly into the camera, he delivered a haunting taunt: "Heh heh heh... Well now, Linda Marie, sweetheart... who's got the last laugh now?"

The final image was a quick cut back to Linda Marie in her luxury box, her face a mask of genuine bewilderment and perhaps a dawning sense of horror. The carefully orchestrated chaos had escalated beyond her initial calculations.

Week 2 of NWL Nocturnis Pro Wrestling was a game-changer! A new champion was crowned in controversial fashion, a new power player emerged in Dusty Rhodes, and a brutal war has been declared between The Patriots and the sinister Alliance Liberation Front. And lurking in the shadows, a vengeful Silas Blackwood Sr. plots his next move.

Don't miss next week's "Saturday Night Showdown" as the fallout from this explosive night continues! The Genesis Saga is just getting started!

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