DW Clash 42
Live on the Sanctioned Violence Network
The Stratford Arena, London, England
2nd September 2024
The camera sweeps across the packed Stratford Arena in London, showcasing the enthusiastic crowd and vibrant atmosphere. The DW Clash 42 logo flashes on the screen, and the opening theme music builds excitement. The arena lights dim, casting a dramatic glow over the audience.
Steve Pringle: “Good evening, everyone, and welcome to DW Clash 42! We’re coming to you live from the Stratford Arena in London, and boy, do we have an electrifying night in store for you!”
Eddie Bates: “That’s right, Steve! We’ve got a packed card tonight with some high-stakes action. The main event is set to be a thrilling handicap match, as the Scottish brute Angus Blackhart has challenged British Hospitality to a two-on-one battle! After defeating them both in singles action over the past two weeks, Blackhart is looking to prove his dominance once and for all.”
Steve Pringle: “Blackhart’s been relentless in his pursuit of vengeance against British Hospitality, and tonight, he’s getting his chance to settle the score in a big way. But that’s not all we have for you tonight!”
Eddie Bates: “Absolutely! We’re also going to hear from the DW Heavyweight Champion, Bjorn Asulf, who’s been making waves since winning the title. And let’s not forget, the number one contender for that title, ‘Unbreakable’ Angelo Anderson, will also be joining us. There’s no telling what might go down when these two fierce competitors come face to face!”
Steve Pringle: “Tonight promises to be an unforgettable night of action and drama. So buckle up, folks, because DW Clash 42 is about to get underway!”
The camera pans around the arena, capturing the excited faces of the fans as the show begins.
Ringside
The Global Takeover
Bjorn Asulf strides confidently to the ring, his DW Heavyweight Championship belt gleaming under the lights. The crowd showers him with loud boos, but he revels in the attention as he grabs a microphone.
Bjorn Asulf: “Shut up! Just shut up! I’m sick of hearing you whine and boo. I’ve heard all this talk about the Global Takeover PPV coming to this very arena in October. Everyone’s buzzing about it, but here’s the thing you need to know—I’m not just the DW Heavyweight Champion; I’m the best heavyweight champion in the wrestling world today!”
The crowd responds with more boos, but Asulf ignores them, pacing with the championship belt slung over his shoulder.
Bjorn Asulf: “So here’s what I’m going to do. At Global Takeover, I’m going to prove my point. I’m issuing a challenge right here and now for a triple threat match! I want to face the best of the best from other promotions. I challenge sVo Champion Johnny All Star and P:V Heavyweight Champion Adam Garcia to come and try to beat me in my own backyard!”
The crowd buzzes with excitement at the announcement, but before Asulf can say more, the arena is suddenly filled with a burst of energy as Angelo Anderson makes his way to the ring. His intense gaze is fixed on Asulf, and he doesn’t waste any time getting to the point.
Angelo Anderson: “Hold on a minute, Viking! Don’t get ahead of yourself. You may think you’re unbeatable, but I’ve got news for you. I’m Unbreakable and I’m going to be the one taking that title from you at the Doomsday PPV before Global Takeover even happens!”
The tension in the arena rises as Asulf and Anderson stand face to face, each man glaring intensely at the other. The crowd can sense the simmering animosity between them, and the atmosphere is electric with anticipation.
Bjorn Asulf: “You think you can just waltz in and take my title? You’ve got another thing coming. I’ve got plans to make history, and you’re just a stepping stone.”
Angelo Anderson: “Keep dreaming, Viking. I’m coming for that title, and there’s nothing you can do to stop me.”
The segment cuts to the back as the camera captures the intense standoff between Asulf and Anderson, the excitement for their future showdown palpable as DW Clash 42 continues.
Backstage
Waiting Game
William Smith stands backstage with the DW UK Tag Team Champions, The Sovereign—Ben Noble and Kandi Sparks. The champions are dressed in their ring gear, their titles proudly displayed over their shoulders.
William Smith: “I’m here with the reigning DW UK Tag Team Champions, The Sovereign. You two have been waiting for a worthy challenge for your titles. What’s your take on that?”
Ben Noble: “We’ve been saying it for weeks, William. We’re the best tag team in Dynasty Wrestling, and we’ve proven that time and time again. We’ve issued an open challenge, but it seems like no one has stepped up to prove themselves worthy. That’s just fine by us.”
Kandi Sparks: “Tonight, though, we’re not just waiting around. We’re taking matters into our own hands. We’re facing Gunnar and Shred, and we’re going to show everyone exactly why we’re the champions. We’re going to demonstrate our skill, our teamwork, and why we’re the top tag team in DW.”
William Smith: “It sounds like you’re both fired up for tonight’s match. What can we expect from The Sovereign in the ring?”
Ben Noble: “You can expect a showcase of what it means to be the best. Gunnar and Shred are tough competitors, but we’re going to prove that no matter who steps up to challenge us, they’re going to have to bring their absolute best to even stand a chance against us.”
Kandi Sparks: “Tonight, it’s not about defending our titles—it’s about making a statement. We’re here to remind everyone why we’re the champions and why we deserve to be recognized as the greatest tag team in DW history.”
William Smith: “Well, there you have it. The Sovereign are ready to defend their titles and make their mark tonight. Let’s see if Gunnar and Shred can rise to the occasion.”
The segment ends as The Sovereign head towards the entrance, their determination clear as they prepare for their match. The camera follows them as they leave, the anticipation for their defense against Gunnar and Shred building as DW Clash 42 continues.
Tag Team Match
The Sovereign vs. Gunnar and Shred
Backstage
Ready for War
William Smith stands backstage with Oliver Harrington, who is dressed in his ring gear and exuding confidence. Harrington adjusts his hair and flashes a smug grin at the camera.
William Smith: “I’m here with the former DW UK Champion, Oliver Harrington. Oliver, you’ve had a few setbacks recently, but you’re clearly still in high spirits. What’s your take on your current standing in DW?”
Oliver Harrington: “Well, William, let me make this very clear. I’m the Essex Pretty Boy, and I’ve been nothing short of spectacular since day one. Just because I lost the UK Championship doesn’t change the fact that I’m a top-tier talent in this company. I’ve been a dominant force, and everyone knows it. Whether it’s in the ring or on the mic, I’m here to remind everyone why I’m one of the best in DW. People talk about my recent losses, but those are just bumps on the road. I’m still the same phenomenal athlete who brought style and flair to this company. And mark my words, I’ll be back at the top sooner rather than later.”
As Harrington continues his self-promotion, Liam O’Donovan walks past, heading towards his match against Leo Lewis. O’Donovan, with his gruff demeanor, gives Harrington a cold, hard stare.
Liam O’Donovan (growling): “You talk a lot, Harrington. Maybe you should focus less on yourself and more on the guys who actually step up and fight.”
Harrington’s confident smile falters for a moment as he looks at O’Donovan. The two men lock eyes, the tension palpable.
William Smith: “It looks like there’s some unresolved tension here. Liam, good luck in your match tonight. Oliver, it seems you might have some competition in your quest to reclaim your place at the top.”
Oliver Harrington: “Tension? I’m not worried about O’Donovan or anyone else. I know my worth, and I’m focused on reclaiming my spot. I’ll show everyone why the Essex Pretty Boy is someone they should never forget.”
William Smith: “Alright, thanks for your time, Oliver. Best of luck with your future endeavors. Let’s see how tonight unfolds.”
The segment concludes as Harrington and O’Donovan go their separate ways, the backstage area buzzing with the anticipation of their upcoming matches. The camera follows O’Donovan as he heads towards the ring, and Harrington remains, deep in thought about his next move.
Single Match
Liam O’Donovan vs. Leo Lewis
Backstage
International Incident
Jean Louis Duval, Royce Lacroix, and HyperNova storm into the office of Matt Anarchy, the DW General Manager. Anarchy looks up from his desk, slightly taken aback by the sudden intrusion.
Jean Louis Duval: “Matt Anarchy, this is absolutely unacceptable! How long do we have to wait for Masafumi Satake to respond to my challenge for the International Heavyweight Championship? It’s a disgrace that he’s avoiding us!”
Matt Anarchy: “Jean, I understand your frustration, but there’s not much I can do at the moment. James Von Drake, the GM of Project Violence, handles Satake’s bookings. I will follow up with him and push for an answer as soon as possible.”
HyperNova (trying to stay optimistic): “So, what does that mean for us right now? We’ve been waiting long enough. Surely there’s something we can do?”
Matt Anarchy: “I can offer something in the meantime. To show my commitment to resolving this situation, I’m giving HyperNova a UK Championship match against Jonathan Sullivan. It’s not the International Championship, but it’s a big opportunity.”
HyperNova: “Really? That’s fantastic news! Thank you, Matt!”
Jean Louis Duval (still fuming): “This isn’t enough, Anarchy! We’re not here to get handouts or second-rate opportunities. We’re here to get what we rightfully deserve—my match with Satake!”
Matt Anarchy: “I assure you, Jean, I’m doing everything I can. For now, you have to be patient. I’ll get back to you once I’ve spoken with Von Drake.”
Jean Louis Duval: “Patience? This is about our futures! We won’t be left in limbo forever!”
Duval’s anger is palpable as he glares at Anarchy. Lacroix and HyperNova exchange uneasy looks.
Jean Louis Duval: “Come on, HyperNova. Let’s get out of here. We’ll handle this ourselves if we have to.”
Matt Anarchy: “I’ll be in touch soon with any updates.”
Duval, still seething, leads his team out of the office, slamming the door behind him. The camera captures Anarchy’s concerned expression as he returns to his paperwork, the weight of the situation clearly on his mind.
Single Match
Stijn De Raaf vs. Riley Smith
Backstage
Focused on the Gold
William Smith stands backstage with Jonathan Sullivan, who is preparing for his upcoming match. Sullivan, the DW UK Champion, appears focused but composed.
William Smith: “Jonathan, you’ve remained undefeated since winning the DW UK Championship. However, tonight you face HyperNova, who will likely have the rest of Legion in his corner. How are you preparing for the added pressure of dealing with a faction working against you?”
Jonathan Sullivan: “I’m always ready for a challenge, William. HyperNova’s a skilled competitor, no doubt. But I’ve faced tough situations before, and I’m confident in my abilities. As for Legion, I know they’ll try to interfere, but I’m prepared to handle whatever they throw my way. I’ll do what I do best—stay focused and take care of business in the ring.”
William Smith: “Last week, Geoffrey Hobbs came to your aid, preventing Maxwell Blackwell from attacking you after your match. That was an unexpected move. Any idea why Hobbs helped you?”
Jonathan Sullivan: “Honestly, William, I’m not sure what prompted Hobbs to help me. It was a surprising gesture, but I appreciate it. Maybe it’s a sign of respect or perhaps he has his own reasons. Regardless, I’m not looking a gift horse in the mouth. If he wants to lend a hand, that’s fine by me.”
As Sullivan finishes speaking, Stijn De Raaf walks past, freshly victorious from his recent match against Riley Smith. De Raaf stops and looks at Sullivan with a determined expression.
Stijn De Raaf: “Jonathan, congratulations on holding the title. But don’t get too comfortable. I’m coming for that belt. If you can keep hold of it tonight, I’ll be ready to take it from you when the time comes.”
Jonathan Sullivan (with a smirk): “I wouldn’t expect anything less from you, Stijn. Bring your best when you come for it.”
De Raaf gives Sullivan a nod before continuing down the hallway. Sullivan watches him go, his confident demeanor unshaken as he prepares for his match against HyperNova.
William Smith: “There you have it. Jonathan Sullivan remains focused and ready for whatever challenges come his way. Back to you at ringside.”
DW UK Championship Match
Jonathan Sullivan (c) vs. HyperNova
Ringside
To the Rescue
Jonathan Sullivan has just emerged victorious over HyperNova, successfully retaining his DW UK Championship. The crowd cheers loudly as Sullivan stands tall in the ring, holding up his title belt with pride.
Suddenly, the mood shifts as Jean Louis Duval, Royce Lacroix, and HyperNova—who is now back on his feet—roll into the ring, surrounding Sullivan with menacing glares. The three members of Legion close in, their intentions clear as they prepare to attack the champion.
Jean Louis Duval grabs a microphone and begins to taunt Sullivan, who stands defiantly despite the numbers disadvantage.
Jean Louis Duval: “You think you’re so great, Sullivan? You think you can keep that title forever? Not with us around! We’re here to show you what happens when you cross Legion!”
As the Legion members close in, the crowd’s boos turn to cheers as Geoffrey Hobbs comes charging down the entrance ramp, wielding a steel chair. Hobbs slides into the ring, steel chair in hand, and the Legion members hesitate, momentarily stunned by the unexpected intervention.
Geoffrey Hobbs (shouting): “Not this time, Duval! I’m not letting you ruin one of Sullivan’s victories!”
Hobbs swings the steel chair, causing Duval, Lacroix, and HyperNova to scatter, their plans thwarted for the moment. Sullivan takes advantage of the distraction, recovering quickly as he stands by Hobbs, showing his gratitude with a nod.
The two men stand united in the ring, the steel chair still held firmly by Hobbs, while Duval, Lacroix, and HyperNova regroup outside, their frustration evident.
Steve Pringle (on commentary): “Another surprising turn of events here on DW Clash! Geoffrey Hobbs comes to the rescue once again, saving Jonathan Sullivan from a potential post-match assault by Legion!”
Eddie Bates (commentary): “The tension between Sullivan and Legion is only escalating. What will this mean for future clashes? And will Legion’s attempts to undermine Sullivan finally drive a wedge between them?”
Jonathan Sullivan and Geoffrey Hobbs stand together in the ring, their eyes locked on the retreating Legion members, a clear signal that they’re ready for whatever comes next.
Live on the Sanctioned Violence Network
DW Doomsday 2024
Stratford Arena, London, England
7th October 2024
Handicap Match
British Hospitality vs. Angus Blackhart
Ringside
Finish the Job?
British Hospitality—Harry Black and Alexander Hate—have just emerged victorious in their two-on-one match against Angus Blackhart. The crowd cheers as the team stands victorious, but their celebration turns dark as they grab a steel chair and stand over the fallen Blackhart, contemplating whether to continue the assault.
Steve Pringle (commentary): “British Hospitality has won the match, but it looks like they’re not done yet! They’re holding that steel chair, and the crowd is urging them to finish the job!”
The camera focuses on Harry Black and Alexander Hate as they hesitate, glancing at each other with uncertainty. The crowd is electric, shouting for the chair to come down on Blackhart.
Suddenly, Kyle McRae—who has been notably absent for weeks—runs down to the ring. The crowd erupts in cheers as McRae slides into the ring, quickly moving between British Hospitality and Angus Blackhart.
Kyle McRae (urgent): “Stop! This isn’t the way! He’s down, and that’s enough!”
McRae talks passionately, trying to convince his allies to drop the chair and walk away. The fans cheer as McRae’s presence brings a moment of hope that British Hospitality might reconsider their actions.
However, in a shocking twist, McRae snatches the steel chair from Black and Hate. The crowd’s cheers quickly turn to gasps of disbelief as McRae swings the chair with brutal precision, striking Harry Black and Alexander Hate in quick succession. The two men collapse to the mat, stunned and hurt.
Steve Pringle (commentary): “What is Kyle McRae doing?! This is unbelievable! He’s just attacked his own teammates!”
Eddie Bates (commentary): “McRae seems like he has been on the outs with his friends for weeks, but now he has turned on British Hospitality! What does this mean for the future of the group? This betrayal is going to send shockwaves through the locker room!”
The camera captures McRae standing over his fallen friends, the steel chair still in hand. His expression is cold and unyielding as he looks down at Black and Hate, the fans in stunned silence.
Kyle McRae (coldly): “You should have known better.”
Steve Pringle (commentary): “And with that, DW Clash goes off the air! Kyle McRae’s shocking betrayal leaves everyone with more questions than answers. What’s next for British Hospitality, and what does this mean for Kyle McRae’s future?”
As the camera pulls away, McRae stands tall in the ring, the steel chair by his side, with British Hospitality lying defeated at his feet and Angus Blackhart slowly recovering at ringside. The scene fades to black, leaving the audience in stunned silence.
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