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**Non-Title Match: The Nasty Boyz (Heel) vs. Rhythm & Bruise (Heel)**
**Venue: WCW Monday Nitro**
The air in the arena is thick with the anticipation of heel-on-heel violence as the newly formed and contentious tag team Rhythm & Bruise, consisting of Disco Inferno and One Man Gang, make their way to the ring. Their entrance music, an odd blend of disco beats and ominous chords, reflects their strange alliance. The crowd greets them with a chorus of boos, which they seem to revel in, their confidence unfazed.
But the atmosphere intensifies as The Nasty Boyz's music hits. Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags come out to a similar reaction from the crowd, but their aggressive demeanor suggests they're here to fight, not to win a popularity contest. They reach the ring and waste no time; they want to establish dominance over the new team on the block.
**The Match:**
The bell rings, and chaos ensues. Knobbs and Disco start things off, with Disco using his dance-inspired moves to surprisingly effective offense. But the Nasty Boyz's roughhouse style quickly takes over, and Knobbs tags in Sags for some classic Nasty offense.
Rhythm & Bruise rally, with One Man Gang using his size to overpower Sags, slamming him with a big body drop. Disco tags back in, landing a series of punches and a vintage swinging neckbreaker. The match goes back and forth, with neither team holding back their nefarious tactics.
**The End:**
After a tumultuous bout, the ending sequence begins with all four men brawling inside the ring. The referee struggles to maintain order. In the chaos, Rhythm & Bruise seem to have a miscommunication, leading to Disco accidentally striking One Man Gang. Seizing the opportunity, The Nasty Boyz execute a devastating double DDT on Disco Inferno. Knobbs covers him for the three-count while Sags prevents One Man Gang from breaking the pin.
**Winners: The Nasty Boyz**
Post-match, The Nasty Boyz celebrate their victory with raucous laughter, leaving the ring with their hands raised high. Rhythm & Bruise are left in the ring, arguing among themselves, their partnership already showing signs of tension.
**Rating: 2.25 Stars**
The Nasty Boyz have proven their resilience and ability to capitalize on their opponent's mistakes. Rhythm & Bruise, while showing potential as a unit, will have to go back to the drawing board if they wish to become a dominant force in the WCW tag team division.
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