1-Capella Grey-Talk Nice
2-Pusha T f/Kanye West-Diet Coke
3-Dr. Dre-Black Privilege
4-Kali f/Yung Bleu-UonU
5-Mary J. Blige-No Idea
6-Rick Ross f/Willie Falcon, The Dream-Little Havana
7-Marques Houston-Half On It
8-Dreamdoll f/Capella Grey-You Know My Body
9-Mary J. Blige f/Dave East-Rent Money
10-Capella Grey f/Popcann & Chris Brown-Gyalis (rmx)
11-Mary J. Blige Feat. DJ Khaled-Amazing
12-Dr. Dre f/Nipsey Hussle, Ty Dolla $ign-Diamond Mind
13-DJ Era f/O.T. Genasis, Eric Bellinger & AD-On my Way
14-A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie f/Capella Grey-Bestie
15-DJ Inspire f/Kenneth Paige & Derek King-100 Bottles
On The Watch “It’s All About Errol Spence Jr. vs Yordenis Ugas”
WBA/WBC/IBF Welterweight Title Unification Championship
It has now officially been announced that WBC/IBF Welterweight Champion Errol Spence Jr. (27-0, 21 Kos) will be going into a Unification bout with WBA “Super” Welterweight Champion Yordenis Ugas (27-4, 12 Kos) April 16, 2022 at the AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas.
Errol, who has been sidelined by an eye injury, hasn’t graced the squared circle since December 2020 when he last conquered Danny Garcia, is now ready and able and itching to return to once again continue his quest on becoming Undisputed Welterweight Champion of the World.
In order to attain that quest Errol will have to pry the WBA “Super” World Title from a highly motivated combatant Yordenis who last defended the prized belt by convincingly defeating the legend Manny Pacquiao (62-9-2, 38 Kos) as a replacement on 10 days’ notice.
While many peeps in the boxing community believe that Errol will have an easy night ahead of the bout, I personally anticipate this bout will be quite competitive. Real Talk! Peeps shouldn’t sleep on Ugas, this Kat is an exceptional boxer with a very high Boxing IQ when focussed and highly motivated, and having beaten a legend in Pacquiao to now gracing the ring with a Pound-for-Pound Champion like Errol, that alone will definitely bring that warrior mentality needed to maybe upsetting the odds against him.
I’m quite intrigued by this bout and can’t wait to see the outcome when both combatants will be putting their Championship Belts up for this highly anticipated Unification bout that will bring the Champion one step closer to Undisputed April 16, 2022 at the AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas.
Blaze
DJ Blaze’s Top 15 February 27, 2022
1-Capella Grey-Talk Nice
2-Pusha T f/Kanye West-Diet Coke
3-Dr. Dre-Black Privilege
4-Kali f/Yung Bleu-UonU
5-Mary J. Blige f/Fivio Foreign-On Top
6-Rick Ross f/Willie Falcon, The Dream-Little Havana
7-Marques Houston-Half On It
8-Dreamdoll f/Capella Grey-You Know My Body
9-Mary J. Blige f/Dave East-Rent Money
10-Capella Grey f/Popcann & Chris Brown-Gyalis (rmx)
11-Mary J. Blige Feat. DJ Khaled-Amazing
12-Dr. Dre f/Nipsey Hussle, Ty Dolla $ign-Diamond Mind
13-DJ Era f/O.T. Genasis, Eric Bellinger & AD-On my Way
14-A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie f/Capella Grey-Bestie
15-DJ Inspire f/Kenneth Paige & Derek King-100 Bottles
On The Watch “It’s All About Chris Colbert vs Hector Luis Garcia”
WBA Super Featherweight Title Eliminator
Last night’s Showtime/PBC/TGB Promotions Main Event between highly favourite and undefeated Chris Colbert (16-1, 6 Kos) and undefeated Hector Luis Garcia (15-0, 10 Kos, 3 NC)
brought quite the show to the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Hector Luis Garcia who came in as a late replacement due to the original opponent WBA Super Featherweight Champion Roger Gutierrez forced to withdraw after testing positive for Covid-19, stepped up to the plate and embraced this opportunity with open arms and the right “game plan” at hand.
Hector came out the gate with aggressive but controlled pressure, landing some heavy gloves from head to body that clearly caught Chris off guard right from the jump. Hector boxed with a sense of confidence round after round showing absolutely no fear to his opponent. As a late replacement, Hector looked quite prepared for everything Chris had to offer inside that squared circle.
That said, it was clear to me as the rounds progressed that Chris noticeably underestimated his opponent and although he talked a good game prior to the bout, his performance last night lacked that quick twitch and high-rated type action that Colbert is known for.
Chris’ usual tight defence was a no-show last night by the way he was getting touched up and due to him being overzealous at times, Chris succumbed to his fist knockdown by a clean left hand that landed flush on his chin, down for a quick 8 count.
Chris was outgunned and overmatched by Hector who simply outworked the No. 1 ranked WBA Super Featherweight on his biggest night of his career to date.
After 12 full completed rounds, the Judges scored it 118-109, 118-109 and 119-108 all in favor of Hector Luis Garcia.
Congratulations on your latest and highly convincing win Hector, you have now earned the right to challenge WBA Super Featherweight Champion Roger Gutierrez (23-3, 20 Kos).
Can’t wait to see the outcome of that particular bout.
Blaze
On The Watch “It’s All About Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall”
IBF/WBC/WBA/WBO Undisputed Junior Welterweight Challenge
Tonight’s Undisputed Junior Welterweight Title defense between IBF/WBC/WBA/WBO and Ring Magazine Champion Josh Taylor (19-0, 13 Kos) and mandatory challenger Jack Catterall (26-1, 13 Kos) at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland was a straight up ROBBERY to the challenger hands down.
No disrespect to the Champion Josh Taylor who brought it tonight and fought a tough bout but truth be told, Jack came in and defeated the Champion convincingly after 12 full rounds of action but unfortunately got robbed by the Judges on his biggest night inside that squared circle.
Jack came out the gate with confidence and the right “game plan” which was executed perfectly. Standing his ground round after round boxing beautifully while asserting himself as the better man throughout the entire bout and dropping Josh in the 8th round clearly putting Josh in the deficit by then.
Personally, I thought Josh looked weight drained and struggled to assert himself throughout the bout and looked desperate as the rounds progressed. Although the referee deducted a point in round 10 from Catterall, Jack was still comfortably in the lead in my eyes with the higher work rate and punch connection going his way.
That being said, this bout was very entertaining and clearly surpassed the expectation that most people anticipated considering everybody thought this was going to be a cake walk for Taylor. After 12 full rounds of non-stop action the Judges scored it 113-112 for Catterall, 114-111 for Taylor, and 113-112 for Taylor giving him the spit decision win. Unbelievable!
I’m sorry, I’m a big fan of Josh Taylor but tonight homeboy clearly lost this bout hands down.
Jack put his paws all over him and fought a great fight and clearly deserved the win. This was another case of a straight up ROBBERY!! Real talk!
Jack did everything right and fought his heart out to secure the win but, in the end, got ROBBED by the Judges at hand. These three Judges should be barred from ever judging a sanction bout again. Real Talk!
Tonight, we should be celebrating the coronation of a new Undisputed Junior Welterweight Champion in Jack Catterall but instead the home grown Champion Josh Taylor reaped the benefits and retained his controversial Undisputed Crown.
These are the types of outcomes that gives Boxing a bad reputation.
Just my thoughts.
Blaze
Melii – Cartier [Official Music Video]
DJ Blaze’s Top 15 February 20, 2022
1-Capella Grey-Talk Nice
2-Pusha T f/Kanye West-Diet Coke
3-Kali f/Yung Bleu-UonU
4-Mary J. Blige f/Fivio Foreign-On Top
5-Dr. Dre f/Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes & Anderson. Paak– ETA
6-Rick Ross f/Willie Falcon, The Dream-Little Havana
7-Marques Houston-Half On It
8-Dreamdoll f/Capella Grey-You Know My Body
9-Mary J. Blige f/Dave East-Rent Money
10-Capella Grey f/Popcann & Chris Brown-Gyalis (rmx)
11-Mary J. Blige Feat. DJ Khaled-Amazing
12-DJ Era f/O.T. Genasis, Eric Bellinger & AD-On my Way
13-A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie f/Capella Grey-Bestie
14-DJ Inspire f/Kenneth Paige & Derek King-100 Bottles
15-Tony Sunshine f/Dre-Wandas Son
Fivio Foreign, Kanye West, Alicia Keys – City of Gods (Official Video)
Queen Naija & Big Sean – Hate Our Love (Official Video)
On The Watch “It’s All About Amir Khan vs Kell Brook”
Grudge Match Supremacy
Tonight’s ESPN+/Ultimate Boxxer Grudge match Main Event between Amir Khan (34-6, 21 Kos) and Kell Brook (40-3, 28 Kos) finally came to a conclusion at the Manchester Arena in Manchester Lancashire, England.
This was a highly anticipated grudge match that was well overdue but definitely worth the wait. Amir talked a good game from day one and always felt he was the superior boxer to Brook considering both their careers to date but Kell stayed adamant that once they both graced that squared circle opposite each other that he would be the one to prevail with the victory.
Fast forward to tonight’s showdown and Kell stayed true to his prediction by stopping Amir Khan in the six round. Straight from the jump Kell kept his composure and asserted himself quite well in applying controlled aggression in the first round and visibly wobbling Khan with a mean left hand straight to the chin of Khan that had him hurt and on shaky legs until the end of the round.
As fast has Amir was with his hands, he didn’t look like he could handle Kell’s accurate and strong punches coming his way. Amir seemed shook at how strong Kell was inside that squared circle. Amir kept moving but looked like he was on shaky legs whenever Kell connected with anything flush.
As the rounds progressed it was clear to me that Khan had clearly thrown the original “game plan” out the window. Khan looked like an injured animal trying to survive with no clear path on how to adjust to Kell’s pressure.
That being said, Kell could see that Khan was breaking down and looking for a way out. The inevitable was bound to happen. In the sixth round Brook went in for the kill and applied a series of unanswered punches to the body and head of Amir Khan that prompted the referee to stop the bout at the time of 0:51 seconds of the round.
Although both combatants are clearly at the end of their respective careers, Brook showed himself and the rest of the sceptics out there that he still has the goods needed to take out Amir Khan and for that I tip my “B” hat to Kell for walking it like he talked it. Job well done Kell.
Congratulations Kell – you won this bout in a convincing fashion.
Blaze