1-Busta Rhymes f/Mariah Carey-Where I Belong
2-Tory Lanez-Most High
3-Ty Dolla $ign f/Post Malone-Spicy
4-Busta Rhymes f/Bel Biv Devoe-Outta My Mind
5-O.T. Genasis f/Chris Brown & Charlie Wilson-Back To You
6-T.I. f/Jeremih and Snoop Dogg-Moon
7-Tory Lanez f/Tyga-Shameless
8-J.I. The Prince of N.Y. f/A Boogie wit Da Hoodie-R&B Sh*t
9-Busta Rhymes f/M.O.P. & CJ-Czar (rmx)
10-50 Cent f/NLE Choppa & Riley Lanez-Part of The Game
11-Teena Marie-Square Biz
12-Megan Thee Stallion f/Popcann & Mustard-Intercourse
13-Dave East f/Chris Brown-Sexual
14-Chris Brown & Young Thug-City Girls
15-Pop Smoke f/King Combs & Calboy-Diana (rmx)
On The Watch “It’s All About Ryan Garcia vs Luke Campbell”
Interim WBC Lightweight Championship
Ryan Garcia (21-0, 18 Kos) is no longer a contender. Tonight’s Main Event at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas between Ryan Garcia and Luke Campbell (20-4, 16 Kos) lived up to the hype as expected.
The unbeaten young warrior “King Ryan” had himself a true test inside that squared circle tonight when he exchanged leather with a formidable opponent in the two-time title contender Campbell.
Straight from the jump, Ryan thought sh*t was going to be nice and easy until he found himself in uncharted territory when he got dropped early in the 2nd round for a quick 8 count. Being that this was the first time Garcia had ever tasted the canvas, Ryan bounced right back up and shook it off.
Luke’s confidence was up from dropping Garcia in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter Ryan from moving forward on him like a lion on a hunt for his kill. Luke had the right “game plan” throughout the rounds and fought exceptionally well, while still holding his ground efficiently.
However, I was impressed by Garcia throughout the rounds. Garcia kept it cool and worked his way back on the cards with a steady jab along with some very good power shots while still maintaining his height and reach advantages. It was only a matter of time before Ryan caught up with Campbell.
That being said, Garcia’s non-stop pressure eventually overwhelmed Luke in the 7th round to where Ryan was able to pick up a spectacular left body knockdown that had Luke gasping in pain for air which then prompted the referee to stop the bout since Luke was unable to beat the count.
It was an intriguing bout from start to finish. Both combatants showed up and performed exceptionally well. This was an important fight for Ryan, one that he needed to win in a convincing fashion to show his worth in the Lightweight Division.
With this imposing victory, Ryan now possesses the Interim WBC Lightweight Championship giving him a guaranteed mandatory shot at the WBC Lightweight Champion Devin Haney (25-0, 15 Kos).
Although the mandatory position is his for the taking, Ryan seems adamant on calling out and facing WBA “Regular” Lightweight Champion Gervonta Davis (24-0, 23 Kos). Whichever opponent accepts the challenge, Ryan will have his hands full.
Until an official opponent is confirmed, congratulations Ryan on your latest accomplishment.
Blaze
French Montana – Too Late ft. Jim Jones [Official Video]
DJ Blaze’s Top 15 December 27, 2020
1-Busta Rhymes f/Mariah Carey-Where I Belong
2-Tory Lanez-Most High
3-Ty Dolla $ign f/Post Malone-Spicy
4-Busta Rhymes f/Bel Biv Devoe-Outta My Mind
5-O.T. Genasis f/Chris Brown & Charlie Wilson-Back To You
6-T.I. f/Jeremih and Snoop Dogg-Moon
7-Tory Lanez f/Tyga-Shameless
8-J.I. The Prince of N.Y. f/A Boogie wit Da Hoodie-R&B Sh*t
9-Busta Rhymes f/M.O.P. & CJ-Czar (rmx)
10-Megan Thee Stallion f/Popcann & Mustard-Intercourse
11-Dave East f/Chris Brown-Sexual
12-50 Cent f/NLE Choppa & Riley Lanez-Part of The Game
13-Chris Brown & Young Thug-City Girls
14-Omarion-Do You Well
15-Pop Smoke f/King Combs & Calboy-Diana (rmx)
Too $hort ft. Guapdad 4000 & Rayven Justice – OAKLANDISH (Official Music Video)
Tory Lanez, Rich The Kid, VV$ Ken – Boink Boink (Official Music Video)
On The Watch “It’s All About The NBA Season 2020/2021”
The NBA Season 2020/2021
The NBA Season is set to start this upcoming Tuesday December 22, 2020 but with 10 games shorter than the previous seasons due to the Covid-19 pandemic still looming over the World.
So many things are going to be different and unpredictable for this upcoming season but one thing is for sure, the Los Angeles Lakers will be looking to repeat as Champions regardless of the obstacles ahead. The Lakers’ squad is still well-intact and well-built for the long haul. As for the Los Angeles Clippers, they may have fallen short in the Playoffs last season but redemption will be their motivation throughout this season. The Houston Rockets are an uncertainty right now considering they have done some major changes starting with their front office and the coaching staff and their star player, James Harden, looking for a way out of the city. Assuming Harden’s indecision to still run with the team, only time will tell how they will look as the season progresses. The Western Conference will still be competitive as usual with the strong play coming from the Denver Nuggets, Dallas Mavericks, Utah Jazz, Portland Trail Blazers, the Oklahoma City Thunder and let’s not forget The Golden State Warriors who may still have a say in the Western standings, – they are not done yet in my eyes.
The Eastern Conference is steadily improving with major players changing conferences to help balance the forces. The Milwaukee Bucks fell short once again at reaching the Finals but have managed to secure their MPV player Giannis Antetokounmpo to an extended contract giving them another opportunity at the task at hand, an NBA Title. With a few added pieces to the team, things could be looking up for them. The Miami Heat shocked the league last season when they worked their way to the NBA Finals. They showed they belong and plan on getting it going right back where they left off. The Brooklyn Nets will be looking for a “Takeover” type season with a healthy Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving leading the pack along with a new coaching staff to draw up the winning format. Our own Canadian team the Toronto Raptors are still in the running and still have the ability to stay competitive with any team from any conferences. The Philadelphia 76ers have done some revamping with their team and the coaching staff in the hope of changing their future outcome. Let’s see how everything unfolds throughout the season. The Boston Celtics is still a major player with a proven squad that can definitely upset the apple tree once they get going. They are a proven squad that can definitely disrupt the standings in the Eastern Conference. As for the Indiana Pacers, the Washington Wizards, the Charlotte Hornets, the Detroit Pistons, the New York Knicks and the Orlando Magic, the jury is still out on what they can bring to the table.
We are entering the unknown with this year NBA Season. There is no script on how things will evolve and for that alone we should all tune in this Tuesday night December 22, 2020 and be part of another roller-coaster type NBA Season 2020/2021.
Blaze
On The Watch “It’s All About Canelo Alvarez vs Callum Smith”
Super Middleweight Supremacy
Last night’s Matchroom/DAZN Main Event at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas between Canelo Alvarez (54-1-2, 36 Kos) and Callum Smith (27-1, 19 Kos) was the perfect way to end the Year 2020.
Canelo, who was clearly the shorter fighter standing at 5 foot 8 to the towering Callum at 6 foot 3, displayed some serious Boxing IQ that had Callum confused all night inside that squared circle. It was a thing of beauty to watch the smaller man walk down his opponent the way he did considering Callum had all the physical advantages coming into this bout.
I was surprised by the fact that Canelo showed absolutely no fear at all throughout the rounds. Canelo’s jab and body attack were so vicious and precise that Callum stayed on his back foot trying to avoid the heavy pounding he was receiving all night.
I expected Callum to be Canelo’s toughest challenge to date but judging on how Canelo dominated and dismantled Callum from round one to twelve, Canelo proved once again why he is the Pound-for-Pound best in the World today. Real Talk!
There are levels to this Boxing sh*t and Canelo’s masterclass performance last night showed us just how superior he can get when faced with so many drawbacks.
Callum, who was rated as the No. 1 Super Middleweight in the Division, took the worst beating I’ve ever seen him take in his career to date. The “game plan” that his corner drew up had absolutely no effect on Canelo whatsoever. Dude got heart though and he withheld the onslaught coming his way like the fighting man that he is.
That said, after 12 rounds of one-sided action, the Judges scored it 117-111, 119-109 and 119-109 in favor of Canelo. With this convincing win, Canelo is now the New WBC/WBA “Super” and Ring Magazine Champion of the World and now the No.1 168-Pounder in the Division.
With a new Division to dominate, Undisputed Super Middleweight Champion is the latest task at hand for the No. 1 Pound-for-Pound King they call Canelo Alvarez.
Congratulations Canelo on your latest accomplishment.
Blaze
DJ Blaze’s Top 15 December 20, 2020
1-Busta Rhymes f/Mariah Carey-Where I Belong
2-Tory Lanez-Most High
3-Ty Dolla $ign f/Post Malone-Spicy
4-Busta Rhymes f/Bel Biv Devoe-Outta My Mind
5-O.T. Genasis f/Chris Brown & Charlie Wilson-Back To You
6-T.I. f/Jeremih and Snoop Dogg-Moon
7-Busta Rhymes f/M.O.P. & CJ-Czar (rmx)
8-J.I. The Prince of N.Y. f/A Boogie wit Da Hoodie-R&B Sh*t
9-Megan Thee Stallion f/Popcann & Mustard-Intercourse
10-Dave East f/Chris Brown-Sexual
11-50 Cent f/NLE Choppa & Riley Lanez-Part of The Game
12-Chris Brown & Young Thug-City Girls
13-Omarion-Do You Well
14-Danileigh f/Queen Naija-Mistreated
15-Pop Smoke f/King Combs & Calboy-Diana (rmx)