1-Busta Rhymes f/Mariah Carey-Where I Belong
2-Tory Lanez-Most High
3-Ty Dolla $ign f/Post Malone-Spicy
4-O.T. Genasis f/Chris Brown & Charlie Wilson-Back To You
5-T.I. f/Jeremih and Snoop Dogg-Moon
6-Busta Rhymes f/M.O.P. & CJ-Czar (rmx)
7-Megan Thee Stallion f/Popcann & Mustard-Intercourse
8-Dave East f/Chris Brown-Sexual
9-50 Cent f/NLE Choppa & Riley Lanez-Part of The Game
10-Chris Brown & Young Thug-City Girls
11-Omarion-Do You Well
12-Danileigh f/Queen Naija-Mistreated
13-2 Chainz-Southside Hov
14-French Montana f/Jim jones-Too Late
15-Pop Smoke f/King Combs & Calboy-Diana (rmx)
On The Watch “It’s All About Errol Spence Jr. vs Danny Garcia”
IBF/WBC Welterweight Challenge
Last night’s Main Event between Errol Spence Jr. (27-0, 21 Kos) and Danny Garcia (36-3, 21 Kos) at Arlington Texas inside the AT&T Stadium, answered a lot of questions that we the fans had when it came to EJ. After 12 rounds of action all was revealed to the boxing world.
EJ dusted off his shoulders last night inside that squared circle and showed all the doubters and his supporters that your Boy was back 100%. Spence’s car accident in October 2019 left a lot of us fans wondering if Errol could ever get back to his championship form, he once held before the car crash and, with last night’s dominant performance against Danny, your Boy EJ defied all odds.
EJ is “The Truth” inside that squared circle hands down. Errol made Danny, who is one of the top strong Welterweights, in the Division, looked like a pedestrian inside that squared circle. Spence kept that pressure on Danny all night with a stiff effective jab that prevented Danny from applying any type of successful offence.
Whatever “game plan” Danny’s corner constructed for the night became obsolete the minute EJ’s jab started touching Danny at will. EJ’s jab was key last night and clearly marked Danny up from all angles. Danny showed some grit and a strong will to compete but just didn’t have the right output to keep up with EJ. Had Danny applied more pressure the outcome could have definitely been different.
That being said, EJ showed us once again that he’s levels above all competitors who dare to challenge him for that No. 1 Spot inside that squared circle. The Judges were all in agreeance tonight with the score of 116-112, 116-112 and 117-111 for Errol Spence Jr.
With this dominant performance by Spence, he now retains his IBF and WBC Titles while putting the 147-Pound Division back on notice that “The Truth” is back like he never left.
Congratulations Errol on another great performance.
Who’s next?
Blaze
On The Watch “It’s All About Anthony Yard vs Lyndon Arthur”
Light Heavyweight British Throwdown
Another intriguing outcome presented itself tonight at Church House, Westminister in London when Anthony Yard (20-2, 19 Kos) and Lyndon Arthur (18-0, 12 Kos) entered that squared circle.
The underdog Lyndon came in with a very good “game plan” and executed it to a “T”. Lyndon’s stiff and steady jab was a key factor tonight. Lyndon boxed well and kept a cool head throughout the rounds.
Anthony, on the other hand, came out the gate with no real sense of urgency which may have cost him a few early rounds. That said, Yard did pick up the pace as the rounds wore on and did manage to land the more telling power punches but the jab, he was eating all night from Lyndon clearly dictated what the Judges were taking into account.
The bout seemed to get a lot closer to call in the later rounds but truth be told, I personally think that Anthony rallied a little too late and did not press the action in his usual dominating ways.
After 12 rounds of action the Judges called it a split decision. One Judge had it 117-111 for Yard and the other two Judges had it 115-114 for Lyndon.
Yard, who was clearly the stronger fighter, did not have the right “game plan” on the night. Yard may have landed the more power shots but it was Lyndon who controlled most of the rounds with good ring generalship and a steady and accurate jab.
Lyndon kept it simple but effective and never wavered from the original “game plan” and for that Lyndon handed Anthony his second defeat.
Congratulations Lyndon. With this win you now retain your Commonwealth Light Heavyweight Title and picked up the vacant WBO Inter-Continental Light Heavyweight Title and move up one step closer to a World Championship opportunity.
Blaze
Chris Brown, Young Thug – City Girls (Official Video)
French Montana – You Deserve An Oscar [Official Video]
Busta Rhymes – Boomp! (Official Video)
On The Watch “It’s All About Daniel Dubois vs Joe Joyce”
Heavyweight British Throwdown
Tonight’s highly anticipated British showdown between “Dynamite” Daniel Dubois (15-1, 14 Kos) and Joe Joyce “The Juggernaut” (12-0, 11 Kos) at Church House, Westminister in London was an exciting bout from start to finish. Real talk!
Tonight, Joe silenced all the naysayers by forcing Dubois to gracefully bow down by taking a knee in the tenth round. Joe had his jab working Dubois all night and definitely made a dent in Dubois’ armour when he severely damaged and closed Dubois’ left eye shut.
Dubois came out the gate and tried to physically assert himself with his heavy punches. Normally his presence alone would have deterred his opponents but tonight Dubois was met with a formidable and durable adversary and couldn’t get by Joe’s steady and accurate jab successfully.
That said, it was a competitive and interesting bout with both warriors going at it hard but tonight the young lion met his match when fatigue and a worrisome bummed eye prevented him to continue in the 10th round and got counted out. I personally never anticipated Dubois quitting in any of his fights but only a fighter can truly know when enough is enough.
This is a major win for Joyce who was confident from the time this bout got announced. Experience, patience and a very good chin is what carried Joe over for this victory. Joe is steadily creeping up the Heavyweight ladder and now holds the British, Commonwealth and European Titles but best of all, is he now moves one step closer to a world title opportunity in 2021.
Congratulations Joe on a very convincing win. Job well done.
Blaze
DJ Blaze’s Top 15 November 29, 2020
1-Busta Rhymes f/Mariah Carey-Where I Belong
2-Tory Lanez-Most High
3-Ty Dolla $ign f/Post Malone-Spicy
4-O.T. Genasis f/Chris Brown & Charlie Wilson-Back To You
5-T.I. f/Jeremih and Snoop Dogg-Moon
6-Busta Rhymes f/M.O.P. & CJ-Czar (rmx)
7-Megan Thee Stallion f/Popcann & Mustard-Intercourse
8-Dave East f/Chris Brown-Sexual
9-Joyner Lucas-Evolution
10-Omarion-Do You Well
11-Danileigh f/Queen Naija-Mistreated
12-Tory Lanez-Care For You
13-2 Chainz-Southside Hov
14-French Montana f/Jim jones-Too Late
15-Pop Smoke f/King Combs & Calboy-Diana (rmx)
On The Watch “It’s All About Daniel Jacobs vs Gabriel Rosado”
Super Middleweight Grudge Match
Last night’s DAZN and Matchroom main event between Daniel Jacobs “The Miracle Man” (37-3, 30 Kos) and Gabriel Rosado (25-13-1, 14 Kos) at the Hard Rock Live at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida did not live up to the anticipated so-called grudge match up that we were all waiting for. Real Talk!
I’m a big fan of both them Dudes but real talk, neither one of them backed up their tough talk inside that squared circle. Them Dudes talked a heap of sh*t to each other to being out right disrespectful. Respect had to be earned and given so I was expecting some serious fireworks from round one but instead got two Dudes who barely threw any leather at each other.
Jacobs was treating this bout as a stay busy fight but clearly forgot the part about getting busy active wise inside that squared circle. I’m not sure if the fact that there was no crowd unmotivated him but he visibly didn’t look his usual self inside that squared circle.
There are levels to this boxing sh*t and your boy Jacobs did not show any superior levels against Gabe last night. In fact, Rosado executed his “game plan” to a “T” and boxed a good fight with low output but he definitely didn’t look like someone who was not meant to be there.
Although the bout didn’t turn out the way we all expected, Gabe showed discipline and fought well enough to deserve the win or a draw in my eyes but, left in the Judges hands, two of them saw it 115-113 for Jacobs and 115-113 for Rosado. Definitely a disputable outcome.
Jacobs may have been declared the winner of this bout but if he has any aspiration of challenging any of the belt holders in the Super Middleweight Division, he needs to come in with his head in the game and with a way better “game plan” then what we saw last night cause this version of Jacobs doesn’t cut it at the top of the 168-Pound Division. Real Talk!
Blaze