# Artist Track
1 Beyonce & Jay-Z-713
2 Fat Joe f/Chris Brown, Dre-Attention
3 DJ Khaled f/Chris Brown-Jealous
4 Swizz Beatz f/Lil Wayne-Pistol On My Side
5 Jeremih & Ty Dolla $ign f/Lil Wayne-New Level
6 Chris Brown f/French Montana-Wave Gods
7 French Montana f/Drake-No Stylist
8 Chris Brown-Had To Do It
9 Lil Wayne f/Justin Bieber $ French Montana-Just Chill
10 Sage The Gemini f/Chris Brown
11 Jason Derulo f/Lil Wayne & Rick Ross-Broke Up
12 AD f/Eric Bellinger-Pullin Up
13 Bobby Brown-Like Bobby
14 Rayven Justice f/AD-Show You How
15 Russ f/Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg-Last Forever
On The Watch “It’s All About Anthony Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin”
World Heavyweight Championship Challenge
Tonight, on a drizzling night at Wembley Stadium in London, England, Anthony Joshua (22-0, 21 Kos) successfully retained his IBF, IBO, WBA and WBO Heavyweight Titles by systematically defeating Alexander Povetkin (34-2, 24 Kos).
It was by no means a walk in the park for AJ but seven rounds are all it took for him to figure out Povetkin and administer him his only stoppage to date. Povetkin was a tough, dangerous and a crafty opponent but AJ performed patiently and took his time and calmly waited for the perfect opening to administer a well-placed and timed combination to lay Povetkin down not once but twice which then prompted the referee to halt the bout at 1:59 in the seventh round.
This was a bout that AJ needed to show his dominance. It’s clear that being the No. 1 Heavyweight in the game comes with some added pressure from the fans and the competitors in the Division aiming to dethrone the “King”. Peeps need to realize and understand that AJ is that “Lion” in the Division but still working hard at perfecting his craft. Every battle is a learning experience and tonight, it was nothing short of another great performance.
The challenges to come will only get harder but it will be up to you AJ to perform to the best of your abilities and prevails while silencing all doubters out there refusing to accept the position you hold in the Heavyweight Division.
Congratulations Champ on reaffirming yourself in the Heavyweight Division in a devastating fashion.
Now on to the next!
Blaze
Lloyd – Excited (Official Video)
On The Watch “It’s All About Canelo Alvarez vs Gennadiy Golovkin”
Middleweight World Champion
Last night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, in front of a sellout crowd of 21,965, a New “King” in the Middleweight Division was crowned. Canelo Alvarez (50-1-2, 34 Kos) has now dethroned the previous Pound-for-Pound “King” of the Middleweight Division Gennadiy “GGG” Golovkin (38-1-1, 34 Kos).
With this win Canelo is once again the Lineal Champion with some new added hardware to his name, the IBO, WBA, and WBC Middleweight Titles are now in his possession.
This bout was simply a beautiful display of two highly skilled boxers fighting for the “supremacy” of the Middleweight Division. This second time around really felt like a continuation of their first encounter but with the added adjustment especially from Canelo.
There was absolutely no shortage of excitement last night, Canelo walked it like he talked it and backed it up as promised inside that squared circle. Canelo said he was going to be there inside the center of the Ring and he meant it. From the first round to the twelfth, Canelo stayed engaged and pressed it on Gennady round after round. That being said Gennadiy didn’t shy away from Canelo either, they both fought back and forth but to everybody’s surprise Canelo still stood his ground and in my eyes was definitely landing the more consistent power shots between the two which was very surprising considering Gennadiy is the known stalker with the heavier hands but on this night, Canelo handled himself exceptionally well. Real Talk!
Truth be told this bout, once again could have easily been called a draw because the rounds were so damn close to call but I have to tip my “B” hat to your Boy Canelo for sticking to the game plan at hand and administering “GGG” his first defeat of his professional career. This by no means, was not an easy fight for either combatant but definitely one to be proud of for the winner considering the level of difficulty each combatant presented inside that squared circle.
Congratulations Canelo on imposing your will and becoming the New Middleweight “King” of the Division. This is a win well deserved.
Blaze
Top 15 September 16, 2018
# Artist Track
1 Beyonce & Jay-Z-713
2 Fat Joe f/Chris Brown, Dre-Attention
3 DJ Khaled f/Chris Brown-Jealous
4 Swizz Beatz f/Lil Wayne-Pistol On My Side
5 Jeremih & Ty Dolla $ign f/Lil Wayne-New Level
6 Chris Brown-Had To Do It
7 Lil Wayne f/Justin Bieber $ French Montana-Just Chill
8 Sage The Gemini f/Chris Brown
9 AD f/Eric Bellinger-Pullin Up
10 24hrs f/YG-Don’t Mess
11 Bobby Brown-Like Bobby
12 Rayven Justice f/AD-Show You How
13 Russ f/Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg-Last Forever
14 Meek Mill f/Jeremih & PnB Rock-Dangerous
15 Eric Bellinger f/AD-She
On The Watch “It’s All About David Lemieux vs Gary O’Sullivan”
WBA Middleweight Mandatory Challenge
David Lemieux (40-4, 34 Kos) showed up last night at the T-Mobile Arena and redeemed himself once again on the big stage in Las Vegas in a do or die bout against Gary “Spike” O’Sullivan (28-3, 20 Kos) and handed the Irishman a devastating first round knockout for the ages.
When focussed, healthy and fit, David is a real problem inside that squared circle. I’m not sure what game plan “Spike” had in mind on that night but he surely miscalculated his approach towards Lemieux. “Spike” talked a good game and I personally thought he would have at least made a fight out of it but to my surprise, Lemieux came ready to shut it down nice and early 2:44 in the first round is all he needed. Real Talk! It was the type of display Lemieux has been known for but with his last failed showing against WBO Middleweight “Kingpin” Billy Joe Saunders, the boxing community was suspect on what to expect. That being said, Lemieux silenced the masses in attendance with his fan friendly performance.
With this showing Lemieux has now secured a Middleweight mandatory position and may possibly get a bout with the newly crowned “King” of the Middleweight Division Canelo Alvarez.
This is a bout that Lemieux really wants but personally I think he might be reaching in asking for that bout. Although his performance was quite impressive, I think two more wins against any of the top-heavy hitters in the Middleweight Division might be in order. As much as I’m a fan of our own Canadian Lemieux, I still need to see some consistency and discipline along with a few more back-to-back wins to even think of challenging for another title let alone the top Dude in the Division.
Your thoughts on this one?
Blaze