1-Royce 5’9 f/Sy Ari Da Kid, White Gold, CyHi The Prince & T.I.-Black Savage
2-Fat Joe f/Cardi B, Anuell AA-Yes
3-Tory Lanez f/Fabolous-If You Gotta
4-The Game f/Chris Brown-Gangstas Make The Girls Go Round
5-Summer Walker f/London On Da Track & Chris Brown-Something Real
6-Dave East f/Ty Dolla $ign-On Sight
7-Eric Bellinger-Surprise Me
8-Tory Lanez & T-Pain-Jerry Sprunger
9-Tinashe f/G-Eazy-So Much Better
10-Krept & Konan f/Spice & Tory Lanez-First Time
11-Jim Jones f/Rick Ross, Marc Scibilia-State Of The Union
12-Chris Brown f/Gunna-Heat
13-G Eazy f/E-40-No Rappers
14-T-Pain f/G Eazy-Girlfriend
15-Kid Ink-Slide Up
On The Watch “It’s All About The NBA-Who’s On Top?”
The NBA-Who’s on Top?
We are at the Quarter mark of this year’s NBA Season and both the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference have been playing some serious early competitive ball to jump start this NBA season 2019/2020.
The Milwaukee Bucks are taking claim of the No. 1 Spot on the Eastside for the time being with an impressive start of 20-3 record. The Bucks have been looking good and playing hard on both ends of the floor and although we are early in the season, they are definitely seeking to hold onto that No. 1 spot. The Boston Celtics’ 16-5 record is a well-balanced squad with Kamba Walker now leading the show and definitely keeping it interesting with their play. The surprising play of the Miami Heat 17-6 has made things very interesting.With the addition of Jimmy Butler, the Heat have improved dramatically in a competitive way. Without Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green, our own Canadian Team the Defending Champs the Toronto Raptors 15-7 have managed to stay competitive at both ends of the floor and they’re not showing any signs of folding under any pressure of the competitive Eastern Conference. That being said, the Philadelphia 76ers 17-7 and the Indiana Pacers 15-8 are not to be overlooked.
The Los Angeles Lakers are also taking claim of the No. 1 Spot on the Westside with their own impressive start of 21-3 records. The powerful combination plays of LeBron James and Anthony Davis creating havoc on both ends of the court is this year’s version of showtime. The Lakers are looking to hold on to their No. 1 Spot but doing so will not be easy. The Dallas Mavericks 16-7 are surprisingly climbing up the rankings with their steady play as of late. They have a deceiving squad that can hang with the best of them on any given night. The Los Angeles Clippers 17-7 have all the goods and can turn things around in a blink of an eye. The combination of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George is certainly keeping this team in the running. The Houston Rockets 15-7 are not to be taking lightly. As long as they stay focused and competitive, they can duke it out with the best of them on any given night. The Western Conference is a battle within itself. That being said the Denver Nuggets 14-7 and Utah Jazz 13-10 can’t be slept on just yet.
Stay tuned in. This NBA Season is full of surprises.
Blaze
On The Watch “It’s All About Andy Ruiz Jr. vs Anthony Joshua”
World Heavyweight Championship Challenge
In a beautiful display of boxing at the open-air arena in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, Anthony Joshua (23-1, 21 Kos) successfully regained his crown by defeating Unified IBF, IBO, WBA and WBO Heavyweight Champion of the World Andy Ruiz Jr. (33-2, 22 Kos) by unanimous decision.
A slimmed down and focussed AJ showed up tonight to silence all the naysayers who counted him out and rewrite the wrong of June 1st when he suffered his first humiliating defeat at the hands of Andy Ruiz Jr. at Madison Square Garden.
From round 1 to round 12, AJ executed the “game plan” to a “T” and never wavered from it. AJ stayed long and tall, moved and jabbed his way to a unanimous decision. The Judges scored it 118-110, 118-110 and 119-109 all in favor of Anthony Joshua.
AJ boxed and maintained his composure throughout the entire bout. Andy couldn’t close the distance or administer any type of sustained offence. AJ ‘s movement was clearly frustrating Andy as the rounds wore on.
That being said, the naysayers will still have some negative things to say about AJ ‘s win but truth be told, AJ dominated Andy in such a convincing fashion that cannot be ignored by his peers.
Hate him or love him, Anthony Joshua has now regained his rightful position in the Heavyweight Division and is now a Two-Time IBF, IBO, WBA and WBO Unified Heavyweight Champion of the World.
Congratulations Anthony on a job well done. Now on to the New Year 2020!
Blaze
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Fat Joe, Dre – Deep (Official Video)
Top 15 December 1, 2019
1-Royce 5’9 f/Sy Ari Da Kid, White Gold, CyHi The Prince & T.I.-Black Savage
2-Fat Joe f/Cardi B, Anuell AA-Yes
3-Tory Lanez f/Fabolous-If You Gotta
4-The Game f/Chris Brown-Gangstas Make The Girls G Round
5-Summer Walker f/London On Da Track & Chris Brown-Something Real
6-Dave East f/Ty Dolla $ign-On Sight
7-Tory Lanez & T-Pain-Jerry Sprunger
8-Tinashe f/G-Eazy-So Much Better
9-Krept & Konan f/Spice & Tory Lanez-First Time
10-Jim Jones f/Rick Ross, Marc Scibilia-State Of The Union
11-Chris Brown f/Gunna-Heat
12-Eric Bellinger-Ball
13-G Eazy f/E-40-No Rappers
14-T-Pain f/G Eazy-Girlfriend
15-Kid Ink-Slide Up
Fabolous – B.O.M.B.S.
Kid Ink -Slide Up (Dirty)
On The Watch “It’s All About Gervonta Davis vs Yuriorkis Gamboa”
Vacant WBA “regular” Lightweight Title
Gervonta “Tank” Davis (22-0, 21 Kos) will be moving up a Division and attempting to become a two weight Division Champion by challenging Yuriorkis Gamboa (30-2, 18 Kos) for the vacant WBA “regular” Lightweight Title on Saturday December 28, 2019 at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
Despite Gamboa being much older than Gervonta, I’m anticipating this bout to be “Blazin Hot” when these two tough combatants meet inside that squared circle. Gamboa has been pushing an impressive 4- fight winning streak as of late and looking better and better every time out. Gamboa ain’t no walk in the park. He is a 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist and a Three-Time World Champion at Featherweight, Junior Lightweight and at Lightweight. He’s a proven warrior attempting to get back at the top one more time.
That being said, Gervonta is a young undefeated star in the making, a Two-Time World Champion ready to conquer another Division. Tank is that Dude that people can’t sleep on. He has an abundance of skill sets that have yet to be seen inside the squared circle because he hasn’t been tested. Since his power has always been the equalizer, considering his high knockout ratio, but I’m hoping that Gamboa can bring that next unseen level out of him to the point where we can really appreciate a tough, competitive, back and forth type bout.
Tune in live on SHOWTIME Saturday night December 28, 2019 at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia and witness an exciting year-end event.
Blaze
On The Watch “It’s All About Deontay Wilder vs Luis Ortiz 2″
WBC Heavyweight Challenge
Don’t blink! -Is what the WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder (42-0-1, 41 Kos) said before defending his WBC Heavyweight Championship Title last night against Heavyweight contender Luis Ortiz (32-2, 26 Kos) at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The “Bronze Bomber” spoke it into existence when he knocked out “King Kong” for the count. Real Talk!
A slim and trim, focussed Ortiz stepped inside that squared circle last night and executed his “game plan” to perfection. He boxed beautifully, composed, sure of himself and was clearly winning every round from 1 to 6 hands down until round 7.
Wilder, who had zero offence throughout the first 6 rounds only needed one opening, one second, one well- connected demoralizing right hand “Bomb” to close the show in round 7. Once Wilder connected, Ortiz could not recover in time to beat the count. Just like that, Ortiz’s hard work to that point went out the ring.
Your Boy Wilder is a real problem to the Heavyweight Division. That Thanos-type power that he carries in that right hand is the “End Game” whenever he connects. Once again Deontay has put the entire Heavyweight Division on notice. Good luck to the competition. Whomever wants to take the WBC route to the Championship Belt needs to be mentally and physically prepared and even with that in mind, there is no guarantee you will succeed once you enter that squared circle and Deontay Wilder in standing across the ring from you.
Until your next contestant, congratulations on your win Champ.
Blaze