Power slap episode 4

Hamlett discusses his passion for rugby, Street Beefs, and being a father to his five-year-old son. Correa talks about his upbringing and how his mother pushed him to participate in the right things.

A shocking upset, a crushing knockout and a top heavyweight contender gets thrown out of the house!! What a week on Power Slap!!! Drain had all the hype going into the match — carrying the top ranking in the middleweight division following an incredible victory over Jon Kennedy at the Power Slap qualifiers back in March. Nutting — U. Drain won the coin toss and elected to strike first — but in a shocking turn of events, he chose to break from his norm and used his LEFT hand to slap.

Power slap episode 4

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The opening shot was solid — and Russel seemed to eat it without a problem. Enough talking. Contact info powerslap.

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A shocking upset, a crushing knockout and a top heavyweight contender gets thrown out of the house!! What a week on Power Slap!!! Three huge matches on tap for this episode, including a light heavyweight showdown between two of the most dangerous guys on the roster … AyJay Hintz and Russel Rivero. Drain had all the hype going into the match — carrying the top ranking in the middleweight division following an incredible victory over Jon Kennedy at the Power Slap qualifiers back in March. Nutting — a U. Drain won the coin toss and elected to strike first — but in a shocking turn of events, he chose to break from his norm and used his LEFT hand to slap. Drain not only looked much less powerful than usual, but his aim was also off and was called for a clubbing foul, which cost him a point. Things erupt and the two men charge after each other — with several strikers rushing in to break things up. I had to get involved.

Power slap episode 4

Hamlett discusses his passion for rugby, Street Beefs, and being a father to his five-year-old son. Correa talks about his upbringing and how his mother pushed him to participate in the right things. Correa won the coin toss and elected to strike first with his right on the third measure. It was a powerful strike that rocked Hamlett, but Correa stepped with his left foot and lost a point. Correa went to the floor and barely recovered for the ten count, but Hamlett was called for a striking foul. He shook it off and delivered his second strike that put Correa out.

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KO Chris has been interested in helping Zane for a while, even though they both belong to the pound weight class. This is hard endless, hourless training talking. Favorite athlete? So Dana ultimately decided this match would be at a catchweight —. What a week on Power Slap!!! Hamlett discusses his passion for rugby, Street Beefs, and being a father to his five-year-old son. This is sacrifice. Things erupt and the two men charge after each other — with several strikers rushing in to break things up. He committed a clubbing foul with the strike, his second foul of the match, which resulted in a disqualification win for Zane. Andrew is ready to put up or shut up. Drain won the coin toss and elected to strike first — but in a shocking turn of events, he chose to break from his norm and used his LEFT hand to slap.

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But the ref called a defensive foul on Rivero flinching which allowed AyJay to re-strike. A shocking upset, a crushing knockout and a top heavyweight contender gets thrown out of the house!! Enough talking. Jewel Scott gets the victory and shows respect to his opponent after the match. He shook it off and delivered his second strike that put Correa out. Rivero lost his first Power Slap match due to a stepping foul — but obliterated his opponent in the process, which compelled Dana to allow him to compete again. Correa went to the floor and barely recovered for the ten count, but Hamlett was called for a striking foul. KO Chris has been interested in helping Zane for a while, even though they both belong to the pound weight class. Nutting — U. Seems the beef is squashed … for now. So Dana ultimately decided this match would be at a catchweight —. Drain had all the hype going into the match — carrying the top ranking in the middleweight division following an incredible victory over Jon Kennedy at the Power Slap qualifiers back in March. So I had no choice but to get rid of him.