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Iggy Azalea made her presence felt on the second day of BBCRadio 1's Big Weekend at Ebrington Square in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Watch the Island Def Jam emcee performing her song, "Work."
Begin the countdown for Cain Velasquez-Junior dos Santos III.
Both heavyweights prevailed with knockouts at UFC 160 — Velasquez over Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva in the main event, and dos Santos over Mark Hunt in the co-main —inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday night.
White called the rematch “a no-brainer” and added he’d expect to happen before December.
“That makes sense, definitely,” Velasquez said.
Added dos Santos: “My next fight will be for the title and that’s what I want. I believe so much I can stay on top of the division for a long time.”
Velasquez — who reclaimed the title with a decision over dos Santos in December — needed all of 81 seconds to defend the belt for the first time in his career.
He set up a devastating, overhand right with a quick left jab. Silva crumpled and the referee stepped in to stop the bout shortly thereafter.
Silva --- who lost by a first-round TKO to Velasquez on the same holiday weekend last year --- felt referee Mario Yamasaki erred in two ways late in the short fight. First, he didn’t penalize Velasquez for what he said were multiple illegal blows to the back of the neck. Second, Yamasaki halted the fight too fast.
“The same thing that applies to athletes who do something wrong or illegal should also apply to referees,” Silva said through an interpreter. “They, too, should be penalized.”
Velasquez said he connected with Silva’s ear, so his punches were legal.
Dos Santos held up his end of the deal with a third-round KO of Hunt in a crowd-pleasing slugfest in the co-main event. The bout earned each a $50,000 the Fight of the Night bonus.
Most of the dos Santos-Hunt match was fought toe-to-toe and in a brief stretch went to the ground. Boos rattled around the arena.
“When the fans were booing I (wasn't) thinking (to) take it easy,” dos Santos said.
Dos Santos knocked down Hunt with an overhand right in the first round similar to what allowed him to claim the heavyweight belt the first time he fought Velasquez. But unlike in the Velasquez bout, Hunt bounced right back up.
“If there’s ever a trilogy, that’s it right there,” UFC president Dana White said. “If you look at the way both fights went: Junior destroys (Velasquez) in the first fight, Cain destroys him in the second fight. I can’t wait to see the third fight.”
Hunt had dos Santos in a bit of trouble in the second round against the cage after a left hook, but dos Santos persevered and entered the third round in the lead. Dos Santos didn’t coast as he leveled an overhand left to the face of Hunt, whose nose had already been bloodied by constant jabs.
Dos Santos finished Hunt with 42 seconds left in the third round with a spinning kick.
“I had never had the confidence to try a spinning kick like that before in a fight,” dos Santos said. “When I did it and it worked, it was amazing!"
Hunt was transported to an area hospital. White said he didn’t have an update on Hunt’s condition.
TJ Grant used one straight, right punch against Gray Maynard to vault him into a title shot against lightweight champ Benson Henderson. (White said the fight would happen afterward.) Grant stumbled Maynard with the first-round strike. Grant pounced and landed several more punches before the fight was stopped.
“This is like a dream come true, but the dream isn’t over yet,” said Grant, who earned the KO of the Night bonus. “There is still work to do. I knew if I left it all out there, the fans would love it. I wasn’t necessarily looking for the knockout. I was just looking to connect to the face."
White said last month that the winner of the bout would become the No. 1 contender.
There’s no guaranteed title shot for light heavyweight Glover Teixeira, but he remained unstoppable. He used a guillotine choke to submit James Te Huna in the first round as Teixeira ran his winning streak to 19 fights.
But it seemed that Teixeira --- who earned the Submission of the Night bonus --- was more excited about meeting boxing legend Mike Tyson, who was seated cageside.
“I saw him today and yesterday (at the weigh-in),” a beaming Teixeira said in the post-fight broadcast interview. “I watched all of his highlights before I came (out) here.”
Donald Cerrone dominated K.J. Noons — who was making his UFC debut — en route to a unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26). One judge gave Cerrone a 10-8 advantage in the third round.
“I was kind of in a scramble mode at first and strayed away from my game plan,” Cerrone said. “(Coach) Greg (Jackson) got me back on track after that first round. I just hope I gave a good performance for the fans. That kid is tough.”
The final two fights on the undercard broadcast on FX were decided by close — if not controversial — decisions.
Dennis Bermudez, a 3-1 favorite in his featherweight fight against Max Holloway, won by split decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28. Holloway pushed the action for much of the fight and was the more accurate striker, according to FightMetric.com.
“I feel sometimes I get lucky,” Bermudez said. “I don’t know why I have to take a punch sometimes to come alive in a fight. I’ve trained hard and my striking coach wants me to drop the guys I’m working with and not just let them up. I think that attitude came through in this fight.” Mike Pyle won by the same score in his welterweight bout against Rick Story.
Pyle appeared to be all but done as the clock ticked down in the first round. Story landed a left cross square to the chin of Pyle, who fell to the mat and managed to wait out the clock.
Pyle began his rally in the second round, using his elbows and fists to soften a tiring Story. Pyle also was solid on the ground, where a good portion of the rest of the match was fought.
“I should have never let it go to judges,” Pyle said. “I'm not happy with my performance. I got hit too much in the first round, but I feel I did get more technically sound as the fight went on. Can’t wait to get back out there.”
Also on the undercard, Khabib Nurmagomedov — who was fined 20 percent of his purse for missing weight on Friday — landed a record 21 takedowns in a unanimous victory (30-27 on all cards) over Abel Trujillo. Sean Sherk (16 in a five-found fight) previously had the overall record, while Luigi Fioravanti (13) had the three-round mark.
Ultimate Fighter Season 16 winner Colton Smith fell in his first fight since the TUF Finale as TUF Smashes winner Robert Whittaker earned a third-round TKO.
In the opening fight of the night, Jeremy Stephens brutalized Estevan Payan in ways that can only be explained by checking out the fight gallery.
Bonuses of $50,000 each went to Junior dos Santos and Mark Hunt for Fight of the Night, Glover Teixeira for submission of the Night and T.J. Grant for Knockout of the Night. UFC president Dana White was going to award Knockout of the Night to dos Santos, but boxing legend Mike Tyson intervened and White decided not to argue.
At the post-fight press conference, White also announced the retirement of UFC stalwart Forrest Griffin. Griffin will stay with the UFC in a yet-to-be-determined capacity.
After getting his first two takedown attempts stuffed, Velasquez sent "Bigfoot" to the canvas with a massive right. The heavyweight champion jumped all over the Brazilian, firing off heavy punches from back side mount until referee Mario Yamasaki stepped in to save Silva 81 seconds into the fight.
Junior dos Santos def. Mark Hunt
JDS looked awesome at UFC 160, surprisingly electing to spend the majority of their bout trading blows with Hunt. He hurt the "Super Samoan" with an overhand right early in the first round, and he came close to ending the fight again in the second round when he decided to take Hunt down and work in some ground-n-pound.
Even though he had two rounds in the bag going into the third round, dos Santos continued to push the pace, finally putting Hunt away with a spinning back kick with only 42 seconds left in the fight.
With his victory against Hunt, Junior is now the number one contender in the UFC's heavyweight division.
Glover Teixeira def. James Te Huna
Teixeira made quick work out of Te Huna at UFC 160, softening the Australian up with strikes before putting him on his back. He locked in a guillotine choke as James tried to work his way back up, forcing the tap at 2:38 of round one.
T.J. Grant def. Gray Maynard
Maynard went headhunting early in their UFC 160 encounter and Grant made him pay for his reckless aggression. T.J. sent Maynard to the canvas with a straight right, and he followed up with a barrage of punches and knees until referee Chris Tognoni called an end to the contest at the 2:07 mark of the first round.
With the win, T.J is now the number one contender in the UFC's lightweight division.
Donald Cerrone def. K.J. Noons
As expected, Cerrone and K.J. came out swinging at UFC 160, with both men landing their share of decent strikes. However, Cerrone was able to connect a bit more as the fight progressed and he mixed in a few takedowns as well. "Cowboy" kept Noons on his back for the majority of the final round, turning the Strikeforce import's face into a bloody mess.
The Octagon-side judges scored the fight 30-27, 30-26, and 30-27, all in favor of Cerrone.
Undercard:
Mike Pyle def. Rick Story (split decision)
Dennis Bermudez def. Max Holloway (split decision)
Robert Whittaker def. Colton Smith (TKO, round three)
Khabib Nurmagomedov def. Abel Trujillo (unanimous decision)
Stephen Thompson def. Nah-Shon Burrell (unanimous decision)
George Roop def. Brian Bowles (TKO, round two)
Jeremy Stephens def. Estevan Payan (unanimous decision)
UFC 160 highlights
Junior Dos Santos Speaks On Knocking Hunt With Spinning Heel Kick
Velasquez Looks To Defend Title Against JDS In Mexico
Dana White: Cain vs JDS III "A No-Brainer"
UFC 160: Velasquez vs Bigfoot II Recap
Glover Teixeira Talks About Meeting Mike Tyson. Welcomes Fight With Jon Jones
Donald Cerrone's Grandma Inspires Him To UFC 160 Victory
TJ Grant Aims For Title Fight In Canada
Dana White and Fighters Talk About Cain Velasquez vs. Junior dos Santos UFC Trilogy
For most men one beautiful woman will suffice. Chris Brown has the enviable task of trying to decide between two. After hooking back up with superstar singer Rihanna, then breaking it off, Breezy has reportedly gotten back together with ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran.
TMZ reports the couple are living together again. Tran was smart enough to keep her own apartment just in case things fall apart again, but has moved most of her belongings into Chris' Hollywood Hills, California crib.
Whether Rihanna will sneak back into the picture is anybody's guess. If I were a betting man I'd probably put money on it though.
With his Tuff Love project recently hitting iTunes, Ty Nitty continues to provide new heat for the streets. The Love and Loyalty Records CEO gets a hot new track from Young Ab Beats for his latest official music video, "Losers N Lames."
British singer Jessie J is gearing up to release her sophomore album later in the year. She calls on fellow Brit, Dizzee Rascal and reaches across the pond to enlist the help of G.O.O.D. Music emcee Big Sean for her new single, "Wild."
Kendrick Lamar hit the stage on the second day of BBCRadio 1's Big Weekend at Ebrington Square in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Check out K. Dot's performance of "Swimming Pools (Drank)."
Taylor Gang boss Wiz Khalifa adds a verse to Atlanta rapper Future's song "Karate Chop" courtesy of producer Metro Boomin. Spotted at xclusiveszone. Listen up top and download the track below
Peedi Crakk is back with his new mixtape, Cf5: The Cocaine Edition. The Philly rapper secured features from Young Chris, D.O.P.E., Junior Reid, Bodega Bamz, Redman, Ms. Jade and more.
Ray J has made quite a bit of noise with his song, "I Hit It First." Today he gives DJ Kay Slay the green light to premiere the remix which features Uncle Murda, Dorrough Music, Clyde Carson and Uiie Popcorn.
BBC Radio 1xtra's Tim Westwood has been digging up some golden footage of a few of today's top emcees spitting freestyles from several years ago. Check out Kanye West going off the top of the dome in London in 2005.
Rap Head - H.U.G stands for (His Undeniable Greatness) and it all comes from his nick name "Huggy" which his mother gave him when he was a baby. H.U.G plans to bring you plenty of shows, mixtapes, and more videos off his upcoming EP. His official website is in the works which will give a complete indie artist arsenal. Born and raised in the Ohio Valley in Bellaire by way of Martins Ferry. He graduated from Bellaire High in Ohio. He graduated College from West Liberty University with a BS degree. H.U.G has always sang, but mostly just for fun. Some of his favorite groups and artists are Earth Wind and Fire, Cameo, Lyfe Jennings, Rkelly, Ne-yo, The Dream, and Mariah Carey. He got serious about music and started writing his own music and trying to perfect his craft around 2006-2007. He is unique because he sings and raps writing both creating his own sound and his own lane in music. I tells RapHead, "I Love all good creative music no matter the genre. I personally also like the fact that parents of kids of all ages appreciate my music because it is mostly all appropriate for their children to listen to. I try to stay away from all the vulger lyrics but still very strive to be creative and catchy. Crush On You was on live mixtapes on a tape hosted by DJ Suspece and DJ Bank Roe which has over 100,000 plays! Clique vodka also sponsored my release party for the video along with Hot Rod tattoo in Martins Ferry, Ohio."
Well it went down in Wheeling, WV this Friday with the release of HUG's new R&B Video "Crush On You". The Video release party was held downtown Wheeling at the River City Lounge and it was def. a good night for the Ohio Valley. What you may not know about this R&B cat is that he definitely is making sure that he handles his business. Not only did HUG perform during his party but he also managed to plan and promote the even alongside his team! This is uncommon in the R&B world as most acts don't want to get their hands dirty - not HUG! He spent countless hours planning and networking for his event to make sure that the night was one to be remembered. Based on the posts on Facebook and Tweets on Twitter, the people are still talking about the highlights of the "Crush On You" Video Release Party! S/O to the homey IzzReal Cartel- I see you cuttin' up on the dance floor!
MTV True Life representer "Caleb Green" was also in the building and doing what he does best! The body paint sessions were definitely a highlight of the night and made it entertaining for the ladies to get all inked up. DJ Suspense was on the 1's and 2's and kept the crowd moving throughout the night.
HUG also managed to land sponsorship from the well known Pittsburgh founded Vodka company "Clique". If your not familiar by this brand, they have managed to make quite a bit of noise in the city of Pittsburgh by using strategies like sponsoring some of the cities biggest events from music to social events.
Love and Hip Hop New York star Lore'l delivers a mini movie/music video for her song "How We Do It." The track is off of her new mixtape, Billboard Bytch. Download it now for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Lorel-Billboard-Bytch-mixtape.476584.html
Check out the latest project from The Cranberry Show titled The Jellyfish Theory. Features include Modsun and Dana Coppafeel. Stream and download the project from www.djbooth.net.
Meek Mill drops off a new track titled "Levels." The Cardo-produced track finds the Philly rapper spitting about why he's a step above his competition. Dreamchasers 3 on the way very soon.
This is my letter to all of the fathers that are out their handling their business, to the ones who struggle and sacrifice for their kids and to the fathers that never get recognized for their commitment and contribution to their kids and families. This is my letter to yall. Nobody is perfect, even if you're no longer with your baby's mother, you're still taking care of your kids and your responsibilities as a father. This letter is also to my own dad. I love you, Pops... Happy Father's Day.
Fresh off of releasing his Trap House III album, Gucci Mane is back with a new music video from a previous project. Big Guwop teams up with Chill Will for "2 Dope Boyz." The track originally appeared on Gucci's mixtape, Writings on the Wall 2.
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