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Klutz defeats Los Premee

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Recap; From Public Influence Battle League, a 3-round uetter barfest between Klutz and Los Premee. The latter scoring left and right with a boatload of fiery gun bars, hard-hitting punchlines, ill street darts, wily personals and a spicy rebuttal game. While Klutz flexed his versatility and transitional potency throughout, confidently spitting out a gang of stinging personals, righteous heaters, fly storytelling bars, grandiose set-up/punches, hitting similes, boastful barbs and sporty wordplay just to have with it. But while Los’ often flippant punch game kept it close, in the end a performance-rich Klutz would prove to be too much as a consistently sturdy (classic), slightly more condensed and haymaker-lit round 1 would edge him the opener, before the Arkansas battler would deliver more of the same in both of the latter rounds for the 30.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 3-0

Favorite line: Klutz – “The way I lay a writter, timeless, my shit conveying wisdom, my words make Proverbs look like plagiarisn!”

Klutz defeats Baby James

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Recap: From Threeo Battle League, yeah Klutz really did make this look easy. The rising Arkansas battler dominating this 3-round matchup against Baby James from beginning to end with a gang of fire name flips, boastful barbs, wicked punchlines, fly wordplay/similes and some hard-hitting personasl to handily outshine and outpoint a gritty, but mostly pedestrian effort from his opponent and earn the 30.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 3-0

Favorite line: Klutz – “Lay him flat and watch him transition to the other side, tonight I got about 5 minutes worth of ‘Baby’ flips…like tummy time!”

Chess defeats Klutz

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Recap: Admittedly, the “fake choke” by Klutz in round 1 of this URL 3-rounder fooled me at first, but at the end of the day it didn’t make a difference to the final outcome–that shows you how dope Chess’ opening round was. The Young Gawd getting busy with a gang of searing set-up/punchlines, righteous heaters, boastful barbs, sizzling name flips and fire gun bars/personals to score more haymakers and edge the round over an astute and often punch/personal-heavy, but not as consistently rich turn by Klutz. Nonetheless, the Crucible grad would come back in round 2, utilizing a bunch of hitting personals, piercing set-ups/punchlines, braggadocious, shrewd Chess slogans and witty lines to edge the middle round over a pretty solid, but a bit filler-prone turn by his opponent. Tied going into the 3rd, another competitive and close round would be edged by Chess. The Gun Titles spitter dishing a hard-hitting, street-themed, wordplay-lit and slightly punch-heavier round to take the round and the win.

Verdict: Chess (W) 2-1

Favorite line: Chess – “Yeah, I was a high-school dropout who had perfect grades in Chemist class!”

Klutz defeats Danny Myers

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Recap: From URL’s Nexus card, going into this battle did Danny Myers (as he suggested in round 1) really think that Klutz belonged in the “lyrical miracle” camp?! Because if the Arkansas battler hasn’t already proven himself to be one of the more substantive emcees in the game, the Bar God just hasn’t been paying attention. But after this 3-rounder Danny (who was pretty solid and competitive throughout this bout) certainly knows what’s up now. Klutz, in both of the opening rounds, exquisitely using a gang of potent set-up/punchlines, fiery schemes, witty barbs, clever wordplay and in a superb 3rd round (after already taking round 1 and edging round 2 with more haymaker-rich tunrs), a systematic, righteous at times and personal-lit session on almost everything related to Danny Myers world to finish off the shutout.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 3-0

Favorite line: Klutz – “Nigga’s say I ain’t believable, but on the resume it’s how you meet the Reaper, plus I know a couple of nigga’s that got shot….they couldn’t believe it either!”

Klutz defeats Jakkboy Maine

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Recap: 3 rounds from URL’s ‘Civil War 5’ card sees Klutz’s clever punches, rich metaphors and exquisite wordplay take on Jakkboy Maine’s wicked darts and performance-heavy ‘Jakanese’-speak. And it’s a goodie. The two battlers displaying plenty of moxie and crowd-plessing bars while sticking with their game plans to split (got Jakk edging round 1, before Klutz retunred the favor in round 2) the opening rounds before a slightly more efficient and punch-heavy Klutz took the deciding 3rd for the win.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 2-1

Favorite line: Klutz – “Nigga’s talk shit like me working at a dealership was funny, but when I hit ya block in a new Charger, watch how fast it go from zero to a hundred!”

Klutz defeats Cortez

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Recap: A URL app exclusive sees rising star Klutz leave a mark with the usually hard-to-impress NY crowd with a shitload of lofty name flips, gritty punchlines, fly anecdotes, hard-hitting similes and galvanizing wordplay that were even more impactful with its surreptitious lingo. Confident from the jump, but also helped a bit by a competitive and street-laced but slip-up friendly Cortez, it’s Klutz who edges both of the opening rounds for the win before a 3rd round debateable.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 2-1

Favorite line: Klutz – “Y’all street nigga’s remind me of children a lot, spend all that money on toys…to end up in a box!”

Chilla Jones defeats Klutz

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Recap: From URL, a highly personal, but classic and superbly put together and righteous/irony-filled 3rd (which for whatever reason gained a lot of controversy online) coupled with a 1st and 2nd rounds that were both slightly more condensed and heavy on fiery schemes, sizzling wordplay and a variety of stinging punchlines gives Chilla Jones the edge in all 3 rounds of this Born Legacy 13 matchup for the win over a mostly punch-heavy, performance-lit and multifaceted Klutz, who outside of a few dry spots here and there, still made his mark and kept it competitive.

Verdict: Chilla Jones (W) 3-0

Favorite line: Chilla Jones – “In this game I’m really the one playa, like story mode!”

JC defeats Klutz

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Recap: A dope 3-rounder from URL’s —series sees Crucible alum Klutz go toe-to-toe with the always formidable JC. The former combining a bunch of witty puns/personals, stinging punchlines/schemes, storied name flips that were often pretty metaphorical/gripping (esp. during an emotional round 3) and boastful darts to make sure his opp and the crowd remembered who he was. However, despite a strong showing from Klutz (which was enough to force a debatable round 2), one too many pedestrian bars from the newcomer and a slightly more condensed/efficient JC, who with his shitload of mayhem-lit punches, crazy set-ups, steely gun bars, potent wordplay and fiery odes to death and demise, manages to edge rounds 1 and 3 for the win.

Verdict: JC (W) 2-1

Favorite line: JC – “How everybody trying to act like Big Meech and his son can’t even play him right?!”

Klutz defeats Palmer Boi

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Recap: This 1-rounder from Deathwish Battle League sees Klutz take down a pretty gritty and witty at times punchfest from opponent Palmer Boi with a boatload of aggressive boasts, festive gun bars, some crazy name flips and double entendre’s as well as a host of twisted wordplay and slick punches that more than made their mark to gain the win.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 1-0

Favorite line: Klutz – “God pen, I never bit a flow, but I could probably walk on it!”

Klutz defeats S.P.A.D.E.

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Recap: From Body Bag Battle League, scoring with some ill wordplay throughout his 3 rounds that was especially nice when it came to potent set-ups, name flips, gritty punches and boastful barbs, a slightly more condensed and efficient Klutz does enough to edge each round for the win over a versatile and often punch-lit, but not as efficient overall S.P.A.D.E.

Verdict: Klutz (W) 3-0

Favorite line: Klutz – “I ain’t playing Spade, but it’s like you playing Spades it’s the perfect time to play a spade, you ain’t notice? everybody around got heart except you!”