Reed DollazvsA.Ward
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The fan consensus is overwhelmingly in favor of A.Ward, with many calling it a 3-0 or a clear 2-1. His second round was universally seen as a show-stopping, battle-winning performance that Reed Dollaz, despite a strong showing, could not overcome. A.Ward's consistency, layered writing, and direct material were the deciding factors.
In a highly anticipated clash of eras, A.Ward delivered a career-defining performance against the legendary Reed Dollaz. This RBE main event wasn't a wash, as the Philly General came out sharp, showcasing a notable evolution in his style that many fans applauded. Reed likely took a debatable first round with his trademark presence and flow.
However, the tide turned dramatically in the second. A.Ward unleashed what many are calling a round of the year, a masterclass in penmanship, performance, and layered attacks that left the room in awe. Haymakers like the 'Meek shall inherit the Earth' scheme landed with devastating effect, creating a gap Reed couldn't close.
While Dollaz brought a fire flow in the third, some fans recognized the material from a previous freestyle, blunting its impact. A.Ward remained surgical, closing the show with another potent round and securing a victory that was as respectful as it was decisive. The consensus from the culture was clear: A.Ward got the gentleman's 30, further cementing his spot in battle rap's top tier.
- A.Ward's second round was universally lauded as a classic, with many calling it a round of the year contender.
- Fans consistently praised Reed Dollaz for his significant improvement and his ability to adapt his legendary style to the modern era.
- The sportsmanship and mutual respect between both emcees were frequently highlighted as a positive for the culture.
- Viewers celebrated A.Ward's intricate writing, with the 'Meek shall inherit the Earth' and 'overweight cop' bars being standout moments.
- RBE earned widespread acclaim for booking the matchup and releasing the high-quality battle for free on YouTube so quickly.
- A significant number of viewers found the hypeman Gwitty's constant ad-libs and reactions to be distracting and over-the-top.
- Some fans pointed out that Reed's third round was from a previous mixtape freestyle, which they felt weakened his performance.
- A few comments suggested Reed's rounds felt short and could have been more developed to match A.Ward's depth.
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