Beasley Addresses Past Issues with Hitman Holla
September 11, 2013
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as posted by the channelBeasley continued his interview with Battle Rap journalist Michael Hughes by discussing his past issues with Hitman Holla over threats that Hitman posted on Twitter. Hitman was upset about his battle vs Conceited at NOME 3 not being released before Arsonal vs Aye Verb, which happened at an event after NOME 3, and continued to make numerous threats aimed at Smack, Beasley, Norbes and the URL in general. He also tweeted about being banned from the league, which Beasley claims aren't true.
Beasley stated that the threats Hitman made weren't necessary and clarified that he was never banned from the URL. Beasley and his team were open to discussing the matters at hand with Hitman if he was willing to address them like men, face-to-face in a calm way. Hitman has since spoke to Battle Rap journalist Michael Hughes at Summer Madness 3 and stated that he cleared up his issues with the URL staff.
Check out the other clips from this exclusive interview with Beasley addressing the controversy surrounding the Summer Madness 3 card, as well as why Smack/URL was not willing to pay Loaded Lux $40,000 to battle Hollow Da Don at Summer Madness 3.
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