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After his impressive comeback performance against Bill Collector at Don’t Flop’s first event in Philadelphia late last month, E. Ness spoke with BattleRap.com to recap his performance, which was widely touted as the best of the night.

St. Louis battler Hitman Holla was in attendance as a spectator at Don't Flop's "Resurrection" event in Atlanta earlier this month and spoke to BattleRap.com about his support for the U.K. league, John John Da Don and the idea of doubles battles.

A planned battle between female battlers MyVerse and Bonnie Godiva at Don't Flop Atlanta fell apart last minute when Bonnie Godiva failed to show up at the event on April 4. The match-up would have been a legitimate come-up for rookie battler MyVerse who says that Bonnie ducked the battle because she wasn't ready and made up excuses to squirm her way out of an appearance.

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In an interview recorded before both of their match-ups went sideways, J Dose spoke with Rone at Don't Flop Philly on March 29. Dose had been out of the battle rap scene for more than a year and was scheduled to take on Prez Mafia, who no-showed the event.

Fellow Pa. emcee Z.M. stepped in to replace Prez, since his opponent (Heartless) had also canceled.

Atlanta rapper Automatic Ray is the only person who battled at both Day 1 of Don't Flop's "Resurrection" in Atlanta and Quiet Room's "He Dead" in New York this past weekend (April 3-5).

BattleRap.com reached out to Ray by phone to get the details on both events.

Midway through "Rookies vs. Vets" event on March 28, BattleRap.com rounded up Don't Flop owner Eurgh and URL's Norbes for an interview filled with playful trash-talk.

The two league reps give their thoughts on and predictions for the event while also debating the merits of American, British and Puerto Rican women.