CassidyvsHitman Holla

Rare Breed Entertainment delivered a massive blockbuster when they paired the legendary Philadelphia punchliner Cassidy against St. Louis showman Hitman Holla. From the opening bell, the tension was palpable.

Hitman brought his signature aggression, trademark remixes, and high-octane performance style, backed by his brother Showout and a large entourage. However, Cassidy stepped into the ring looking completely unbothered, utilizing a methodical, troll-heavy approach that masterfully dismantled his opponent's momentum. The battle quickly shifted in the Philly veteran's favor when Cassidy started unearthing personal history, famously revealing he once signed a Spalding basketball for a young Hitman Holla.

That angle, combined with the instantly classic 'Why would a hitman holla? They move in silence' name-flip, left the St. Louis native fighting an uphill battle against a notoriously tough crowd.

Hitman showed incredible heart, rapping through boos and trying to control the room by demanding the audience 'let me cook,' but the defensive composure and constant trolling of Cassidy proved too much to overcome. Things reached a boiling point in the final round. Hitman attempted a massive theatrical play by bringing out his Wild 'N Out boss Nick Cannon, only for the move to backfire when Cannon respectfully dapped up Cassidy on stage.

Shortly after, a near-brawl derailed the stage energy entirely. Despite the chaotic environment and the hostile crowd, Hitman deserves massive respect for bringing his star power and fighting through the hostility. Ultimately, Cassidy's undeniable pen game, comedic timing, and sheer veteran savvy secured a decisive victory that generated millions of views and cemented this clash as a certified RBE classic.