Shotty HorrohvsDisciple

In a classic Don't Flop showdown, Manchester's own Shotty Horroh squared off against Disciple in a battle defined by style and presence. From the jump, Shotty played the hometown hero, bringing an aggressive, in-your-face energy that had the crowd in the palm of his hand. His performance was punctuated by what many consider a career-defining moment: a multi-layered scheme about The Da Vinci Code that perfectly broke down his opponent's name and left the room shaking.

But Disciple didn't just lay down. Despite facing a hostile environment and a relentless opponent, he stood his ground, firing back with sharp personals and clever wordplay. His 'Horroh-zontal' line was a testament to his pen game, a clear highlight that proved he came to compete.

He successfully painted Shotty as vain and reliant on his entourage, landing shots that hit their mark even if they didn't get the same level of crowd reaction. Ultimately, the story of the battle was Shotty's masterful control of the stage. His energy, reminiscent of a UK Dizaster, combined with knockout punches was too much for Disciple's more understated approach to overcome.

While a vocal minority argued that Disciple's bars were slept on and the crowd was biased, the consensus remains that Shotty Horroh's star power and legendary haymakers earned him a decisive, if debated, victory.