Pamflit & PedrovsMark Grist & Mixy

In a certified Don't Flop classic, the intellectual wit of Mark Grist & Mixy clashed with the chaotic energy of Pamflit & Pedro, creating a battle celebrated for its stark contrast in styles. The bout was a showcase of British battle rap's diversity, pitting a teacher and a wordsmith against a deadpan comic and an aggressive street battler. From the jump, Grist & Mixy put on a masterclass in 2-on-2 chemistry.

Their attack was layered with literary references and intricate wordplay, culminating in two of the battle's biggest moments: a legendary scheme based on the novel 'Of Mice and Men' and a show-stopping anagram reveal that decoded their opponents' team name into 'Porn Film Adapted.' They controlled the pace with a calm confidence, picking apart their opponents with surgical precision and well-timed humor. On the other side, the story was one of a brilliant individual performance hampered by a weak link. Pamflit was arguably the comedic star of the night, landing hilarious and absurd punches like his impromptu poem that had the crowd, and even his opponents, in stitches.

His partner Pedro, however, struggled to find his footing. His performance was widely criticized by fans as repetitive and overly aggressive without the substance to back it up, effectively forcing Pamflit to fight a 2-on-1 battle. While Pamflit's antics made the battle unforgettable and highly rewatchable, the victory clearly belonged to Mark Grist & Mixy.

Their superior writing, teamwork, and knockout punches were undeniable, proving that in a doubles match, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. They took a clear and decisive win in a battle that will be remembered for its comedy and its commentary.