Episode 10 Recap | Power Slap: Road To The Title Season 3

Round 2 of the competition is in full swing and the next fight up is a highly anticipated match between two fighters who absolutely hate each other.

Brandon Kerr and Ke’ali’i Kanekoa, who have gotten into several fights at the house that had to be broken up by the other slap fighters, are set to face off in the next bout of the second round. The bad blood between them has created a lot excitement for their fight.

Kerr and Kanekoa have had multiple altercations with each other, but Kanekoa has been getting along with the other guys while Kerr has had problems with several fighters in the house. Because of the additional altercations that Kerr gets into with other slap fighters and security, the decision is made to pull him from the competition.

With Kerr out, slap fighter Keifer Roberts is brought in to replace him. When Keifer arrives at the house, the other fighters are excited to see him and happy that Kerr is out. Kanekoa and Roberts shake hands in the kitchen and let each other know that they’re looking forward to putting on a great fight.

Roberts joins Turpin’s team and trains in preparation for his bout. Coach Turpin is excited about the new addition to his team and feels like his guy is ready to go.

When Roberts and Kanekoa step onto the stage, it’s Kanekoa who gets the first slap and he makes the most of it, sending Roberts down. Roberts is able to get up before the ref completes a 10 count, but the doctor is called in and it’s determined that Roberts can’t continue. Kanekoa is the winner by TKO.

Up next, Heavyweight and Power Slap roster fighter, James Stonier goes up against Round 1 winner Brice Jones. Jones showed impressive knock out power in his first-round win in the competition, but his chin has yet to be put to the test. Jones and Stonier trade huge shots in an intense back and forth battle where both fighters are sent to the canvas, but are able to get up and continue. After a three-round war, the judges award Jones the win by unanimous decision.

Then, military veteran Joshua Newson faces Rayden Bombardier in a Middleweight matchup. Rayden strikes first, but Joshua eats his shot without taking any damage. Newson’s first strike is a massive shot that sends Bombardier down and ends the fight via KO in the first round.

Team Trujillo has 16 wins and Team Turpin has 13 wins after Episode 10