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Just four players remain undefeated in the trash talking tournament, and they're back to fight for the crown as Atlanta best in this ultimate Yo Momma showdown.

Just four players remain undefeated in the trash talking tournament, and they're back to fight for the crown as Atlanta best in this ultimate Yo Momma showdown.

It's down to four, the best trash talkers from four hoods, ready to impress Wilmer and his celebrity guest, Frankie J. The winner walks as the week's best.

It's down to four, the best trash talkers from four hoods, ready to impress Wilmer and his celebrity guest, Frankie J. The winner walks as the week's best.

We got this week's trash talking finest from four different hoods, ready to throw down and represent.

The four best from four different hoods stepped up, eager to battle in front of Wil and his surprise guest Bow Wow.

For Bankhead, it's E-Man who rises to the top, but before Spot kills it at East Point, the contenders get a lesson in trash talking from Mother Fine. Then with Wilmer's help, the finest from each hood step into each other's space to get the dirt for the final fight.

For Bankhead, it's E-Man who rises to the top - but before Spot kills it at East Point, the contenders get a lesson in trash talking from Mother Fine. Then with Wilmer's help, the finest from each hood step into each other's space to get the dirt for the final fight.

In this episode, Robyn beat the competition in Buckhead, earning her the right to battle Matt, who won the Alpharetta title. But first, Wil visits both competitors cribs, where he finds a sorority and a frat house. The greek war is then on in the finals.

In this episode, Robyn beat the competition in Buckhead, earning her the right to battle Matt, who won the Alpharetta title. But first, Wil visits both competitors cribs, where he finds a sorority and a frat house. The greek war is then on in the finals.

It's down the best of the week as four players step up to represent four different hoods.

It's down the best of the week as four players step up to represent four different hoods. Wilmer brought out his boys the Ying Yang Twins to help, as the competitors throw down like champions.