country whuppin'

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   Joanna Smith is on her way to possibly become the 3rd member of the Country Whuppin' Hall Of Fame.  She picked up win number 4 against Kristen Kelly by a margin of 88%.  Before she can enter the 5-win Hall, JoAnna must get past some real stiff competition in Justin Moore!

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   Joanna Smith has now picked up her 3rd win, defeating Darryl Worley 65% to 35%.  JoAnna is back in combat with another lovely young female artist named Kristen Kelly!

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   On Thursday,  Joanna Smith, coming off a narrow win took on Easton Corbin.  This time things weren't so close, as JoAnna got her second win by a 93% margin!  Let's see if she puts another whuppin' on her next contender or falls in defeat to Darryl Worley's new single.

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   On Tuesday,  Aaron Lewis and Joanna Smith went toe-to-toe in a battle that was almost too close to call.  When all was said and done JoAnna Smith squeaked one out by barely over 50%.  She takes on Easton Corbin in today's Whuppin'.

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   On Thursday,  Aaron Lewis, and his country tune, "Endless Summer" picked up win number two, knocking off the challenge from Jerrod Niemann by an 84% margin.  Part-time rocker, Lewis now faces a new challenger, the lovely JoAnna Smith.

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   On Tuesday, Staind's lead singer, Aaron Lewis, and his country tune, "Endless Summer" was riding high from his first win, and defended the title against The Band Perry and "Postcard From Paris."  Lewis managed to squeak out a win last minute with a 60% margin.  2-time champ, Aaron Lewis 

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   On Thursday, first time champions, Gloriana with "(Kissed You) Good Night" took on a  challenge from Rock Band, Staind's lead singer, Aaron Lewis, and his country tune, "Endless Summer."  With a 61% share of the votes, we have a new champion, Aaron Lewis.  Today, he heads back to the Whu

Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you another edition of the Country Whuppin'.   On Tuesday, it was champion, David Nail facing challengers, Gloriana.  After only one victory, Nail is dethroned, and out-voted by 85%.  "(Kissed You) Good Night" is now the champ facing Aaron Lewis.

Country Whuppin' is back after a long hiatus due to the St. Jude Radiothon.  Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads brings you today's matchup of two new country songs.   On Wednesday, David Nail took on new artist, Thomas Rhett.  After his last minute appearance at the Lady Antebellum concert, Nail picks up the win by a 75% margin, so he comes in today as the champion taking on the trio of Glorian

Lauren Alaina picked up her second win on the Country Whuppin' brought to you by Cleaver's Prime Sandwiches and Salads.  Lauren's "Georgia Peaches" came in as the challenger and handily took care of James Wesley's "Walking Contradiction" by a whopping 78% of the vote!  Now, the former Idol contestant, goes head to head with a country music mainstay, Clay Walker.

Tim Dugger has had a grip on the Country Whuppin' for a couple weeks now.  Dugger's "Way Past My Beer Time" was finally put to a serious challenge as Lauren Alaina's "Georgia Peaches" came to challenge.  After a record-setting number of votes, over 900, it was amazing that less than 10 votes separated the two youngsters.  So, being too close to call, we will call it a tie.  Tha

Tim Dugger's winning ways continue on the Country Whuppin' brought to you by Cleaver's.  Dugger's "Way Past My Beer Time" picks up a fourth victory taking down the legendary Alan Jackson's "So You Don't Have To Love Me Anymore" by a margin of more than 70%.  Even the call-in votes weren't enough to bring down the newcomer's rabid online voters.  So, now Tim Dugger goes for his