Blueface Accused Of Tanking Christian Rock’s PPV Boxing Debut & It Could Cost Him Millions

Blueface turned his ongoing feud with Chrisean Rock into a courtroom battle after allegedly streaming her professional boxing debut without authorization.

The rapper and music manager Wack 100 broadcast the fight live on his verified Kick channel, and now boxing promoter Skyy Myles and BLK Prime Boxing are seeking damages in federal court for copyright infringement and lost revenue.

The fight in question took place on September 19, 2026, in Baltimore, where Chrisean Rock, competing under her birth name Chrisean Malone with the nickname “Holy Hands,” faced off against Ku’Shiyah Williams in her professional boxing debut.

Rock dominated the matchup and secured a second-round TKO victory, cementing her transition from celebrity boxing to the professional ranks.

The bout was available exclusively on BLK Prime Boxing’s pay-per-view service for $29.99, but Blueface’s unauthorized livestream allegedly cost the promoters significant revenue.

According to TMZ, the complaint filed in federal court claims that tens of thousands of viewers tuned into Blueface’s free stream instead of purchasing the official PPV.

More egregiously, the lawsuit alleges that Blueface explicitly told his audience they didn’t need to pay for the fight and should watch his broadcast instead.

The filing also notes that the rapper admitted to streaming the fight over a financial dispute with Chrisean Rock, suggesting the move was intentional retaliation rather than an accidental violation.

Chrisean’s attorney Charles Lew issued a statement condemning the alleged piracy, saying “In my entire career, I have never seen such a blatant and brazen disregard for copyright. They didn’t just take our clients’ broadcast, they announced it live and told people not to pay. We look forward to the successful enforcement of our clients’ well-established rights.” The plaintiffs are seeking unspecified damages to cover lost sales, profits, and other earnings, along with legal fees.

Chrisean Rock’s entry into professional boxing marked a significant moment in her career trajectory.

After winning her celebrity boxing debut in April 2026 against Zenith Zion, she decided to pursue sanctioned professional competition.

Her rise in the boxing world has been closely followed by fans who’ve watched her transition from reality television to the squared circle with impressive results.

The lawsuit represents a significant financial exposure for Blueface, though the exact amount remains undisclosed at this stage.

If the court rules against him, the damages could be substantial given the scale of the unauthorized broadcast and the deliberate nature of the alleged infringement.