Blueface allegedly used Chrisean Rock’s first professional boxing match to settle a money dispute with his ex, and now he and Wack 100 face a lawsuit over it.
The pair are accused of distributing Rock’s September 19 pay-per-view fight without permission, allegedly attracting tens of thousands of viewers to Blueface’s Kick account.
Promoter Skyy Myles and BLK Prime Boxing claim the rapper intentionally steered his audience away from the official $29.99 broadcast, depriving them of potential sales.
According to the federal lawsuit, Blueface even acknowledged that his decision to stream the fight stemmed from a financial disagreement with Rock.
Blueface completely DISMISSES his ex-girlfriend Chrisean Rock’s boxing win He says she “CAN’T EVEN FIGHT” and claims they’re picking EASY OPPONENTS. pic.twitter.com/O3rQDOoNZv
— Kick Vault⛓️ (@KickVaultHQ) September 21, 2026
“They didn’t just take our clients’ broadcast, they announced it live and told people not to pay,” attorney Charles Lew said. “We look forward to the successful enforcement of our clients’ well established rights.”
While the alleged livestream controversy unfolded, Rock was making her mark in the boxing ring.
Rock, who goes by the nickname “Holy Hands,” defeated Ku’Shiyah Williams by second-round TKO in Baltimore.
Her professional debut was distributed exclusively by BLK Prime Boxing.
The promoters are now pursuing financial compensation from Blueface and Wack 100 for alleged copyright infringement, including lost sales, profits and attorney fees.
No specific damages figure has been publicly disclosed.
