Chrisean Rock Prepares For First Sanctioned Pro Boxing Match
Chrisean Rock will enter the professional ranks in Baltimore after earning her license and winning her first crossover bout.
Chrisean Rock is bringing her hands home, locking in a September 19 professional boxing debut before a Baltimore crowd.
The rapper and reality personality announced the date earlier this week, although her opponent remains unannounced as fight week draws closer.
The card is scheduled for the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, giving Rock her first regulated professional test in her hometown.
“I got my pro license today, chat. I’m a pro boxer! Y’all want to see? It’s four of them. I’m a pro! I’m a pro! Look! Go look me up on BoxRec. 0-0-0. I have no record yet, chat!” Rock said while celebrating her license.
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Her announcement drew a hard boundary between this match and the celebrity bout that introduced “Holy Hands” to paying boxing viewers.
“I’m serious. No celebrity boxing for me. If you want to fight me, you gotta go pro. I’m having my first pro boxing match September 19th,” Rock said.
BoxRec lists Chrisean Eugenia Malone as an orthodox super welterweight with zero professional bouts, zero rounds and no recorded knockouts.
That distinction matters because celebrity results can appear on streaming platforms without becoming part of a commission-recognized professional boxing record.
She enters this next phase with one crossover victory after beating professional wrestler and slap-fighting competitor Zenith Zion on April 25.
AllHipHop reported Rock won the three-round XRumble main event at Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino by split decision following several disputed calls.
Rock scored an early knockdown with a right hand, kept advancing and landed the heavier punches during their short, uneven contest.
TrillerTV counts that result toward her 1-0 crossover mark, but BoxRec still places her professional record at 0-0 as of August 29.
Her route into boxing became official in January, when she signed with XRumble promoter Damon Feldman alongside manager Kimberly Ross.
The move tapped an athletic background that began with track training at 12 and carried Rock into Junior Olympics sprint and relay competition.
Her preparation became public in December 2025 through a viral sparring session with Ryan Garcia, who tested her developing defense and composure.
Rock initially trained in Baltimore with Calvin Ford, Gervonta Davis’ longtime coach, before tagging with Upton Boxing for her current promotion.
The Baltimore card is advertised to begin at 5 p.m. September 19, with Rock’s weigh-in scheduled one day earlier.
