Chrisean Rock
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Chrisean Rock won her professional boxing debut via second-round TKO. Rock’s opponent didn’t look like she wanted to be in the ring at all. While both women were obvious amateur level fighters, there was a sizable gap in athleticism and desire in Rock’s favor. Here is a look at the end of the fight.
The fight culminated an event packed with mostly low-level fighters, but it was fueled by Rock’s notoriety and public curiosity.
Rock vs. Williams Key Facts
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Result | Chrisean Rock def. Ku’Shiyah Williams, TKO, Round 2 |
| Date | Saturday, September 19, 2026 |
| Event | Skyy Myles Promotions presents “The Supper” |
| Venue | Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, Baltimore |
| Broadcast | BLK Prime pay-per-view |
| Rock’s record | 1-0 |
| Williams’ record | 0-1 |
| Rock’s ring name | “Holy Hands” |
| Listed as | Chrisean Malone |
| Trainer | Calvin Ford |
| Co-feature | Lorenzo Simpson vs. Shawn McCalman, vacant WBA Intercontinental super middleweight title |
Rock fights under her legal name, Chrisean Malone, and the ring name “Holy Hands,” which is how BoxRec will carry the result. Her April win over Zenith Zion was a crossover bout and does not appear on that ledger, so this is her first official professional record. The card was Skyy Myles Promotions’ “The Supper” at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, on BLK Prime pay-per-view.
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Rock will almost certainly continue to fight. She is being trained by Calvin Ford, the same man who trains Gervonta Davis. When you watch Rock, you can see she is an above-average athlete, but likely found boxing too late to become an actual contender.
Still, she’ll be able to earn solid paydays having these kinds of fights for the next few years. Many women in the sport would probably love an opportunity to perform on the platform Rock had on Saturday and the ones she’ll have access to in the future.
It wouldn’t surprise me to see Rock fight on a BrandRisk or even a Misfits Boxing card. The pinnacle for her would be to sign with MVP, but that’s a long shot as they primarily focus on more experienced female fighters. As it is, it would be wise for Rock’s team to move slowly and fans may have to endure a few more one-sided matchups like this in the near future. It is normal for a young fighter to have a string of very winnable fights at the beginning of their career. Usually, that fighter doesn’t have as much fame and exposure as Rock, so most don’t see the climb.
We’ll see what’s next for Rock in her boxing career.
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