Blueface ALLEGEDLY Sued for Free-Streaming Chrisean Rock PPV Fight

ALLEGED federal copyright suit: Skyy Myles + BLK Prime Boxing say Blueface livestreamed Chrisean Rock's $29.99 PPV debut on Kick with Wack 100 for 1+ hour and told fans not to buy. DEVELOPING.

Federal copyright complaint obtained by TMZ (published Sep 25, 2026): boxing promoter Skyy Myles Promotions and streaming provider BLK Prime Boxing sued Blueface (legal name Johnathan Porter) alleging he livestreamed Chrisean Rock's $29.99 pay-per-view professional boxing debut on his verified Kick channel.

According to the filing, Blueface and music manager Wack 100 broadcast the fight for more than an hour. Plaintiffs claim tens of thousands of viewers tuned in and that Blueface allegedly told viewers they did not need to buy the official stream, tying the move to a financial dispute with Rock.

The fight was Sep 19, 2026 at Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor — Chrisean (competing as Chrisean Malone) vs Ku'Shiyah Williams. Rock won by reported second-round TKO on Skyy Myles Promotions' The Supper card.

Rock's attorney Charles Lew told TMZ: "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."

Plaintiffs seek unspecified damages for alleged lost sales/profits plus legal fees. Blueface representatives had no comment when TMZ published.

Independent amps: The Blast and HotNewHipHop (Sep 25–26).

Framing: ALLEGED / DEVELOPING civil filing. Copyright infringement claims are unproven. Never stamp guilt. Pre-verdict — do not state he pirated or sabotaged the PPV as fact.