Chrisean Rock, a rapper and reality personality, has officially entered the professional boxing ranks following the completion of her license and first crossover bout. The announcement comes after she secured her professional boxing debut in Baltimore, September 19th, before a Baltimore crowd. Rock, known for her outspoken nature and collaborations with prominent figures, revealed she’s preparing for a four-fight debut, a significant step beyond her celebrity boxing appearances. The fight card, scheduled for the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, marks her first regulated professional test in her hometown.
In a celebratory statement, Rock shared that she’d earned her pro license today, stating, ‘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’s initial entry into the professional boxing circuit was marked by a notable distinction: she’s listed as an orthodox super welterweight with zero professional bouts, rounds, and no recorded knockdowns. This difference from celebrity results, as per BoxRec, is significant because celebrity records can appear on streaming platforms without being formally recorded as part of a commission-recognized professional boxing record.
Rock’s professional record currently stands at 0-0, a result of several disputed calls during her XRumble match against Zenith Zion in April 2024. The XRumble match, which BoxRec lists her as a split decision winner, saw Rock score an early knockdown with a right hand, maintaining an advancing and landing 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.
Rock’s preparation began with track training at 12 and carried her into Junior Olympics sprint and relay competition. Her development became public in December 2025 through a viral sparring session with Ryan Garcia, who tested her developing defense and composure. Garcia noted that Rock initially trained in Baltimore with Calvin Ford, Gervonta Davis’s long-time coach, before tagging with Upton Boxing for her current promotion. The Baltimore card is advertised to begin at 5 p.m. September 19th, with Rock’s weigh-in scheduled one day earlier. The fight is expected to draw a substantial crowd, with Rock’s estimated weight class being listed as 0-0-0, suggesting she’s expected to be a lightweight fighter.
Source: AllHipHop
